1 day ago by Michael Travis

As President Barack Obama embarks on his first visit to China, leaders of the Chinese Christian churches are condemning his administration for its indifference to the increasing persecution of their flocks by the Communist overlords.

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3 days ago by Bob Page

Surprising new recommendations from an unlikely source — an adviser to the Chinese Communist Party — would improve communications at most organizations, including the government of China and every other national government. The counsel comes from Zheng Baowei, a professor of journalism at the Renmin ...

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3 days ago by D.J. McGuire

This past week, the anti-Communist community came to grips with the painful reality best described by this summary of the Greek tragedy genre: "Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it." After spending nearly ten years trying to warn my fellow Americans about the dangers of the Chinese Co ...

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5 days ago by Mindful Distractor

What a day. First I am handed a flyer from Lydon LaRouche org. on the spot where I’m usually handed something from the Scientologists. Wow, I can’t believe he’s still alive! I haven’t read the paper yet. I stuffed it in my coat pocket instead of throwing it in the next trash can. It’s just curiosity ...

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6 days ago by msuen

歐巴馬 PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA admits his own thumbs are too clumsy for tweeting, but how about the eager thumbs of 1.3 billion Chinese citizens? Speaking on Sino-American collaboration, human rights, and internet censorship, Obama offered pointed but considered answers to students at a Shanghai town-ha ...

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9 days ago by kazaknomad

Reading “ Apples are from Kazakhstan” for the third time brings new insights into old thoughts and vice versa. I liked the part that I read to my listening students today about the President of this great country of Kazakhstan, in his own words spoken to the author, Christopher Robbins. The Communis ...

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9 days ago by internationalcommunist

by Chris Ford We are in a time of transition: New Labour is on the way out with the almost certain ascendancy of the Tories to government in June 2010. Many certainties from the period of New Labour are also passing, and the whole working class has a right to be anxious about what to expect from a T ...

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9 days ago by Pugface

Martin McCauley writes: As the Chinese joke goes, corruption is fun, if you’re on the right side of it. But seriously, why is corruption so widespread in China? There are several reasons for that: the partially reformed economy, the reluctance to enforce legislation and the Communist Party of China’ ...

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9 days ago by Vincent

Note: This article was first posted on July 15, 2008, the very day the infamous Human Security Act was signed into law. I’m re-posting it verbatim. SPECIAL REPORT: Are we living in an Orwellian world? Most legal experts, media practitioners, and media audiences, Arroyo critics or not, have asked thi ...

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10 days ago by Pugface

Martin McCauley writes: Why is corruption so widespread in China? There are several reasons for that: the partially reformed economy, the reluctance to enforce legislation and the Communist Party of China’s refusal to conduct political reform. Countries in which the state is heavily involved in the ...

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