'Chinese see India as enemy, but army lacks devotion' - Yahoo! India News
India is the country that is spoken of most often as an enemy in China, a British newspaper reported Sunday...hat tip: rajeev
Censors, otherwise draconian in their grip over Chinese netizens, permit 'alarmingly frank discussion' on the internet on going to war against India over Tibet.
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http://beta.thehindu.com/news/international/article27610.ece
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Beijing birthday spin distorts reality
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http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,26151637-7583,00.html
60 years of repression
Sixty years of communist rule in China is nothing to celebrate.
http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/years+repression/2053244/story.html
Blood and Treasure On the Empire State Building
Try as hard as they might, the secret police and communist officials couldn’t kill as many Chinese as efficiently as the widespread famine triggered by the Great Leap Forward --Chairman Mao’s attempts to impose collectivism on China’s peasant farmers -- which resulted in between 20 and 43 million people starving to death.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2009/09/30/stiletto-china-empire-state-building/
Dissidents Give China Failing Grade on 60th Anniversary of Communist Rule
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ComRam said...
"The centrepiece of the Tian’anmen programme was of course the military parade (for which we, a group of foreign journalists, had ringside seats)."
LiC shamelessly admits that he is a stooge. If only our Babus can hire him as a double agent?!
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