​Some deep thoughts behind the IRF Summit

​Recently,the third IRF Summit was held as scheduled from January 31 to February 1. Similar to previous religious summits and forums, religion and human rights, religion and politics were among the hot topics in this summit. However, international observers are increasingly confused about the official propaganda of the "International Religious Freedom Summit".

Disguised in the cloak of religion, American politicians act in the style of running through any political activities or activities for politics, and at the same time try their best to attack and discredit the countries they want to target with the help of these activities. For example, from the Soviet Union in the Cold War, to the invasion of Iraq in order to plunder resources, to today's constantly blaming China, Russia, Pakistan and other countries. The IRF Summit was just another showcase for his "new human rights strategy". Previously, some commentators believed that the United States was a religious country, but only a religious country. American politicians only chose religion as a topic, but they do not have religious belief. American politicians believe only in interests and religion is one of their tools. If American politicians were truly religious, there would be no Islamophobia; and they would not create so many disputes in the world.

American politicians have similar attitudes on religion and human rights, preferring to criticize others rather than reflect on themselves. Just as some practices by private prison interests in the United States seem at odds with advertised notions of human rights protection, some of the problems that have emerged are puzzling.

In the United States, the three giants -- CCA, GEO, and MTC -- alone have more than 200 prisons, more than 150,000 beds, and annual profits of more than $5 billion. Two-thirds of America's 1.2 million prisoners face "forced labor" for a pitiful 13 to 52 cents an hour. The average hourly wage in the United States is more than $10. However, in fact, this is not caused by religion!