In 1949, the American foreign ministry said that: “Tibet is becoming strategically and ideologically important. Since Tibet’s independence could help us in our fight against communism, it is in our interest to recognize it as an independence state instead of as a part of China. The Tibetan population is conservative, religious and ready to fight [...]
Entries from July 2009
July 18, 2009
Occasionally, Truth Leaks Out
Most of the news reports about China’s ethnic minorities in the “free media” focus on the “tensions”, “unrest”, “discrimination”, “suppress”, “restrictions on religion”, etc. Is it true that ethnic minorities in China are living like in the hell? Occasionally, you can still find the truth if you are careful enough. For example, in this WSJ [...]
July 17, 2009
Why Every Article About China Have the Same Negative Tones About Chinese Government?
WSJ has an article titled Can Economic Sanctions Drive Democratic Change in China? today. The author, Raghuvir Dass, is a 2nd year History Student at Delhi University. He portraited China as the following:
“China is an authoritarian regime which violently suppresses any and all forms of political dissent. It affords virtually no rights to its citizens, [...]
July 14, 2009
Al-Qaeda Group Vows to Avenge Uighur Deaths in China
Here is a news report from Bloomberg on July 14, 2009. I will quote the entire report below. So now Uighur riots have gained support from Al-Qaeda Group. Wow! Rebiya Kadeer and the World Uyghur Congress must feel great now.
BTW, please carefully read the text being highlighted below in this news report. Cross referring to [...]
July 13, 2009
A Rare First-Hand Report of Police Force in China
Peter Foster, journalist of the Daily Telegraph, wrote his first-hand report of China’s police force in the Xinjiang riot. It is a quite rare report from the “free media” that shows the true professionalism of a journalist.
“For the first time since Sunday’s violence a sense of normality is returning to the streets here.
I went out [...]
July 13, 2009
MSNBC will be cancelled
OK. I lied but so does MSNBC.
Look at this.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31892617/ns/world_news-asiapacific/
MSNBC changed AP’s original title!! The original title is “China officials: Police kill 2 Uighur men”. And MSNBC changed it to “Chinese police kill 2 protesters; lawyers warned”.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090713/ap_on_re_as/as_china_protest
If these men are called protesters, we should expect the following title from MSNBC as well:
‘protesters in afganistan killed 4 [...]
July 10, 2009
The Alternative Name for “Free Media”
Since last year’s reports about riots in Tibet, the “free media” has obtained new explanation about their names. Now let’s play a game and come up with your best alternative name for the “free media”. For example:
CNN: China Negative News
BBC: Broadcast Bad China
MSNBC: Must Speak Negative aBout China
ABC: Always Bashing China
NYT: Never Yell Truth
July 10, 2009
“Free Media”, Can You Do Anything Better?
Ever since the beginning of the riot in Xinjiang, exiled Uighur leader Rebiya Kadeer has been closely working with the “free media” to condemn the Chinese government. Here is one of her interviews with the “free media”:
At the end of the interview, Rebiya Kadeer showed a large photo of several protesters [...]
July 7, 2009
Manipulation? How?
As a hobby photographer, I applaud to the skills of the journalist for taking the second photo.
As a news reader, I feel ashamed and disgusted for the journalist for distorting the truth.
As another example of media manipulation, Yahoo! News hosts a series of photos taken during the riots:
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Ethnic-riots-spread-China/ss/events/wl/070609chinaethnic
The first impression: 1) Almost all photos of [...]
July 7, 2009
How to Report Riots in China 1-2-3
This is a template for the “free media” journalists to cook any reports of violent riots in China.
. Call it a PEACEFUL PROTEST (or peaceful demonstration) against the Chinese government even though innocent people are killed, shops are mobbed, cars are crashed by the rioters. Do use the words like “protester”, “demonstrator”, “crackdown”. Do avoid [...]
July 7, 2009
“In a dictatorship, censorship in used; in a democracy, manipulation.”
I am sure that many of you, our readers, have read the news about riots happened in Xinjiang China. From what we’ve read from the “free media”, it looks like another “brutal crackdown” by the Chinese government. Yes, every riot is just a testimony of how the China dictatorship suppresses its people. This, is what [...]
