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Originally Posted by tiskew
Sorry , that picture was proved to be fake, though disappointing for you maybe.
Those soldiers were hierd to play monks in a movie called "The Touch", try to google it and you find out more. And if you dig up more about the Chinese millitary uniforms, you will know who is lying 
On the other side, please use some basic logic, if you are preparing hosting a big meal for your friends, will you mess up your home first and then waiting for critics from all over the world? Maybe basic logic doesn't work in this media Frency?
Yep, there is a media curfew, but why you don't ask why? The only thing your media is looking for is the dark side of China, no prove needed, no confirmation, oops, small mistakes, even there was no "sorry", so what's the difference it would make to let you in or not? You tell me  |
Using basic logic. I find that if there are rebellious people in my home and I am calling guest homes, I don't bully these rebellious elements in my home so that they are encouraged to be hell bent in spoiling the mood of the festivity planned!
All media of the free world looks for issues that interest the readers and the general public, including what to you is small mistakes, but to others a huge mistake!
Have you noticed how the US and the international media has gone after Bush and his policies in Iraq? Did Bush throw out the media from Iraq? Even if he wanted, which anyway he didn't, he couldn't have done!
Notice also how the frenzy against Bush has now mellowed. He has allowed the frenzy to play itself out, and at the same time taken measures to rectify the mistakes that his people felt he had committed!
That is what is called the power of democracy - the real power of the People and not the sham power that only oscillates in the rhetorical realm of Communism and indicative of a sham "Peoples' Power'!!
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