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June 04, 2005

Don't forget June 4th 1989

June4victim2Don't forget what happened in Beijing 16 years ago.
The Chinese government wants you toRelatives of the dead continue to mourn, and are ostracized and threatened for doing so. Those who think the government should apologize are not free to speak.

Remember.

Remember.

See testimonies of victims' relatives.

See lists of known victims.

(photo: Cheng Ming magazine, 1989)

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The gravest action a government can take to surpress free speech is to kill a freely speaking person. No 'order' is stable that relies on the murder of citizens to be maintained.

it was a nightmare.rebecca,take care,maybe the great fire wall is coming soon ; - )

My father told me that if you go to Tiananmen Square at night, you can hear the ghosts crying.

when it happened i was a child.mom told me that Dexiaoping kills a lot of students.i hate the communists!!!!!!evil!

Father informs me of this event when i was a child,i am a college student now,however,i think the student is very dull,They do not play arrive at role to Chinese social development course.And i am a Communist,I do not feel I am evil.You do not know domestic condition now,so,please,close your fucking mouth

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