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Hello,Mr Censor of the Chinese Governmental Department,

We’re the anonymous netizens.For so long a time we’ve discerned your doings of unreasonable blockage of the freedom of expression,your hostility towards the advanced internet technology,your distortion of the sober truth colluding with the propaganda,your envenomation of the public opinion using those network commentators……all these doings have deeply countermarked in our memory.Along with the recent notice of compelling installation of the so called “Green Dam” and the evil-minded slander towards Google,your ugly face of a complete censorship and control of internet has been clearly showed up.So we anonymous netizens declare,we’ll start an all-round attack on your censorship system in all over the world from the day of July 1,2009.


To defend the freedom of internet,to improve the tendency of cyberization,and to protect our own right,we’ll make a series of attacks which will give you the lesson of how chickenshit your censorship system is in front of the real network strength.You’re the public enemy No 1, we’ll stay the course whatever you befool the public opinion through the propaganda.Your stark means, your culture-revolution dated slogan clamour,your ignorance of internet,your false lecture of “for the sake of the next generation”……all these have been knolling the passing bell for your final disaster.You couldn’t escape or be saved by the nation violence,we’re everywhere and whenever a fellow slip up another ten would join with that.We clearly realize that you may use your confirmed trick of interclass struggle to attach a label of “unwitting masses” at first to delimit us from the ordinary people, then to attach another label of “lawbreaker fewness” to cast in a bone between ourselves which intends to destroy all of us one by one at last.We know it---in fact,we encourage it.The more you look on the people in this way,the more beautiful the emperor’s new suit speaks for itself.


The obsolescence ideology of the preponderant ruling class who is hostile to the cyberization has been the resistance of the historical improvement.The slander and crackdown,enmity and blockage has only indicated their terror and will be the last flounder before they’re washed out from the historical stage.Who tries to kick against the pricks will only lie in the bed made by himself.Even you’re slowly reinforced by some digital immigrants,you still couldn’t understand the internet in the foreseeable future.We also have a mood of reminiscence,we’ll enjoy your performances of the cabal-theory opinion and the culture-revolution style of writing which have been unchangeable towards the dissident and even the different for decades of years.We’ll also laugh at your ridiculousness of intending to draw a national boundary on the internet which will be a joke definitely recorded in the history.But then,we can frankly tell you that:

Nobody wants to alternate your regime,we have no interest in your timeworn political power concept and your rotten pickles like ideology.You can’t understand why the magnificent recounting clears up in front of the historical tide of internet,you can’t understand why the concept of country and nation will fall to pieces,you can’t change your unwisdom towards the internet.Your regime won’t be our real enemy.We’re neither a friend nor an enemy of whichever a country or an organization.The biggest enemy who is digging the perish and catabolic tomb for you is just yourself. We have no interest in the things which will be soonly threw away into the dustbin. You couldn’t block the cyberization trend which has been a future direction.In fact,we don’t oppose to your actions of snatching the absolute information control by cutting off the Pacific benthal cable---the more you counteract the historical improvement and deepen the conflicts,the more drastical the social movement will accordingly be, this kind of countermarch will only speed up your own course of being catabolized and replaced.The sun of tomorrow won’t shine on the person who is afraid of it.

We’re the anonymous netizens.We’re the global netizens’ summation.We’re integrative.We dominate the internet.We’re without number.Every member’s slipup means another ten fellows’ joining in.We’re everywhere.We’re super abled.We can’t be held back.We have no weakness.We make use of all weakness.We’re the humanity concealing behind the every mask.We’re the mirror of humanity.We’re born equally.We’re born free.We’re a field army.We don’t forgive.We don’t forget.

Freedom leads the internet.

We’re coming.

Translated by QXBBS.ORG from Chinese
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By Peter Sedik
Epoch Times
Staff Jun 20, 2009

Chinese Delegation Attacks in Slovakia Spark Public Outcry

Chinese agents in dark suits (left) charging at the human rights activist holding the yellow banner. After they attacked him and seized his transparent, the activist was arrested by the Slovak police for violating public order. (Peter Sedik/The Epoch Times)

BRATISLAVA, Slovakia—Chinese Chairman Hu Jintao left Slovakia on Friday to visit Croatia during his European tour. While the top Slovakian leaders expressed satisfaction over strengthening bilateral ties with China, heated discussion continued in the Slovakian media and public over the clashes between human rights activists and pro-communist demonstrators in front of the Presidential palace that occurred on Thursday.

