All this worldly wisdom was once the unamiable heresy of some wise man. --------------- Henry David Thoreau
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China Uncensored
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Investigations
have revealed that 98% of wealthy individuals in China are Chinese
communist party cadres, or the children of members of the
Politburo. They came by their riches illegally, often under highly
questionable circumstances. They amassed these ill-gotten gains at
the cost of many hardworking everyday citizens.
In one case, officials blithely seized more than 63 acres of land,
thus leaving 1,179 farmers without means to support themselves,
according to activist Zhang Jianping’s Rights Movement blog.
The land...
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Yi Jian
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On the morning of September 4, 2009, Google China announced the
resignation of CEO, Li Kaifu. This news shocked many Google
employees as well as the public. Why did he suddenly resign after
four years as the CEO? The Chinese government controlled
media reported that Li decided to set up his own business, but is
there another reason? Perhaps we can find some clues from the
series of items below.
His new book reveals grievances
In his...
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Lin Xiaozhou
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Following China’s conditional participation in the 147 nations’
Global Price Comparison project in 2007, its national
Bureau of Statistics provided the World Bank with prices of more
than 1000 commodities and services that covered 11 of its cities
and rural regions. The latest statistics made available by the UN
and the World Bank showed that about 13% of China’s population are
in a state of destitution, earning less than one US dollar per day
(to the equivalent of RMB 3.6)
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Yu Zou
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Central China officials plan to move 15,000 residents away from
smelting plants in Henan Province where 1,000 children tested
positive for lead poisoning. Since these are figures the Chinese
Communist Party (CCP) has released, the actual numbers of affected
children is probably much higher, also taking into account that
there must be scores who have not yet been tested.
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LI Tianxiao
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A mystery that could not be shared with others.
On the afternoon of the 19th of October, the 70,000 ton Chinese
cargo ship De Xin Hai with 25 Chinese seamen on board, was
hijacked by Somalian pirates in the waters close to the Seychelles
archipelago.
This turned all eyes to a nearby Chinese naval convoy of modern
missile frigates to see whether it could deliver a rapid rescue.
Indeed this would be a touchstone of China’s marine prowess
displayed only...
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Wu Fan
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On 3 November 2009, Reporters Without Borders criticized Chinese
authorities for blocking the website known as Virtual Berlin
Wall. Mr Wu Fan, a commentator on current affairs on New
Tang Dynasty Television, gives a more detailed account of this
matter.
Mr Wu pointed out that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) wished to
block all sorts of information that would lead to the fall of its
dictatorial rule. It tried to construct a Chinese-style
cyber-equivalent of the Berlin...
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Chinese blogger
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Qian Xuesen played an important role in Communist China's
science and politics.
Qian
Xuesen, a top Chinese scientist who made important contributions to
the missile and space programs of both the United States and the
People's Republic of China, died in Beijing on October 31. He was
98.
Qian relocated to the US in 1935 as...
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Yu Tang
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Typhoon Morakot recently caused severe damage in Taiwan. The Hot
Spring Hotel (pictured) in East Taiwan, was destroyed by the
typhoon, and 5 shops completely submerged by the flood. Mr. Chao
Qihong, Mayor of Pingdong County, said that the disaster is the
most severe in the last 50 years.
The...
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Yu Tang
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The Chinese Communist regime has offered billions of dollars to
countries that agree to follow it's strategies for dominance on the
international stage.
Cambodia as one of it's allies, is famous for it's tight fist
towards democracy for it's own people. But despite 260 million yuan
from China, and a brand new office for himself, the reward did not
impress Prime Minister Hun Sen.
According to a Chinese media report, Hun Sen was dissatisfied
with the Prime Minister's Office...
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China Uncensored Staff
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In 1972, A French factory imported uranium ore from Gabon, and
found surprisingly that the uranium had already been
extracted!
Natural uranium contains 0.7202% of uranium-235, the fissionable
isotope contained in nuclear fuel, but the uranium in Oklo,
Gabon contained less then 0.3%.
So scientists around the world gathered in Gabon to explore this
phenomenon. They have found that it is a highly technically
designed underground nuclear reactor which is beyond the...
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Maya Riveland
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Book Review
Author Dai Sijie's story, a coming of age drama written in the year
2000 while he lived as an immigrant in France, paints a stunning
picture of life in China with all its conundrums during the
Cultural Revolution. The author's main theme revolves around
people's twisted ideas of life under the Communists. The writer
portrays the ludicrous way of life that many were forced to live in
Mainland China during that era, and the futility of all the
misguided...
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Kan Bao
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Shen Yun, a most unique presentation of traditional,
divinely-inspired Chinese culture incorporating dance, music, mime
and superb drums has taken New York City and the world by storm in
the last few years! How did it get there and what is Shen
Yun?
The Shen Yun Arts Troupe (also known as Divine Performing Arts)
presently based in New York, has broken Broadway records for their
skilled, colourful presentations around the English-speaking world,
increasing attendances from year to...
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China Uncensored
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Recent exposure of the poisonous milk powder scandal in China
has triggered a heated response from the mainland and international
communities. According to renowned Beijing democracy activist Gao
Hongming, the problems in food quality and pharmaceutical product
control in China, is caused by wrongdoings and failures in the
duties of many government officials. Moreover the system of the
Chinese Communist regime's governance determines the difficulties
in resolving these issues.
Gao...
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