Девять комментариев о коммунистической партии 7 (1). История убийств коммунистической парт
Девять комментариев о коммунистической партии 7 (1). История убийств коммунистической партии Китая
55-летняя история КПК с момента ее создания писалась кровью и ложью. Эта кровавая история страшна, но мало кто знает о ней. Когда китайцы в своё время потеряли 60-80 миллионов невинных жизней, и очень много семей было разбито, многие люди задумались: «Почему КПК убивает людей?» Сегодня КПК убивает практикующих Фалуньгун, а в начале ноября 2004 г. в Ханьюань стреляли в людей, которые выражали недовольство правительством. Многие ещё думают: «Сможет ли КПК когда-нибудь перестать убивать людей, научиться говорить языком, а не оружием?»
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What actions can YOU take to support freedom and human rights in China and Tibet?
* Don'
What actions can YOU take to support freedom and human rights in China and Tibet?
* Don't go to the 2008 Genocide Olympics in Beijing. Your presence will be used as a propaganda weapon against freedom-loving Chinese.
* Boycott the Olympic advertisers and sponsors and tell them why. Most corporations have 800 numbers, and some have public relations contact information available.
* Don't watch the Olympics. This sports event has already been politicized by the Communist regime, just as Hitler did in 1936.
* In spite of Beijing's promises to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to allow greater freedom in China, human rights are worse in China and Tibet now, and the brutal massacre in Tibet killed any remaining Olympic spirit. The same rulers who crushed freedom in Tiananmen Square are now crushing the protests in Tibet.
* If you do go to Beijing for the Olympics, find out how you can peacefully support freedom.
* Boycott all Chinese products.
* For your family's health, never buy food, toys, cosmetics, vitamins, toothpaste and similar items which are made in China.
* Chinese products are made under the worst sweatshop, slave and prison conditions. This is a major reason WHY Chinese products are cheaper.
* Chinese manufacturers follow no worker safety, pollution, worker rights laws. Another reason Chinese products are cheaper.
* America will lose our entire middle class as every manufacturing job is leaving for China and the third-world.
* Buying Chinese products is the worst thing you can do for the environment: China is the #1 greenhouse gas producer and the country is among the most polluted places on Earth. There are almost no pollution laws. American and other companies reap billions in profits by setting up factories in China with no pollution controls.
* Google "organ harvesting" for the facts about the most horrifying human rights attrocities being committed by the Communist dictatorship.
* Cheaper ISN'T Safer! Don't wait for the next recall.
* Test Chinese products in your home for lead and mold, particularly toys, children's clothing and china & glass dishes and mugs. Test kits are available at hearware and other stores.
* Demand Congress act to ban food and toys made in China.
* Call the White House: Ask President Bush to stay home and not sit next to Hu Jintao to cheer on the propaganda show. Roosevelt did NOT go to the Hitler Olympics.
* The above actions will send the Chinese dictatorship a message they must allow freedom, and encourage the Chinese and Tibetan people to take action to free their countries.
* Contact anyone you can in China to let them know the world is watching and cares about their freedom. Before WW-II, the world ignored the horrors until it was too late, but after the war the world pledged "Never again!" would we allow dictators to commit genocide. While the Chinese people may suffer great repression for speaking out and demanding freedom, it's up to you and me to help bring freedom to China and Tibet.
* During the Olympics, the dictators can't roll the tanks and gun down people if they demonstrate for freedom. The eyes of the world will be watching, and this is the opportunity for millions of Chinese to demand freedom.
* Pass the word! Send this video to your friends. You may include this video in your videos as long as it is unedited and uncut.
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We wish to reach our friends in China, Taiwan, Tibet, and elsewhere with this message of hope and freedom--the world is watching and supports freedom in China and Tibet:
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种族灭绝 西藏
自由 民主
天安門廣場
天安门广场
真相 同情心 寬容
真相 同情心 宽容
Tian'anmen Beijin
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unmadeinchina.org hosts the sixth part of this video, as they downloaded it before it was
unmadeinchina.org hosts the sixth part of this video, as they downloaded it before it was removed.
This is the fifth part of a film that will last until the death of the demons.
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Powerful 4-minute video about Tibet's cry for freedom and our Olympic opportunity to make
Powerful 4-minute video about Tibet's cry for freedom and our Olympic opportunity to make history for Tibet. Includes an intimate look inside contemporary Tibet, rare and explosive footage of the recent Tibetan uprising, and the inspiring efforts of Students for a Free Tibet and Tibet activists worldwide in this historic moment. Please share widely!
