Jiang Yu and China Try To Force France and America Into Submission on Tibet

China's Ice Queen without a heart, Jiang Yu is trying to force America and France into Submission with veiled threats of economic consequences if we do not OBEY the wishes of CHINA, the new RULER OF THE WORLD...well, we here at Chinese Ass Monkey News give her a polite but firm, "Fuck You Bitch". Like our governments Social Security IOU's, we can conveniently do the same thing to all the paper your supposedly GREAT NATION holds...what, you going to send over your war ships? Give us a break, how long do you think Beijing would last against a few carefully launched nuclear bombs? Don't you listen when we tell Iran that no options are TAKEN OFF THE TABLE? You want world respect, it is fairly simple...leave Taiwan alone, give them their independence, and get the hell out of Tibet...seems plain enough, or do you have trouble understanding STRAIGHT TALK? Of course, perhaps and easier route would be to simply stop shipping you food, and let your own starving citizens take down your corrupt government.

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Special report: Dalai clique's separatist activities condemned

BEIJING, April 16 -- The Foreign Ministry is also urging France to rethink its stance on Tibet issues, and adopt a more balanced position to safeguard Sino-French ties.

Responding to a French journalist's question about a recent proposal by some Chinese consumers to boycott French products. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said this is a voluntary move. She said she believes Chinese consumers and netizens will only express their disapproval using legal means. A message has been circulating on the Internet and mobile phones accusing the French retailer Carrefour of backing the Dalai Lama.

Jiang Yu, spokeswoman of Foreign Ministry of China, said, "Just now the French journalist mentioned that the French and the Chinese are friends. I think being friends demands efforts from both sides. We cannot accept behavior that, on the one hand, attaches importance to Sino-French relations, while on the other hand does things that are not understandable and acceptable to the Chinese people. We hope the French side can listen to what Chinese people say, and adopt an objective and equitable stance on a series of recent issues."

Special report: Dalai clique's separatist activities condemned BEIJING, April 14 (Xinhua) -- China on Monday expressed indignation over and opposition to a resolution on Tibet adopted by the U.S. Senate. The resolution, proposed by a few senators in disregard of China's strong protests, "persistently favored the Dalai clique and interfered with China's internal affairs," said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu in a statement. "China is strongly indignant and resolutely opposed to the resolution," she said. Jiang urged U.S. Senators to see clearly the Dalai Lama's true nature, which she said was to engage in secessionist activities under the guise of religion. The Dalai group is talking of dialog and peace, but confrontation and violence is what they do, she said. "We demand those few Senators to respect facts, abandon prejudice and immediately stop wrongful remarks and deeds that hurt the Chinese people's feeling and harm China-U.S. relations," said Jiang.

Torch of Hope and Human Rights Upstages Olympics-Beats China Thugs To Canberra

In yet another public relations slam for China, the Human Rights Torch beats the Flame of Shame to Canberra, successfully stages peaceful protest in front of the oppressive Chinese Embassy. The torch meant to bring attention to the Human Rights abuses of the Chinese Government is doing a fine job, and out shining the Chinese Torch around the world. Conveniently, Jiang Yu and other Chinese oppressors had no comment on the Human Rights Torch arrival.

Human rights torch arrives in Canberra

Posted Tue Dec 11, 2007 4:46pm AEDT
Updated Tue Dec 11, 2007 5:53pm AEDT

Shun-ai Chen protests during the human rights torch relay in Canberra. (ABC News: Sarah Dingle)

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The international relay of a human rights torch has arrived at the Chinese Embassy in Canberra, where a strong police presence kept protesters on the opposite side of the street.

The relay, which started in Athens in August, is aiming to draw attention to abuses of freedom in China ahead of the 2008 Beijing Games.

Catholic Bishop Pat Power says it is important that China realises their human rights violations are not being ignored overseas.

"What they're doing is quite in contravention to what the Olympic spirit is all about," he said.

"The Olympic spirit is about tolerance. It's about different nations coming together respecting differences and so on and that's certainly something that's not happening in China at the moment."

Japanese Temple Bitch Slaps China, Says NO To Hosting Torch of Shame

More news of mounting SHAME for China as Japanese Temple tells the IOC and Chinese Olympic Committee they are no longer interested in being a part of the Flame of Shame ceremonies. Seems the monks at the Zenkoji Temple, a landmark in Nagano City are no longer interested in endorsing an Olympics hosted by China who has a horrid history of abusing human rights, of oppressing Tibet and the Tibetan people. The people of the world need to unite behind the boycott of China's Olympic's, should NOT ATTEND the events. If the athletes out of personal greed chose to attend the Olympic's, let them perform to empty stadiums.

Japanese temple refuses to host torch ceremony

Nagano City has also changed the starting point of the relay route. (Reuters: Radu Sigheti)

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A Japanese Buddhist temple has reportedly pulled out of plans to host a ceremony for the Olympic torch relay because of concerns over Tibet.

Jiji Press reports Zenkoji Temple, a landmark in Nagano City which hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics, cited China's crackdown in Tibet for the decision, which has forced the city to change the starting point of the relay route.

The city asked the temple last autumn to host the starting ceremony.

"We fondly accepted the plan," a local official said, noting the temple had rung bells for the opening ceremonies for the 1998 Nagano Games as well as for the 1964 Tokyo Summer Olympics.

"But the situation has changed. Monks here are very concerned."

Australia Says No To Chinese Thugs as Torch Security

Unlike weak lame duck United States President George (weak) Bush, Australia's government has bitch slapped China and the IOC, saying no to Chinese military thugs having anything to do with Flame of Shame security for the torch relay while it is in Canberra. Only six of the bruts will be allowed to attend to the flame while in Australia, and can only serve as torch lighters, barred from Security if (as it should) the torch comes under attack.

Chinese flame attendants to accompany Canberra torch

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Updated 2 hours 15 minutes ago

Controversial: Chinese torch relay security officials in Dar es Salaam (Reuters: Radu Sigheti)

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The head of the ACT Olympic torch relay says six Chinese flame attendants will accompany the torch when it makes its way through Canberra next week, but they will not provide security.

The presence of blue-tracksuited Chinese guards - dubbed "thugs" by London Olympic chief Sebastian Coe - has been the subject of controversy after widespread pro-Tibet protests on relay legs in Europe, the US and India.

Earlier this week International Olympic Committee member Kevan Gosper said the guards would travel behind the flame in a bus and could be called on to help if protests got out of hand.

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd quickly rebuffed Mr Gosper, repeating his earlier pledge that the guards would not be allowed to provide security in Canberra on April 24.

Now torch relay boss Ted Quinlan has confirmed that two teams of three Chinese flame attendants will take turns to accompany the torch during the 16-kilometre event.

Their role will be to relight the torch at the start of each leg and not to provide security.

Mr Quinlan says the the torch will change hands and need to be relit every 250 metres along the route and this is the most efficient way to do it.

But Mr Quinlan says security will be provided by the Australian Federal Police.

"The arrangements we have come to with the Chinese are that these people will not involve themselves in security," he said.

"When and if push comes to shove, these people are required by our arrangement to stay out of any fracas and retreat to the support bus behind them."