Hackers bust out a massive database of secret filtered words in China. A partial list is provided below. Hit the link for a larger list.
The Words
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Showing posts with label free speech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free speech. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
BURN DOWN THE FIREWALL
If you're reading this from China... take note: you can get around the Chinese Firewall.
中國隊防火牆
No need to worry about getting updates on how to protect your human rights. Follow these proxies and the help from friends to educate yourselves and move yourself toward democracy, where you will be free to practice free of persecution.
不必擔心自己放置於如何保護你的人權. 按照這些朋友的幫助代理人和教導自己走自己的民主、 你可以自主實踐自由的迫害.
Savvy Internet users have always been able to slip past the government's firewall by adjusting their browsers to detour data through computer servers that aren't blocked. But the process is difficult for many users, and it is unreliable because the government eventually identifies and blocks the servers.
Both work with computer networks outside China to lead users past government filters to Web pages with Falun Gong material attacking the Communist Party. Once past the firewall, users can visit any blocked site, including the blog that Zhao Jing maintains on an overseas server, the online encyclopedia Wikipedia and dissident news forums.
UltraSurf, in particular, is effective because its works in the background, allowing users to browse the Internet as usual. About 80,000 people use it every day, according to the California company that makes it, UltraReach Internet Corp.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Anti Jamming
Help your friends in China build an Anti-Jamming antenna so they can get real radio...no not XM.... RADIO FREE ASIA,
Anti-Jamming Antenna
Check out the link and learn about:
*Materials
*Construction
*Operation
Anti-Jamming Antenna
Check out the link and learn about:
*Materials
*Construction
*Operation
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Hu killed the U?
Image for effect only.
In China, the cure for practicing a religion outside the norm is a small dose of: round em up, and shoot em in the head.
Is this a country that ought to host the Olympics, a symbol of all things free and tolerant? What a joke... China and the Olympics.
Uighur activist put to death by China
`WIDELY DISPROPORTIONATE': A Human Rights Watch spokesman said that the execution of Ismail Semed was inappropriate and not based upon 'sufficient evidence'
Ismail Semed, who was deported to China from Pakistan in 2003, had told the court his confession had been coerced, but he was executed nevertheless on Thursday in Urumqi, the capital of the predominantly Muslim region of Xinjiang...
"When the body was transferred to us at the cemetery I saw only one bullet hole in his heart," Buhejer told the radio station...
Semed had previously served two prison sentences for taking part in an uprising in 1990. He fled to Pakistan after participating in demonstrations for religious freedom in 1997 that ended in the Gulja Massacre when government troops were sent in to stop the protest.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Exposed: Chinese Black Operations On U.S. Soil - Part II
Last year a Chinese Diplomat who defected to Australia appeared before the U.S. Congress to share the horror that caused him to defect. One always must question his motivation. At the time he appeared, he had already received asylum from Australia. Inflating stories and providing a fantasy tale to the U.S. gave him no benefit. Therefore, Cover For Action assumes his sworn testimony to be factual. Moreover, his statement is in line with other reports, giving it additional credence.
In his testimony he said there are thousands of informants working covertly, against the Falun Gong. He also indicated that Embassy's (missions...consulates etc.) have "at least" one official overseeing these operations.
This is nothing short of a BOMBSHELL! What he essentially said here is that Chinese Diplomatic missions within U.S. territory are launching black operations on U.S. citizens. This is powerful on many fronts: a. Chinese Covert operations are present on U.S. soil, operating out of Embassy's. and b. Chinese Covert operatives are targeting U.S. citizens (Falun Gong).
This is like saying that KGB operatives are targeting U.S. citizens. POWERFUL. Somehow though, I think if were the KGB, the story would get more play. We treat China with such Kid Gloves.
In doing a little research for this post, I was shocked and amazed at the the vast amount of congressional testimony which exists on this topic. Since the early 2000's Congress has been discussing how Chinese Covert operatives are working on U.S. soil: Covert Break-ins, Phone Intercepts, Assaults, etc. etc. again... VERY VERY SPOOKY. I'm spooked just writing this blog.
