China Draws Line In Sand, Defies Astralia-Australia Should Cancel Torch Relay, BOOT CHINA TORCH TEAM OUT OF COUNTRY

China is getting just a little too big for its breeches, is defying the Australian Government, stating that the bruttish thugs known as the Chinese Torch Attendents would use their bodies (they are trained killers) to defend the torch against Australia's wishes and stated desires. Fine, kick the MOTHER FUCKERS OUT OF THE COUNTRY, cancel the Torch Relay and tell China to go fuck itself. That is not likely to happen, so I would suggest that the Pro Tibetan Protesters that will be out in force tomorrow be prepared to use OVERWHELMING FORCE if they intend on making and atttempt o extinguish the Torch of Shame. It will be hard for the Lady Boys in Blue Suits to defend the torch if they are laying face down on the ground restrained for 100 or more protesters. Simply stated, like it or not, you have to meet force with force, fight fire with fire.

China firm on torch defence

Brendan Nicholson Canberra Mary-anne Toy Beijing and Annabel Stafford Sydney
April 23, 2008

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CHINA'S ambassador to Australia has defied Prime Minister Kevin Rudd by declaring that Chinese attendants travelling with the Olympic torch will "use their bodies" to protect it.

On the eve of the torch's arrival in Canberra from Jakarta this morning, Zhang Junsai made it clear that the blue-tracksuit-wearing attendants would become involved physically if anyone tried to extinguish the flame.

"Their role is to make sure that the flame will not go out," he told the Nine Network. "Was the flame attacked, I believe they will use their bodies to hold this, not to let flame go out."

His statement contradicts repeated assertions by Mr Rudd that the Chinese attendants would have no security role in tomorrow's Australian leg of the torch relay.

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Let the Chinese Olympics hear your voices of outrage, let them know you are upset over the human rights violations in Tibet. As China rushes to protect the torch and finish projects in time for opening the summer Olympics, protesters are working just as hard to bring attention to the nation's human rights violations, and the deplorable oppression of the Tibetan people. So far, the torch has been the primary target of these protests, and the leaves many people out of the mix as the torch is not going to be appearing anywhere near their community, they will not be in China during the Olympics. You can though get involved by contacting the Chinese Olympics, by putting thousands, even millions of email letters in their hands. For you convenience in being a participant in this Email Protest, we have listed below some of the key email addresses for the BOCOG Departments. If you have additional emails you would like added to this list, please email them to reportdirt@yahoo.com . We must be the conscient that China as a nation does not have...start emailing today.

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China's Government and Jiang Yu Have Panties in Knot Over Cafferty Remarks

Seems that the Chinese government has their panties in a knot over truthful statements uttered by Jack Cafferty...apparently they don't want to hear that many of their products are JUNK, and that the government is full of bruts, thugs and goons. As to the JUNK statement, how many times in 2007 did Americans see recalls of contaminated Chinese products? As for the charge of thugs, bruts and goons, can we say, "slave labor" and "Crack down in Tibet"? They are demanding a FULL APOLOGY from CNN, and threatening to block CNN from the Olympics if they do not comply...perhaps it is time for the world press to band together and simply walk away from ALL COVERAGE of the Shamed China Olympics.

China urges again that CNN sincerely apologizes over insulting words

GOV.cn Thursday, April 17, 2008

China on Thursday urged the U.S. news network CNN to take back one of its commentator's insulting remarks about the Chinese, and to sincerely apologize. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said at a press briefing that "The statement issued by CNN on Tuesday not only failed to sincerely apologize for commentator Jack Cafferty's remarks, but also spearheaded its attack on the Chinese government, attempting to incite the Chinese people against the government," Jiang said. She added China could never accept that, referring to CNN's statement. Jiang said Cafferty's remarks not only insulted the Chinese people, but also defied the conscience and justice of humankind. The Chinese people cannot be bullied and humiliated, she said. "We once again solemnly urge CNN to seriously deal with the matter,take back the vile remarks and make a sincere apology to all Chinese people", she said. The Chinese Foreign Ministry lodged a solemn representation Wednesday with the CNN Beijing office, condemning the network as being "without any professional reputation". Cafferty said in a TV show on April 9 that Chinese products were "junk" and the Chinese people were "basically the same bunch of goons and thugs they've been for the last 50 years". Cafferty's remarks drew indignation from Chinese at home and abroad. CNN then issued a statement on Tuesday saying "it was not Mr. Cafferty's nor CNN's intent to cause offence to the Chinese people, and CNN would apologise to anyone who has interpreted the comments in this way". However, the network stated that Cafferty was offering his "strongly held" opinion of the Chinese government, not China's people. American Chinese demand apology from CNN for insulting Chinese American Chinese have launched an online campain, demanding an apology from the Cable News Network (CNN) and its Situation Room program for insulting Chinese. China condemns CNN for insulting Chinese people American Chinese demand apology from CNN for insulting Chinese China strongly denounces CNN host's insulting words Editor: Lu Hui Source: Xinhua

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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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."