About one hour before the arrival of the Chinese chairman, human rights activists approached the Presidential palace where the two heads of state were to meet. As soon as they unfolded their transparent signs, they were assaulted by a Chinese delegation allegedly there to welcome the president. Some of the activists were physically attacked as the pro-communist Chinese tried to grab their banners and tear them down.

To everyone’s surprise, the Slovak police didn't initially protect the human rights group. Instead, they allowed the Chinese agents to continue their abuse. The police didn't step in until the demonstrating participants made multiple calls for help.

Chinese Delegation Attacks in Slovakia Spark Public Outcry

Mrs. Xu bleeding from an injury to her forehead after a member of the Chinese delegation pushed her down some stairs. (Peter Sedik/The Epoch Times)

"The square in front of the Presidential palace was occupied by Chinese cops and Chinese Communists, who crudely and violently acted against the citizens of this country [Slovakia], in a foreign territory. And this state and its organs didn't prevent this; on the contrary, they hampered us, the citizens of this country, from standing for freedom in China," Slovak publicist Stefan Hrib summed the events.

Violence of the Chinese Delegation

Several people witnessed the violence in the walk-through on Hodza Square where the demonstrations were happening. When two women held a banner reading "Falun Dafa is good," a Chinese activist suddenly pushed their backs, causing the women to roll down some stairs. After they landed on the marble floor of the passageway, one of them was bleeding from a wound on her forehead caused by her breaking glasses.

The attacker tried to hide in the crowd. According to the CAS daily newspaper, the Slovak police already have proof that the perpetrator was a member of the Chinese delegation. If convicted, he could face up to two years in prison for causing bodily harm.

Chinese agents also beat up the Deputy rector of the Comenius University, Peter Osusky, who ended up with a torn shirt.

Men in Black

The controversy arose around the Chinese "men in black" with blue nametags and walkie-talkies, who acted like security personnel, and instructed the Chinese pro-communist demonstrators to attack the human rights activists and to steal their signs.

Chinese Delegation Attacks in Slovakia Spark Public Outcry

Deputy rector of Comenius University, Peter Osusky, in a torn shirt, after being beaten by the Chinese pro-communist demonstrators. (Kamil Rakyta/The Epoch Times)

Some of these agents participated in the fights. One dark-suited man was caught by a journalist trying to surreptitiously throw a stolen banner in a wastebasket.

"Who were they and what exactly was their role in the conflicts in front of the Presidential palace when their compatriots aggressively attacked the Slovak human rights activists?" asked the SME daily.

Former Interior Minister Vladimir Palko points out, that if those men were Chinese secret agents or the Chinese President’s guards, their acts could be classified as an infringement on the Slovak Republic’s sovereignty.

Chinese Delegation Attacks in Slovakia Spark Public Outcry

"Man in black" running away with the human rights activist's banner. Former Interior Minister Vladimir Palko asked if the Chinese agent's acting against Slovakian citizens constitutes infringement on the Slovak Republic's sovereignty. (Kamil Rakyta/The Epoch Times)

Slovak MPs from the opposition SDKU-DS party asked the Interior Minister Robert Kalinak to explain to the extraordinary session of the Defense and Security Parliamentary Committee why the police were so slow to intervene and protect the human rights activists. Mr. Kalinak defended the police actions and dismissed the media’s opinion that the Chinese agents were deployed against Slovak citizens.

The incidents will be discussed in the Slovak parliament next week.

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Jun 20, 2009
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Rape Case Reveals Flawed Legal System

By Fang Xiao
Epoch Times Staff
Jun 16, 2009


Chinese legal expert Yuan Hongbing (Chen Ming/The Epoch Times)

According to Chinese legal expert Professor Yuan Hongbing, the public should not only focus on the legal procedures of the rape case of Deng Yujiao, but also take note of China’s autocratic infrastructure. He says China’s legal system is an inherently flawed system designed to protect the interests of government officials.

“Looking at the case from the perspective of a bad legal system will only lead to confusion,” Yuan explained. “The real problem is that the communist legal system was created to protect corrupt officials, while sacrificing the safety and wellbeing of ordinary people like Deng Yujiao.”

The Deng Yujiao rape case has caused a hurricane of protests throughout China, both on the Internet and in the streets. Deng, an entertainment center waitress in a small town in central China’s Hubei Province, stabbed a government official to death and injured another when they tried to sexually assault her on May 10. Initial efforts by local authorities to imprison the rape victim resulted in a wave of protests from all levels of Chinese society. On June 16 Deng was finally released from detention after a closed-door court hearing.

