The Chinese People’s Daily Newspaper has hit back at the New York Times in retaliation for a piece in the Times that accuses the family of Chinese prime minister Wen Jiabao of keeping a “hidden fortune” worth about $2.7 billion.

In it’s response, The People’s Daily accuses the New York Times of “faking” and “distorting” news, and of being a “propaganda tool” for the Obama administration. All of which we know are 100% true.

It’s funny though how a country 8,000 miles away has a better sense of the role of the New York Times than most oblivious jack-holes here in the US.

The mouthpiece newspaper of China’s Communist Party has launched a blistering attack on The New York Times, accusing it of “faking” and “distorting” news and being a government “propaganda tool”.

The 1,500 word People’s Daily editorial appeared to be a direct response to The New York Times’s explosive exposé last week about the $2.7 billion (£1.67 billion) “hidden fortune” of the family of Chinese

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