Ai Weiwei Held in Sichuan

Doesn't he realize that documenting the fate of dead students is leaking state secret ?

Another example of Chinese culture at its best:
http://tinyurl.com/objkjw

These are the fine Chinese leaders of tomorrow.

A great example for all third world countries to learn to rule by law, and not have a rule of law:
http://tinyurl.com/n9lrkp

Great job !! Since everyone can have news paper published in China, everyone should have all the news they want.
http://tinyurl.com/pwhnq2

Why I think Chinese is a peaceful people:
http://tinyurl.com/pabwzt

The western people love to bash others that are more concerned with corporate and species survival as opposed to disillusion of personal freedom and autonomy.

Dr. Manus Dakadil

http://dakadil.blogspot.com/

How kids died inside substandard school buildings during earthquake is the best guarded state secret. No one is supposed to investigate why and how, let alone leaking it to the outside world.

Anyone getting hold of this state secret is deemed to be anti-revolutionary and agent for the China bashing west.

By any measure, this Ai Ziwei had been extremely lucky when taken away by PSB officers in uniform with such politeness. And this Chinese “Hippie” green-peace type beard man even had the freedom to take a picture in the elevator. Those old folks, in their 60s and 70s, who had gone through the “anti-culture” revolution turbulent years, couldn't hide their jealousy of this jerk. All praised unanimously the CCP for great leap forward improvement in human rights, in particular reference to the kind treatment of this enemy of the people.

That guy probably had to bribe the guards 100RMB to let him take a photo like that. You know, behind the back, Stephen Chow manner.

http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE57C5OQ20090813

The U.S. government is covertly testing technology in China and Iran that lets residents break through screens set up by their governments to limit access to news on the Internet.

The "feed over email" (FOE) system delivers news, podcasts and data via technology that evades web-screening protocols of restrictive regimes, said Ken Berman, head of IT at the U.S. government's Broadcasting Board of Governors, which is testing the system.
The news feeds are sent through email accounts including those operated by Google Inc, Microsoft Corp's Hotmail and Yahoo Inc.

"We have people testing it in China and Iran," said Berman, whose agency runs Voice of America. He provided few details on the new system, which is in the early stages of testing. He said some secrecy was important to avoid detection by the two governments.

The Internet has become a powerful tool for citizens in countries where governments regularly censor news media, enabling them to learn about and react to major social and political events.

Young Iranians used social networking services Facebook and Twitter as well as mobile phones to coordinate protests and report on demonstrations in the wake of the country's disputed presidential election in June.

In May, ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, the Chinese government blocked access to Twitter and Hotmail.

Sho Ho, who helped develop FOE, said in an email that the system could be tweaked easily to work on most types of mobile phones.

The U.S. government also offers a free service that allows overseas users to access virtually any site on the Internet, including those opposing the United States.

"We don't make any political statement about what people visit," Berman said. "We are trying to impart the value: 'The more you know, the better.' People can look for themselves."

In addition to China and Iran, targets for the FOE technology include Myanmar, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Vietnam, he said.

Berman, however, said there would be modest filtering of pornography on the system. "There is a limit to how much (U.S.) taxpayers should have to pay for," he said.

Daily commentary about China by TIME correspondents --
Daily?

Great news. Chinese bureaucracy became much much more efficient. Only five days to rectify a problem:
http://tinyurl.com/oh3ekl

asiasi8: I am sure the links I posted has no facts at all. They are all Chinese news sites. Lies are all we can expect from Chinese.

The real reason for Chinese to love CCP and Chinese government officials so much:

http://tinyurl.com/qfznzv

And this is a China.com.cn link. Of course, it's all lies. Chinese people hates CCP !!!

WOW, johnsmith and *china*, you guys are working really hard...

I am amazed. period.

asiasi8, these guys don't have a life. They are screwed one way or another...

Life have never been so good under the supreme leadership of CCP. Shall we sing again -

天大地大不如党的恩情大
爹亲娘亲不如毛主席亲
千好万好不如社会主义好
河深海深不如阶级友爱深
毛泽东思想是革命的宝
谁要是反对它
谁就是我们的敌人
天大地大不如党的恩情大
爹亲娘亲不如毛主席亲
千好万好不如社会主义好
河深海深不如阶级友爱深
毛泽东思想是革命的宝
谁要是反对它
谁就是我们的敌人

This Aizi Wei is the enemy of the people, becasue he investigated how kids died inside classrooms built under the supreme supervision of CCP during earthquake.

One always has to remember dearly:

天大地大不如党的恩情大

Amend! CCP the greatest!

Daily commentary about China by TIME correspondents --
Daily?

Of course not.

Just like Peoples' Republic of China.

People ? No, CCP owns the place.
Republic ? No. It is a dictatorship (Read your constitution !)
China ? No. Just Hans.

So it is really a CCP's Dictatorhship of Hans.

CCP says it's not the party, it is the dictatorship of the proletarians. The “have-not” people entrust the 0.4% of the population, virtually all CCP goons and thugs to own 91% of national wealth.

This is the People's Republic of China today.

Happy birthday for 60 years of riding on top of the people.

"They're showing less and less respect for the rights of citizens and for the rule of law."

---Talk about rights and law with the thug CCP? One word I just want to say, just as what the toad Jiang Zemin (江泽民) lectured Hong Kong correspondents years ago: Naive!

Precisely, Jimmy Jiang not only lectured HKG paparossi as naive dogs, but also treating 1.3 billion 顺民 as naive suckers.

請問白痴黨奴，有何實際政策，因勾結而得以推行而又利民！　四川豆腐渣建築工程，可能係最徫大政績！　連說真話的律師，亦反被判癲覆國家，基本上所有人都可以扣上同一罪名，包括黨奴及其親屬在內呀！

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