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April 14, 2006

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Rusty

Heard about this while reading 'Instapundit' and they refrence a Chinese government website. Unfortunately the list no email addresses, funny strange. No?Someone would be doing a great service if those websites were listed.

Two points:
1. There's no privacy anywhere, full stop. China is not unique in this regard.
2. Does the Internet Firewall of China extend to pages cached by the various search engines? I'm thinking archive.org or the Google cache here.

Matthew J. Stinson

2. Does the Internet Firewall of China extend to pages cached by the various search engines? I'm thinking archive.org or the Google cache here.

The Google cache is blocked here in northern China. Archive.org isn't blocked but isn't well-known in China.

mahathir_fan

wait..the customary release of dissidents prior to visits by China to US that the Western press predict will happen hasn't happened yet?

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