Following a remarkable exchange a fortnight ago when U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was laughed out of the room by a Communist Chinese delegation for attempting to scold them on human rights abuses, he has now declared that China is right to criticise America’s record on the issue.

Blinken told reporters Tuesday that China was right to claim that the U.S. is guilty of rights abuses against minorities.

“We will hear from some countries, as we do other years, that we have no right to criticize them because we have our own challenges to deal with,” Blinken stated during a press briefing on the release of the State Department’s Report on Human Rights.

“Well, we know we have work to do at home that includes addressing profound inequities, including systemic racism,” he added.

“We don’t pretend these problems don’t exist or try to sweep them under the rug. We don’t ignore them. We deal with them in the daylight with full transparency,” Blinken further stated.

“The way we confront our challenges at home will give us greater legitimacy in advocating for human rights abroad,” he added.

The Secretary of State there agreeing with the CCP that America is the one in the wrong, while Communist China rounds up people and throws them into internment camps because of their religion, as well as subjecting people to forced sterilization and abortions, slave labour and live organ harvesting.

That’s what happens when this guy is heading up foreign diplomacy.

The full briefing is below:

Blinken also suggested this week that the United States won’t take any punitive action against China for its role in unleashing COVID-19 pandemic upon the world.

China has also released its own version of a human rights report, charging that State’s rights in the U.S. is a human rights abuse, as well as citing George Floyd as an example of how America is deeply racist.

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People in Britain have expressed excitement and gratitude en mass to the government for allowing them to once again sit on park benches next to another person from today.

In terms of historical British victories for freedom, it’s surely up there with VE day and the signing of the Magna Carta.

Let the celebrations begin:

08/03/21 the day it is legal to sit on a bench with someone ✌🏼✌🏼

— Khloe Barker (@klobarker4) March 8, 2021

What a great day. Waking up knowing it is now legal for me to go outside and sit on a park bench. Oh thank you our supreme leader @BorisJohnson for this great gift of freedom you have bestowed upon on us.

— Dave (@aka_willbodie) March 8, 2021

Happy sit on a park bench with a mate and not get arrested day!

— Ross (@BromRefined) March 8, 2021

Today's the big day. I can't decide which park bench I'm going to sit on. I'm just too excited. pic.twitter.com/n3QW1Jpsmc

— Lloyd (@LloydP91) March 8, 2021

I wonder which bench I'll sit on. I'm just so excited 😁

— Lloyd (@LloydP91) March 8, 2021

I'm about to exercise my legal right to sit on a bench with a friend and have a coffee and I feel like all my Christmases have come at once.

— Richard James (@RichardNJames) March 8, 2021

Can’t wait to sit on a park bench and talk to my mate about this.

— Matt Harvey (@mattharvey07) March 8, 2021

It was so lovely to see @BorisJohnson quote Churchill, ‘’We must never cease to proclaim in fearless tones the great principles of freedom and the rights of man.” Well today guys, we are allowed to SIT on a bench. My life is back, so excited!! #benchday pic.twitter.com/qZ7SX0FUgI

— Jane W (@manage1984) March 8, 2021

You’ve made it illegal to sit on a park bench. https://t.co/hOM0X8LOZ6

— Big Brother Watch (@BigBrotherWatch) March 6, 2021

Heard a news report on radio this morning. Restrictions have been lifted so you can now sit next to one other person outside. I'll let you into a secret. If you had wanted to sit next to me on a bench anytime over the last year. I'd have let you. #EnoughIsEnough #KBF

— cyclelifelondon #antiganda (@cyclelifelondon) March 8, 2021

All bitches born after March 8th know is sit on bench and have coffee

— maisie (@maisieaisie) March 8, 2021

Can I sit on a park bench yet?

— M777 (@m7777777_f) March 8, 2021

Seeing the BBC celebrating that you can sit on a park bench today was surreal!

— Me & TobyToo 🐶 (@PJM19631) March 8, 2021

But you’re fine to sit on a bench with your friend in the park and drink your beers there because….Coronavirus knows if the bench belongs to a pub!

— Alison Turner (@alison_turner) March 8, 2021

Can we sit on a bench yet?

— Gary Prince (@GaryAPrince) March 8, 2021

From today in England, you can meet a friend outdoors and sit on a bench for a coffee.

If you live in Scotland, you'll just need to find a bench that's not been broken yet…. https://t.co/gl8H2ArVFc

— Aileen Law (@aileen43_x) March 8, 2021

After months of shopping indoors with hundreds of people, government has given me permission to sit on a bench outside with a friend.

The same friend I could walk and talk to anyway.

Oh happy days, my life is complete, I'm so grateful to bozo Johnson 🖕.

— Former wageslave. (@wolfie_smythe) March 8, 2021

Who wants to sit down on a bench with a coffee with me then?

