ill Bred Chinese THUGS Attack Peaceful Pro Tibetan Japanese

Showing their ill bred bruttish ways, Chinese students SHIPPED IN by the Chinese Embassy for the Torch Relay of Shame, the world again has seen just how dispicable China really is, just how deserving the world's scorn of the Beijing Olympics and it's Tainted Torch is. How desparate for a positive photo op (Propaganda) is China when they have to pay students to show up, wear Pro China shirts, and attack innocent people of the world? Perhaps it is time that the world's nations consider revoking the Student Visa's of Chinese students, time to ship them back home to their beloved MOTHERLAND.

The Chinese students wore identical shirts with the slogan "One Dream, One Nation," and many of them had Chinese flags painted on their faces, according to witnesses.

An Olympics organizer said the Chinese Embassy arranged for the students to be there. Several of the students told CNN that the Chinese government provided their transportation to the event and gave them the flags and shirts.

Witnesses said the Chinese students overwhelmed a woman wearing a "Free Tibet" shirt and holding a pro-Tibet sign, hitting her with small Chinese flags before she was carried away unhurt by a photographer.

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"As soon as spectators saw what she was doing, they immediately mobbed her, hitting her with flags," said Brad Kesler, an American tourist who was there to watch the start of the relay.

Kesler said the woman was holding the sign and not yelling.

At least two other people carrying pro-Tibet signs were carried away by police. It was not clear if they were detained because of a disruption or if they were removed for their own safety.

About 1,500 people attended the relay's start in Independence Square, according to witness estimates. Few of them appeared to be local residents -- a member of the Malaysian Olympics council explained it was a work day. Watch the torch arrive in Malaysia »

Japan Tells China Torch Protectors to Fuck Off..Bans Them From Torch Relay in Japan

In another moment of Shame for China, Japan has told China that their brutish thug Flame Protectors are not welcome...too bad, so sorry, but we do not allow assholes in Japan. The Ice Queen, Jiang Yu who loves herself in front of the camera more than Ann Coulter was quick to rush out with another position paper wherein she tried to INSTRUCT the world on how they should TREAT THE CHINA TORCH OF SHAME...again Jiang, I respectfully say, "Fuck Off Bitch" China needs to learn their abuses of Human Rights is intolerable, and I would say the world is doing a pretty good job so far...by the way, what happen to the Coke sponsorship of the torch?

China hopes "relevant country" understands importance of aiding Olympic torch escort's work

GOV.cn Thursday, April 17, 2008

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said on Thursday China hoped "relevant country" would understand and aid the work of the Beijing Olympic torch escort. Jiang made the remarks when asked to comment on Japan's refusal of the torch escort from China in the relay in Nagano, on April 26. She told a press conference that the convention of arranging the escort in the relay has been approved by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). She said the escorts, all volunteers, protected the torch with their bodies from the seizure by "Tibetan independence" supporters.

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."