GOOD! no matter how well the western people pretend that what they cared about are the human rights, their truly purpose are only making trouble for China. they don't want see a powerful China, they hope China being splitted into small pieces for ever, then no one could challenge their rule over the world.
Posted by: Rico of sydney 3:17pm today
Well Well Well here`s Krudd who comes from a country that has a population of 20 million?(give or take) who has its own problems and he`s trying to tell a country of a Billion(give or take) about its minor rights problem? go figure? Stick your nose in your own business kruudd....leadership material??????????????
Posted by: steve of doncaster 3:17pm today
The Colonel of Toorak Barracks - you ask "Break the law, you get punished....how is this a violation of human rights?" ---- I can tell you from experience ... some laws violate human rights.
Posted by: Paul 3:16pm today
I most certainly do NOT recognise Chinese sovereignty over Tibet. The Chinese Government has Tibetan blood on its hands, and the practises such as banning Tibetan language and culture is akin to the practises adopted by the Nazi government - and is genocide. I have met Tibetans who have been tortured and still suffer pain from the permanent damage caused by the torture they have endured.Whilst I don't agree with violent protests associated with the Olympic Games traditions - such as the Torch relay - I will be boycotting the olympic games when they are underway in China.
Posted by: CFB of Melbourne 3:16pm today
This is hilarious.Judging from some of the comments here I guess we should start protesting against American's invasion of Mexico.www.brisbanetimes.com.au/articles/2008/04/08/1207420359230.html
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