FAIRFAX DIGITAL
Mr Chen repeated claims that more than 1000 Chinese secret agents and informants were tracking and persecuting Falun Gong members. "In each Chinese mission overseas, there must be at least one official in charge of Falun Gong affairs, he said.
By Jonathon Browde WASHINGTON, DC
Mr. Chen described the organization of Chinese missions worldwide, saying they are divided into two categories: diplomatic and intelligence gathering. Those working to gather intelligence, Mr. Chen said, report directly back to Beijing and not their local mission, allowing Beijing to
use missions worldwide as a vast spy network.
The US House passed a resolution in September 2004 condemning the CCP for spying on and harassing Americans who practise Falun Gong. The resolution listed instances of breaking and entering as well as assault and battery. Mr. Chen also told the committee that the CCP
controls most Chinese-language media in the West, including the U.S., largely through dictating advertisement revenue through Chinese-owned businesses. With this control, the CCP can re-iterate the Party line in Chinese communities throughout the US.
In his testimony he said there are thousands of informants working covertly, against the Falun Gong. He also indicated that Embassy's (missions...consulates etc.) have "at least" one official overseeing these operations.
This is nothing short of a BOMBSHELL! What he essentially said here is that Chinese Diplomatic missions within U.S. territory are launching black operations on U.S. citizens. This is powerful on many fronts: a. Chinese Covert operations are present on U.S. soil, operating out of Embassy's. and b. Chinese Covert operatives are targeting U.S. citizens (Falun Gong).
This is like saying that KGB operatives are targeting U.S. citizens. POWERFUL. Somehow though, I think if were the KGB, the story would get more play. We treat China with such Kid Gloves.
In doing a little research for this post, I was shocked and amazed at the the vast amount of congressional testimony which exists on this topic. Since the early 2000's Congress has been discussing how Chinese Covert operatives are working on U.S. soil: Covert Break-ins, Phone Intercepts, Assaults, etc. etc. again... VERY VERY SPOOKY. I'm spooked just writing this blog.
FAIRFAX DIGITAL
Mr Chen repeated claims that more than 1000 Chinese secret agents and informants were tracking and persecuting Falun Gong members. "In each Chinese mission overseas, there must be at least one official in charge of Falun Gong affairs, he said.
By Jonathon Browde WASHINGTON, DC
Mr. Chen described the organization of Chinese missions worldwide, saying they are divided into two categories: diplomatic and intelligence gathering. Those working to gather intelligence, Mr. Chen said, report directly back to Beijing and not their local mission, allowing Beijing to
use missions worldwide as a vast spy network.
The US House passed a resolution in September 2004 condemning the CCP for spying on and harassing Americans who practise Falun Gong. The resolution listed instances of breaking and entering as well as assault and battery. Mr. Chen also told the committee that the CCP
controls most Chinese-language media in the West, including the U.S., largely through dictating advertisement revenue through Chinese-owned businesses. With this control, the CCP can re-iterate the Party line in Chinese communities throughout the US.
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Falun Gong pay for Chinese Military
In a recent report by the honorable David Kilgour, Canadian Secretary of State, there is clear indication that the Chinese Military is using profits from harvested Falun Gong organs to supplement it's bulging budget.
Kilgour has also suggested the International Olympic Committee (OIC) leverage China to discontinue their attack on the Falun Gong and the organ harvesting practice. And he warns... thousands of people will show up at the Beijing Olympics wearing badges saying "stop persecuting Falun Gong" or "stop organ snatching." Does anyone expect China to listen to the OIC?
You know what that means right? Thousands of people wearing egg a la face pins. What a sight, people with anti-China pins, reeking of free speech, advertised at every Olympic event, on every news network and in thousands of international homes. The CHICOM's will be rushing to fix the problem. What will they do? Take the pins, remove them forcefully from patrons?
Ah, perhaps countries ought to warn travelers the risk of having their liver cut out...unwillingly.
The EPOCH Times
"We believe that there has been and continues today to be large-scale organ seizures from unwilling Falun Gong practitioners," conclude the Canadian authors of a groundbreaking report on organ harvesting in China, in its revised version introduced in Ottawa on Jan. 31.
