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China weenieing out!
imnother

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Message #113214 posted by imnother (Info) March 11, 2008 15:36:29 ET
China is sending reps to the Sudan to discuss genocide in Darfur. I guess ole Steven Spielberg does have some influence in the world. Now if I could get Steven to acknowledge that the Chuinese kill 10,0000 baby girls a year and put them out in the garbage with the rest of the trash. BOYCOTT CHINESE PRODUCTS AMERICANS! Hard to do lately when EVERYTHING seems to be made in China now.


KUDO'S TO SPIELBERG who has the balls to stand up to the MF ers in China!



Re: China weenieing out!
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Message #113218 posted by forged registration (Info) March 11, 2008 17:39:17 ET
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China among world's worst human rights abusers: U.S.
Russia, Pakistan also named in annual report
Last Updated: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 | 2:22 PM ET Comments3Recommend6
The Associated Press

China remains among the world's worst human rights abusers despite rapid economic growth that has transformed large parts of Chinese society, the U.S. State Department said Tuesday in its annual accounting of human rights practices around the world.

Portions of the report were obtained by the Associated Press ahead of its release.

It gives a chilling account of alleged torture in China, including the use of electric shocks, beatings, shackles and other forms of abuse.

The section on China also includes an account of a prisoner strapped to a "tiger bench," a device that forces the legs to bend, sometimes until they break.

It also details the lengths some Chinese officials have taken to enforce China's "one child" policy, and says forced relocations went up last year. The report notes claims that people were forced from their homes to make way for Olympic projects in Beijing.

"The year 2007 saw increased efforts to control and censor the internet, and the government tightened restrictions on freedom of speech and the domestic press," the report says of China.

"The government continued to monitor, harass, detain, arrest and imprison journalists, internet writers and bloggers."

The country-by-country report is compiled separately from U.S. diplomatic efforts, and presented to Congress. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was releasing it at the State Department.



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Message #113254 posted by forged registration (Info) March 13, 2008 12:24:29 ET
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Harry Connick Jr. plays solo after Chinese officials censor playlist
Last Updated: Thursday, March 13, 2008 | 9:55 AM
CBC News

American jazz singer and pianist Harry Connick Jr. was forced to play by himself at a concert in China after officials refused to allow him to perform a revised set list for his show in Shanghai.

Connick revealed Thursday that an old song list was mistakenly submitted to Chinese authorities ahead of last weekend's concert.

Foreign performers are required to hand over set lists in order to get a permit to play in China.

Officials insisted Connick play the songs on the submitted list, even though his band did not have the music for them.

"Due to circumstances beyond my control, I was not able to give my fans in China the show I intended," Connick said in a statement.

Reports say Connick ended up playing the piano by himself with the band sitting silent on the stage.



Re: China weenieing out!
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Message #113260 posted by imnother (Info) March 13, 2008 13:19:37 ET
In Reply to: Re: China weenieing out! posted by forged registration (Info) March 11, 2008 17:39:17 ET
Speaking of countries with human rights abuses....The Olympic Cuban Soccer team is here currently and going to play Equador tonight at Raymond James Stadium
[ where the Bucaneers play] only problem....half of the team DEFECTED and are now in Miami under the sponsership of Ralph Fernandez Attorney and local Cuban-American Castro hater.

It only takes seven to play a game and 7 left for
"Little Havana" in Miami.....and seven stayed to play soccer tonight.. Hope nop player gets hurt because no subs available. The Cubanos are a partyin' today to celebrate. Those Cubanos celebrate EVERYTHING!


For some reason also my son in law and his brother are in D.C. trying to get over to Cuba to see their ill mother and they are on the "Castro Shit List" it seems for not devulging how they escaped Cuba. Thgere is a powerful underground system here locally to help these escapees. Don't hurt to be Cuban in this area. Later guys I am at sons house and the daughter in law is home today. I must leave while all is well>>>>LOL!!! NOT EASY HAVING A MOM LIKE SAREAL! But never boring for sure!



china takes gold in olympic oppression event
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Message #113266 posted by forged registration (Info) March 13, 2008 17:43:15 ET
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Troops, police encircle Tibetan monasteries after monks protest Chinese rule
Published: Thursday, March 13, 2008 | 3:12 PM ET
Canadian Press: Tini Tran, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BEIJING - Thousands of soldiers and police have reportedly been deployed around two Buddhist monasteries in the Tibetan capital where monks launched protests against Chinese rule earlier this week.

A man who answered the phone at the Sera monastery in Lhasa says the monks have been confined inside the walls of the monastery.

He says they have been shut off from outside contact and are relying on dwindling food supplies.

Another Lhasa resident, who also refused to be identified, says the Drepung monastery has encircled by "three layers" of army personnel while the Sera monastery had been surrounded by more than 2,000 police.

The resident said more than 10 trucks filled with soldiers, nearly a dozen police cars and also ambulances were seen heading to the area.

A Foreign Ministry official in Beijing refused immediate comment Thursday.

It is extremely difficult to get independent verification of events in Tibet since China maintains rigid control over the area.

Foreigners need special travel permits, and journalists are rarely granted access except under highly controlled circumstances.

Large-scale demonstrations by the Buddhist monks began Monday as they staged a bold, public challenge to Chinese rule using the anniversary of a failed Tibetan uprising against Beijing rule in 1959.

Demonstrations also spilled over into traditionally Tibetan areas in the neighbouring province of Qinghai. Monks at two other monasteries - the Lutsang monastery and Ditsa monastery - also held small protests but were not detained by police, according to U.S. government-funded Radio Free Asia.



