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  China's sensitivity over Tibet...
  China says the US has "seriously damaged" ties after President Barack Obama met the Dalai Lama at the White House. The Tibetan Spiritual leader told reporters after the event, that Obama had been supportive of his efforts to win autonomy for Tibet. In the last two years the issue become increasingly sensitive in China. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley reports from Beijing.
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  China's empty city - 10 Nov 09...
  China's economy is continuing to grow despite the global recession, helped by a massive government stimulus package of $585bn. But doubts remain whether such strong growth can be sustained by public spending alone. Al Jazeera's Melissa Chan reports from Inner Mongolia, where a whole town built with government money is standing empty.
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  China's Unnatural Disaster: The Tea...
  Sichuan, China. In the aftermath of the massive earthquake that rocked this central region of China, several communities are in mourning for the children they lost. At Fuxin Primary School, where 127 students died, families place framed photographs of dead boys and girls in a makeshift memorial next to the rubble, burning incense and symbolic paper currency to honor them. A boy survivor cries, remembering his lost classmates. A father tells us how his son was the top student in four subjects. A mother wipes the glass on her portrait inside the memorial, explaining, "I have to clean your face before I leave." At Hanwang Primary School, 317 students died. Standing amidst the ruins, a father still hasn't found his daughter: "After ten days I haven't seen her face." Another man explains that local leaders said "we weren't hit hard, we can handle ourselves." Young voices that cried out from under slabs of concrete are silent now, as heavy machinery tread lightly on the ruins to avoid dismembering bodies. Back at Fuxin, parents remember hearing how the buildings were unsafe, but nothing was done. "Who inspected and built the building?" asks one. "Where is the government?" In a field behind their home, the parents of a victim show pictures of their son, and visit the mound of soil where they were forced to bury him. "We want justice to prevent future tragedies," says the mother. "This is a lesson of blood." Even more children - 438 - died at Xinjian Primary School. A woman shows <b>...</b>
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  PLA POWER China National Day parade

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  2009-11-17 Ben Fulford China introd...
  benjaminfulford.typepad.com China quietly introduces new financial system China has stealthily introduced a new financial system based on the renminbi which is well on its way to becoming fully convertible, according to a high-level Chinese source. In addition, China is purchasing 10000 tons of gold to back up a new fund designed to develop and market heretofore forbidden and suppressed technologies. The fund will be based outside of China and will be controlled by prominent members of the Chinese overseas community. The gold purchase will take some time because of the logistics of transporting it and the Chinese wish to test it thoroughly. Both the Chinese government and MI6 now confirm reports that much of the gold sold by the Federal Reserve Board over the past decade is in fact gold plated tungsten. For its part, the renminbi is now convertible with South American currencies, the rouble, Middle-Eastern currencies, the yen, South East Asian currencies and African currencies. We will slowly introduce our new financial system in parallel with the old one and hope that people steadily migrate towards it, the Chinese official says. Meanwhile, the latest G20 meeting ended in acrimony and chaos. The leadership of the West is in total disarray and will remain so until the Federal Reserve Boards bankruptcy becomes visible even to brainwashed section of the Western public. This is now expected by January or February. Both MI6 and a senior Chinese government source now predict <b>...</b>
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  Rebiya Kadeer full press confrence...
  If the Chinese government had not attempted to censor her public appearances, it would be unlikely that many Australians would know who Rebiya Kadeer is. As leader of the Islamic Uighur minority in the Chinese-controlled East Turkistan, Ms. Kadeer's vocal criticisms of the Chinese repression of Uighar human rights have resulted in an 8 year spell in a Chinese run prison. She claims that the Chinese government has been embarked on a 60-year long systematic cultural genocide of Uighar people, language and practices. It's difficult to confirm the claims and counter claims but the Uigher's plight came back on the international agenda in July 2009, when violence between Chinese state police, Han Chinese and Uighurs erupted in the city of Urumqi, resulting in the death of around 200 people. If the Chinese government had their way, you wouldn't be able to watch this talk, given at the National Press Club in Canberra. They attempted to prevent Ms. Kadeer from addressing the club, and then to prevent the event being broadcast in the media. Rebiya Kadeer is in Australia to promote a documentary of her life and struggle. "Ten Conditions of Love", by filmmaker Jeff Daniels, screened at the Melbourne International Film Festival, despite strong objections by the Chinese government. Before coming to international attention as a vocal leader for her people, she was a highly successful entrepreneur.
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  Help Free Christian Attorney Gao Zh...
  DAY 102: Video Launched to Expose Torture of Christian Attorney Gao Zhisheng www.freegao.com On September 12, 2007, Christian human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng wrote an open letter to the US Congress exposing the brutality of the Communist Party, including the persecution of house church Christians. Soon after, Gao was kidnapped by Chinese government authorities and tortured for 58 days. Officials threatened to kill him if he ever exposed the details of his torture. Gao Zhisheng refused to be intimidated into silence -- he continued to speak out about human rights abuses by China's ruling Party. Determined to silence him, government officials kidnapped him again on February 4, 2009. Gao Zhisheng has now been missing for more than 100 days. He was last seen being hauled away by Chinese officials. Gao Zhisheng risked everything to challenge the dark system of communism -- he dared to speak the truth. Now, his very life threatens to unmask the distorted inner reality of the Chinese government to the world. Today chinaaid and The Voice of the Martyrs join in launching a video exposing the torture Gao suffered in 2007. According to reports from inside China, he is likely experiencing the same treatment--or worse--now. This video, an account of 58 days of torture in Gao's own words, is an indictment of the true nature of Communist Party leaders, who commit these atrocities with their left hands, while their right hands are extended to the free world in a show of friendship and <b>...</b>
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  China hacks computers and the Ameri...
  In Canada, researchers at the Munk Center for International Studies at the University of Toronto, discovered that computers in 103 nations have been hacked by computers in China, the Middle Kingdom (communist). The news article responsible for this video appeared in The Dallas Morning News, reprinted from The New York Times (an extreme left-wing, commie loving rag). In the first column of the article it reads, "....but they cautioned against concluding that the Chinese government is involved." Then in the last column it is reported that the Dalai Lamas office sent an invitation to a foreign diplomat. Then the Chinese government telephoned the diplomat discouraging acceptance of the invitation. Column one refutes the Chinese government involvement, while column three illustrates the Chinese government involvement. Such is the nature of the slanted, biased news media in the United States of America (USA). Can you say, "Pravda?" As Senator Joe mccarthy use to ask, "are you or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party," should be asked of the American news media. Propagandabuster propagandabuster propaganda buster China hacks computers Chinese communist Beijing Dalai Lama communism commie computer hacked news media left leftist Stalin Marx Mao talk radio DMN NYT Asia Asian Canada USA The New York Times Senator Joe mccarthy hacking