— steven bowyer (@stevenbowyer_) March 8, 2021

As part of our reintegration back into the community from today we are allowed to sit on a park bench with a friend and drink a coffee.

I'm assuming those without friends are allowed to sit on their own?

— Mark Adamson (@MrMarkAdamson) March 8, 2021

Today’s the day! Sun is shining, the tank is clean, AND I CAN SIT ON A BENCH WITH ONE OTHER PERSON! 💃🏻 pic.twitter.com/UYm7OaS4qr

— Alex webb (@Alex_Webb94) March 8, 2021

So glad our world beating vaccination effort has allowed us to sit on a bench with one other person from today. Enjoy your chats. #thanksboris

— MartinBrothers_Beacon (@Beacon_Digitals) March 8, 2021

If only I had a friend to go bench sitting with! I’m off today. Everyone else I know is at work. I guess I’ll just have to sit on the bench on my own….

— Amy 🦓 (@skepticalzebra) March 8, 2021

Today we are allowed to sit on a bench with one other person , outside in the cold. Great, thank you dear Prime Minister.

— Caroline George (@Carolin65153625) March 8, 2021

i have a bench in my back garden. am i allowed to sit on it today? #benchday

— braincoral (@BraincoralMusic) March 8, 2021

In other news, Her Majesty’s Government graciously permits us from today to sit on a PARK BENCH and perhaps drink coffee with one other person. The joys of living in a “liberal” democracy! We should be most grateful! #lockdown

— Stephanie Hayden (@flyinglawyer73) March 8, 2021

I feel like I have missed a trick today by not booking a day off work to go and sit on a bench outside to drink a coffee.

— From TinyPennies (@FromTinyPennies) March 8, 2021

Not long now #benchday pic.twitter.com/FeJpQyYwRY

— Victoria #UsforThem #NoMasksInClass (@Vicster82) March 7, 2021

Will 8th of March become #benchday every year?

— Alex Jones (@__alj___) March 7, 2021

A leaked internal document reveals that the world’s largest air transport body is imploring the EU to adopt its vaccine passport system as standard across the entire 27 nation bloc, to ensure “evidence-based border restrictions” are implemented.

EURACTIV reports that the letter was sent to EU leaders by The International Air Transport Association (IATA), which has been pushing its vaccine statues based Travel Pass framework for some time now.

The letter, signed by IATA vice-president for Europe Rafael Schvartzman and addressed to European Council president Charles Michel, urges EU countries to “agree on the crucial role of secure digital solutions, such as the IATA Travel Pass”.

the letter argues that the travel pass will provide “governments and authorities – but also passengers and crew – with the needed confidence in each passengers’ health status”.

“This digital solution can verify the applicable legal framework at departure and arrival jurisdictions… ensuring that the traveller knows all the measures and conditions applicable,” the letter further reads.

It further suggests that countries need to agree to a “sane” approach to lifting travel restrictions, ensuring an “attainable balance between risk and people/economies’ financial sustainability.”

The leaked letter was obtained just hours before the EU is set to debate the vaccine passport system, with countries including Italy, Greece, Spain, and Portugal acting as the most aggressive proponents for a standardised vaccine passport system to kickstart tourism again.

Vaccine passports have previously been touted by the EU, with officials suggesting back in April that visa applicants would also be required to be vaccinated.

EU countries including Spain, Estonia, Iceland, Denmark, Poland, and Belgium have all indicated that they are open to some form of vaccine passports, as well as sharing the data across borders.

A slew of other countries have also now indicated that they will introduce vaccination passports, despite concerns that it will create a two-tear society of those who have and have not been vaccinated.

After months of denying there are any plans to introduce so called vaccine passports, the British government has also now admitted that not only is it considering introducing them for travel, but also merely to gain access to events spaces, and even shops and pubs.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is seemingly resistant to introducing the scheme, but is being hounded by proponents to adopt it, and has promised a review.

Former Prime Minister, and arch globalist, Tony Blair has renewed his push for Britain to implement a standardised global vaccine passport while the country has the G7 Presidency.

Writing in the Mail on Sunday, Blair urged “We should plan for an agreed ‘passport’ now. The arguments against it really don’t add up.”

“The world is moving in this direction,” Blair added, saying that he “can’t see another way of this.”

“With my team at the Institute for Global Change, I have looked at this from every angle and come to this conclusion: there is no prospect of a return to anything like normal without enabling people to show their Covid status, whether that means they have been vaccinated or recently tested,” Blair proclaimed.

Blair also revealed that he is working with the World Economic Forum on its CommonPass initiative, a COVID passport scheme being pushed by a coalition of Big Tech companies, and that has received funding from the Rockefeller Foundation. The CommonPass is already being implemented by all three major airline alliances.

Blair previously declared that vaccine passports are inevitable and that “It’s going to be a new world altogether.”