Yuan said he has also paid close attention to Deng’s court proceedings, as well as pubic opinion regarding the case.

“The public has been calling for justice, but most people miss that the bigger problem is the autocratic legal system itself. They have lost sight of the real cause of this tragedy,” Yuan said.

“It is useless to base our discussion and judgment on the laws and legal procedures laid down by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),” Yuan remarked. “Because of this flawed system, tragedies will continue to befall people like Deng Yujiao.”

Yuan explained that this is why so many government officials dare to relentlessly bully people—they know the CCP has established a system that protects the privileged class and encourages the abuse of power.

“Take the Deng case for example,” said Yuan. “The CCP’s court completely ignored the appeals from Deng’s lawyers to investigate the injured official who was allegedly connected to the sexual assault.”

“Deng Yujiao could only rely on her own physical strength to defend herself,” Yuan continued, “because the political system does not protect her with just laws.”

He added that people are entitled to the right to defend themselves from tyranny.

Before the June 16 court hearing, Chinese authorities announced that Deng Yujiao was found to have mental problems and she was charged with partial criminal liabilities. Based on this determination, Yuan predicted on June 15 that the court would either sentence Deng for a minor offence or release her without punishment due to public pressure. “After all, they have to appease the enraged public who barely tolerate these corrupt CCP officials anymore,” he said.

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Last Updated
Jun 17, 2009

Chinese Professor Questions Rape Case Result

By Fang Xiao
Epoch Times Staff
Jun 19, 2009


Deng Yujiao at the June 16 court hearing. (The Epoch Times)

On June 16, a court concluded that Deng Yujiao, victim of the widely publicized rape case, was guilty of assault. The court then released her without sentence on the grounds of a claimed “mental disorder.” While some celebrate Deng’s release, many challenge the legitimacy of the court’s decision.

Chinese professor He Weifang wrote in a web article that the real criminal in this case had not been brought to court as a defendant. He argued that Deng’s stabbing the officials was not an independent incident, but a defensive action following an attempted rape. ”The court should have first investigated the sexual assault before placing any charges on Deng,” said He.

“As a matter of fact, the court should first investigate the rape suspect, Huang Dezhi,” He said in the article. “If Deng stabbed the officials while resisting rape, then the court should be handling a rape case. But now the court is judging Deng’s behavior without mentioning the attempted rape.”

As for the mental disorder claim, He said it was a cunning excuse for blaming Deng without having to punish her, and for letting the rape suspects walk free.

The volunteer legal support group for Deng stated on June 17 that the verdict of guilty was not acceptable. “We believe that Deng is not guilty as her actions were made in self-defense,” the group said in a statement to the press. “The guilty charge is by no means legitimate.” The group also proposed to make May 10, the day Deng stabbed the officials, Self-Defense Day, and to use this day as an occasion to educate the public about self-defense and other legitimate ways to defend their own legal rights.

Read this article in Chinese.

The Epoch Times
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Tear Down This Cyberwall!

June 19th 2009 16:51
By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
Published: June 17, 2009

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China Must Catch Up!

June 4th 2009 08:34
Guenter Nooke: "Finally release all the detainees of the June 4, 1989 incident."

By Lea Zhou


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By Zhou Meihua
Epoch Times Staff Jun 2, 2009

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By a practitioner from Shandong Province

(Clearwisdom.net) Recently, a popular topic on the Internet has been about a man "trying to find the killer of his mother and sister for twenty-four years; his family was shattered and he had become homeless." It is a true story of a man who bore all kinds of hardship to find the murderer of his mother and sister. After traveling to nearly twenty cities, he finally turned in the recorded evidence to the police. As a result, the killer was found. Although it is a touching story, it also exposes the corruption of the justice system in China


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Online TV Software: StarP2P

June 2nd 2009 16:15
What is StarP2P?

StarP2P is an international, multi-language multimedia network. In a revolutionary application of peer-to-peer file-sharing technology, viewers of online videos are able to share network resources with other users as they watch. All viewers of a given video file simultaneously help to transmit this file to others, meaning that StarP2P collaborates with its viewers to create a truly global network


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By Luo Ya
Epoch Times Staff
May 30, 2009


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'Little Earthquake Hero' A Hoax?

May 31st 2009 04:04
Epoch Times Staff May 29, 2009

Yao Ming and Lin Hao at the Opening Ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games on August 8, 2008.
Yao Ming and Lin Hao at the Opening Ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games on August 8, 2008. (Saeed Khan/AFP/Getty Images)

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