The new report sheds light on the state of health and military financing in China. Both rely on money made from illegal organ transplants to make up for budget shortfalls, says the report.
The Olympics should be used "as a lever to get [Chinese authorities] to stop this terrible practice," Kilgour told The Epoch Times."The reason it is happening is that we have a totalitarian government combined with what I call 'carnivore capitalism' where anything goes, and it shouldn't surprise people to know that this unimaginable practice is happening," he said.
Kilgour believes the International Olympic Committee should "start to make some very stiff demands on China," starting with stopping organ harvesting immediately. He added that if the organ harvesting does not stop, thousands and thousands of people will arrive in Beijing in 2008 with badges saying "stop persecuting Falun Gong" or "stop organ snatching."
"Their reputation will be in complete disgrace."
Kilgour has also suggested the International Olympic Committee (OIC) leverage China to discontinue their attack on the Falun Gong and the organ harvesting practice. And he warns... thousands of people will show up at the Beijing Olympics wearing badges saying "stop persecuting Falun Gong" or "stop organ snatching." Does anyone expect China to listen to the OIC?
You know what that means right? Thousands of people wearing egg a la face pins. What a sight, people with anti-China pins, reeking of free speech, advertised at every Olympic event, on every news network and in thousands of international homes. The CHICOM's will be rushing to fix the problem. What will they do? Take the pins, remove them forcefully from patrons?
Ah, perhaps countries ought to warn travelers the risk of having their liver cut out...unwillingly.
The EPOCH Times
"We believe that there has been and continues today to be large-scale organ seizures from unwilling Falun Gong practitioners," conclude the Canadian authors of a groundbreaking report on organ harvesting in China, in its revised version introduced in Ottawa on Jan. 31.
The new report sheds light on the state of health and military financing in China. Both rely on money made from illegal organ transplants to make up for budget shortfalls, says the report.
The Olympics should be used "as a lever to get [Chinese authorities] to stop this terrible practice," Kilgour told The Epoch Times."The reason it is happening is that we have a totalitarian government combined with what I call 'carnivore capitalism' where anything goes, and it shouldn't surprise people to know that this unimaginable practice is happening," he said.
Kilgour believes the International Olympic Committee should "start to make some very stiff demands on China," starting with stopping organ harvesting immediately. He added that if the organ harvesting does not stop, thousands and thousands of people will arrive in Beijing in 2008 with badges saying "stop persecuting Falun Gong" or "stop organ snatching."
"Their reputation will be in complete disgrace."
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Who goes where Hu goes?
I'll tell ya who goes where Hu goes... the Falun Gong. Wherever you find HU, you'll find the Falun Gong. Never afraid of a fight, never afraid to tell their story. Wherever you find the CCP, you'll will find the Falun Gong, brave and challenging the Chinese Communist party. I imagine, such behavior is a great risk to their person. What's interesting is the Falun Gong seem to have mobilized several other groups. People now believe they can and should speak out to the horrors of the Chinese Communist Party, where killing prisoners and cutting out their organs is an admitted practice.
What's worse, China appears to be exporting their brand of business. Ever hear of a Chinese sweat shops? Horrible to us, normal to Communist China. Well, it turns out China has no export controls on these most sensitive of Chinese practices. And what better way to hide your slave labor than to export it to Africa...tuck it away... Shessshhh!!!
MEN'S NEWS DAILY.COM
Reaction to President Hu’s visit to Namibia is not all positive. The National Society for Human Rights has some harsh words for Chinese policies at home and abroad.
“President Hu’s visit to Namibia is best remembered by us as a human rights group with regard to human rights violations in China. That is torture and ill treatment, as well as persecution of people like Falun Gong practitioners. Another thing, of course, that comes to our minds is the occupation of Tibet. We are reading reports from Tibetan human rights groups that about 1.2 million have fled the country and that includes Dalai Lama, the respected spiritual leader,” he says.