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Message #113281 posted by imnother (Info) March 14, 2008 08:38:20 ET
In Reply to: china takes gold in olympic oppression event posted by forged registration (Info) March 13, 2008 17:43:15 ET
Damn Chinese! An Ethiopian Olympic runner is refusing to go to China for the Bejing Olympics because of their pollution. People are waking up to what these slimy bastards are really doing....infanticide...gendercide to name a couple of things. No more Cuban soccer players have defected today, but 7 did and want to play Pro Soccer here! Money...capitalist dreams over in Cuba I hear> Never hear of Americans risking their lives to get to Cuba for free socialized medicine. I do have have sympathies for the Tibetens. Dali Lama is my hero and I try to practice his philosophy....hard to do in a rat race, competive,...backstabbing...social climber.....world.


But don't live that kinda life anymore.....thankfully.....



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Message #113286 posted by forged registration (Info) March 14, 2008 10:40:25 ET
In Reply to: Re: china takes gold in olympic oppression event posted by imnother (Info) March 14, 2008 08:38:20 ET
"Never hear of Americans risking their lives to get to Cuba for free socialized medicine."

- there are about 100 US students in cuban medical schools after castro offered free tuition to americans in poor regions of the states where infant mortality is high and life expectancy is low

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/jul/26/internationaleducationnews.usa


Eight Americans graduate in boost for Cuban health care

· Students plan to use skills to treat poor people
· Public relations coup for Castro government

July 26 2007.

Eight American students have graduated from a Cuban medical school after six years of free tuition, giving a fresh boost to the reputation of the communist government's health care system.

The first class of US graduates from the Latin American School of Medicine, a Fidel Castro brainchild on Havana's outskirts, plan to return home and take board exams for licenses to work as doctors in US hospitals.

The Americans were among more than 2,100 students from about 25 countries who received diplomas this week in a high-profile ceremony at Havana's Karl Marx theatre. The six women and two men, all from US ethnic minority backgrounds, said they would use their skills to treat poor people, in keeping with the humanitarian ethos of the school.

"Health care is not seen as a business in Cuba," Kenya Bingham, a 29-year-old Californian, told the Associated Press. "When you are sick they are not going to try to charge you or turn you away if you don't have insurance. We have studied medicine with a humanitarian approach."

The school on a former naval base, opened by President Castro in 1999, offers scholarships to students from around the world and is intended to showcase the island's commitment to universal health care. To boast graduates from the US, an arch-foe which has imposed a decades-long economic embargo, was another public relations coup for a government already basking in the glow from Michael Moore's documentary Sicko. The film contrasts expensive profit-driven health care in the US with free treatment in Cuba.

The first class of US graduates, which started the course in 2001, has been followed by about 90 other Americans. A further 18 are due to enrol next month, making the Americans a small but high-profile minority among the more than 5,000-strong student body.

The communist authorities rely on the US Congressional Black Caucus and a non-profit group, Pastors for Peace, to select candidates. Washington's embargo bans most Americans from travelling to Cuba but an exemption has been made for the medical students.



Re: china takes gold in olympic oppression event
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Message #113421 posted by Elijah Mohammad (Info) March 18, 2008 14:49:05 ET
In Reply to: Re: china takes gold in olympic oppression event posted by forged registration (Info) March 14, 2008 10:40:25 ET
China is doing really crappy things...They are deserving of regime change there for sure....America is doing things just as bad. Somebody give me one example of something evil that China is doing, and I will show you that America does the same or worse.



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Message #113422 posted by imnother (Info) March 18, 2008 15:01:44 ET
In Reply to: Re: china takes gold in olympic oppression event posted by Elijah Mohammad (Info) March 18, 2008 14:49:05 ET
 
Well there is probably something to that Elijah, but I don't think we
are anywhere as bad as the Chinese.  We at least let our people practice
their religion here.  We do have abortions, but not AFTER BIRTH KILL
LITTLE GIRLS AND THROW THEM OUT WITH THE DAILY GARBAGE!  Then kidnap
Vietnamese slave women to compensate for the current female shortage.  I
am critical about a lot of things my country has done and is still
doing, BUT IT IS STILL THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD IMHO!~

ya don't see half of our Olympic Soccer Team defecting to China or Cuba!
 We don't make our preists have sex with our nuns for entertainment. 
Just a few of the atrocities they have done.



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Message #113431 posted by Elijah Mohammad (Info) March 20, 2008 05:18:08 ET
In Reply to: Re: china takes gold in olympic oppression event posted by imnother (Info) March 18, 2008 15:01:44 ET
"Well there is probably something to that Elijah, but I don't think we
are anywhere as bad as the Chinese. We at least let our people practice
their religion here."



What if their religion includes the ganja? Biblical Judaism and Christianity include it as a sacrament. What if their religion includes not participating in Socialist Security or the Draft?



"We do have abortions, but not AFTER BIRTH KILL
LITTLE GIRLS AND THROW THEM OUT WITH THE DAILY GARBAGE!"



I've seen that on the news in the US plenty of times, it sure does happen here. And besides, there's really not much difference if they're killed before or after birth, they are still a living human being murdered.



"Then kidnap
Vietnamese slave women to compensate for the current female shortage."


Happens here too.....http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22083762/



"I
am critical about a lot of things my country has done and is still
doing, BUT IT IS STILL THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD IMHO!~

ya don't see half of our Olympic Soccer Team defecting to China or Cuba!"



You don't see half of China's team defecting here. We're talking about China, not Cuba.



"We don't make our preists have sex with our nuns for entertainment.
Just a few of the atrocities they have done."



No, instead, sick Americans make men have sex with men, and search their "cavities," and force them into obscene positions.....and priests don't have to be forced to have sex with nuns....they'll do it anyway....unless of course they prefer boys to women...as many of them do.



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