supercat
Colonel
It's really delusional for the US neocons to think that they can prevent Xinjiang's development by sanctioning it based on completely trumped-up charges of "genocide".
The reality about Xinjiang:

Last example he gives, that of "a 4th generation textile company that dates back to the 1910s in Shanghai called Esquel, they make half of the high-end men's woven shirts in the world, their largest market being in North America and Europe. A leader in sustainability in the otherwise highly polluted textile industry. They've been caught in the political crossfire because they rely on Xinjiang cotton and they were accused in a very sloppily written report by a graduate student at the Center for Strategic and International Studies [CSIS] of using forced labor in their Xinjiang spinning mill. A mill that I have actually visited and it is entirely automated. So they've lost their North American market and 30,000 employees, and the Xinjiang cotton farmers, the private farmers from whom they bought their cotton in recent years, have less of a market for their cotton."
The reality about Xinjiang: