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June 04, 2005

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photo via glutter (this post will be updated throughout the day.) Horse's Mouth has several posts on now and then. Glutter has photos from Hong Kong and a new banner. Also, Yan makes an excellent point about the photo [Read More]

Comments

Curt

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.

JoyChan

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

Guan Yang

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

mike

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

lt

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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