Upon visiting African countries, President Hu often announces aid or investment packages worth millions of US dollars. Nevertheless, the human rights leader says, “That is probably so. (But) the results are not seen on the ground. This is based on the complaints, daily complaints, by Namibian workers (about) slave like practices and exploitative labor practices.”
He says Chinese business people are competing with local business owners on the micro-credit level.
Ya Nangoloh says he fears a rise in xenophobia in Namibia against the Chinese that could lead to violence.
What's worse, China appears to be exporting their brand of business. Ever hear of a Chinese sweat shops? Horrible to us, normal to Communist China. Well, it turns out China has no export controls on these most sensitive of Chinese practices. And what better way to hide your slave labor than to export it to Africa...tuck it away... Shessshhh!!!
MEN'S NEWS DAILY.COM
Reaction to President Hu’s visit to Namibia is not all positive. The National Society for Human Rights has some harsh words for Chinese policies at home and abroad.
“President Hu’s visit to Namibia is best remembered by us as a human rights group with regard to human rights violations in China. That is torture and ill treatment, as well as persecution of people like Falun Gong practitioners. Another thing, of course, that comes to our minds is the occupation of Tibet. We are reading reports from Tibetan human rights groups that about 1.2 million have fled the country and that includes Dalai Lama, the respected spiritual leader,” he says.
Upon visiting African countries, President Hu often announces aid or investment packages worth millions of US dollars. Nevertheless, the human rights leader says, “That is probably so. (But) the results are not seen on the ground. This is based on the complaints, daily complaints, by Namibian workers (about) slave like practices and exploitative labor practices.”
He says Chinese business people are competing with local business owners on the micro-credit level.
Ya Nangoloh says he fears a rise in xenophobia in Namibia against the Chinese that could lead to violence.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Killing Puts Focus on Corruption in Chinese News Media
As 2008 approaches China is fighting to maintain it's public image. Daily news reports outline a country that is troubled by years of human rights, free speech, and anti-democracy issues. It will be interesting to see which image of China the world will accept: the pseudo normal China that state controlled media pushes out, or the China that is not yet ready to be open and free.
Killing Puts Focus on Corruption in Chinese News Media
SHANGHAI, Jan. 30 — Lan Chengzhang sat in a car outside the office of a mining company while a colleague ventured inside to make inquiries.
It was his first month of work with the newspaper, and he had decided to take on what anyone in the area knew could be a most dangerous subject, the illegal coal mines that proliferate in the sooty hill country of Shanxi Province.
Within minutes, a band of men armed with lengths of pipe and other crude weapons set upon him, beating him so badly that within a few hours he succumbed to his injuries. Though severely beaten, his colleague from the China Trade News survived to tell the tale.
Fan Youfeng, 38, a reporter with the Hebei Youth Daily, was chased out of Henan Province after uncovering a scandal involving the handling of a coal mining disaster there.
“I’ve already paid a high price for this job,” he said, recounting how he had been forced to flee his previous newspaper. Asked what he would do if his investigative work made him a target again, he said: “It doesn’t matter. China is big, and there’s got to be a place for someone with a conscience.”
Killing Puts Focus on Corruption in Chinese News Media
SHANGHAI, Jan. 30 — Lan Chengzhang sat in a car outside the office of a mining company while a colleague ventured inside to make inquiries.
It was his first month of work with the newspaper, and he had decided to take on what anyone in the area knew could be a most dangerous subject, the illegal coal mines that proliferate in the sooty hill country of Shanxi Province.
Within minutes, a band of men armed with lengths of pipe and other crude weapons set upon him, beating him so badly that within a few hours he succumbed to his injuries. Though severely beaten, his colleague from the China Trade News survived to tell the tale.
Fan Youfeng, 38, a reporter with the Hebei Youth Daily, was chased out of Henan Province after uncovering a scandal involving the handling of a coal mining disaster there.
“I’ve already paid a high price for this job,” he said, recounting how he had been forced to flee his previous newspaper. Asked what he would do if his investigative work made him a target again, he said: “It doesn’t matter. China is big, and there’s got to be a place for someone with a conscience.”
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