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Olympic host China -Their Soldiers Killing Innocent Tibetans
Where Science and Buddhism Meet: Emptiness, Interconnectivity and the Nature of Reality
Where Science and Buddhism Meet: Emptiness, Interconnectivity and the Nature of Reality
After 4 months of writing, editing, gathering information, finding the right media and music (and getting it approved) :D Its finally here, Where Science and Buddhism Meet: Emptiness, Interconnectivity and the Nature of Reality.
First thank you for taking the time to watch this! If you enjoy this video and think it would be of some benefit or interest of other please please share it, favorite it, link it in your own videos. I have nothing but a pure altruistic intention behind this, I've made it to share what I and many other have found, a profound convergence of two way seemingly opposite ways of perceiving and understanding reality. Lots of love!!
- Gerald
Here is a very partial list of resources, I'm working on expanding this.
-Wave/Particle Duality --
Tao of Physics - pg 67, 69
Quantum Enigma -- pg 10
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave-particle_duality
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT7xJ0tjB4A
http://science.howstuffworks.com/atom8.htm
The Fabric of the Cosmos -- pg. 206
-The Emptiness of Atoms-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kypne21A0R4
http://education.jlab.org/qa/atomicstructure_10.html
-The Quantum Field -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_field_theory
Tao of Physics -- pg. 210
Part Two:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlmrHMBW36w
If you have any questions on the content or need some good resources please send me a message! Thanks again :)
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A Brief history of Tibetan Buddhism explaining the four schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Nying
A Brief history of Tibetan Buddhism explaining the four schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Nyingma, Kadampa Sakya, Kagyu, and Gelug Schools. A well rounded Dharma lecture on how Buddhism influenced Tibet.
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China A Century Of Revolution Part Two: The Mao Years 1949--1976
China - A Century of
China A Century Of Revolution Part Two: The Mao Years 1949--1976
China - A Century of Revolution (2002) is a six-hour tour de force journey through the country's most tumultuous period.
Definitive, insightful and unforgettable, China: A Century of Revolution is an astonishingly candid view of a once-secret nation. This powerful program takes a remarkable first-hand look at China's tumultuous history, examining its social, political and cultural upheaval through eyewitness accounts, rare archival film footage and insightful commentary.
Part One: China in Revolution
China In Revolution begins in 1911 with the fall of the last emperor and continues through 1949, highlighting four decades of civil war, foreign invasion and the ascension of rival leaders Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek. Rarely seen photos and film footage - among the earliest ever recorded in China - reveal fascinating details of a long-censored history. Hear the facts and meet the people who experienced modern China's most violent era.
Part Two: The Mao Years
From the beginning of his rule in 1949 to his death in 1976, Mao Zedong and his colleagues attempted to forge a "new China" from a country mired in poverty and devastated by decades of war. Yet, the Mao years would bring the new People's Republic of China little stability. Rare interviews with Communist Party members and ordinary citizens involved with history's largest political experiment, reveal the turbulence, famine, violent campaigns and purges which destroyed the lives of more than one hundred million people.
Part Three: Born Under The Flag
Born Under The Red Flag begins with Mao's death in 1976, continues with the new leadership of Deng Xiaoping, and concludes with the struggle of China's paradoxical goals of economic prosperity and absolute Communist Party control. In the short span of 15 years, China transformed itself into a never-before-seen hybrid of communism and capitalism. And although it has become the third largest economy in the world, the price has been high. Rare interviews and film footage highlight the Democracy Wall Movement, the establishment of Special Economic Zones and the dramatic student protests in Tiananmen Square.
Part One: China in Revolution 1911--1949
Part Two: The Mao Years 1949--1976
Part Three: Born Under the Red Flag 1976--1997
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The people in question, Tibetans dont think of themselves as Chinese. China has no moral o
The people in question, Tibetans dont think of themselves as Chinese. China has no moral or legal claim on Tibet except what is based on illegal military occupation, the largest imperialist land grab carried out in Twentieth Century.
This video examines chinese claims on Tibet using historic facts. Yuan empire was a Mongol one not Chinese. In fact Kublai Khan invaded, defeated Chinese and occupied China. And historically Southern chinese and northern ones have not been the same. China itself as an entity is rather new.
And it is amazing that - chinese communists, that talk about peace, civilisation, sensitivity and culture all of which they lack. There are courageous exceptions; but most Chinese seem unfortunately a classic example of Orwellian automons.
Culture of Chinese rulers and their fascist behavior with Tibetians seems to be as monochromatic as that of Hongkong produced violent kung fu movies. Claiming land and sovereignity over other nations is an imperialist act and exercising soverignity is clearly occupation.
For truthful information on Tibet, as different from chinese propoganda lies, visit http://www.friendsoftibet.org, http://www.savetibet.org.
(Below are extremely distressing pictures of dead Tibetians shot by Chinese. Viewer Discretion advised for viewing the site below
http://www.tchrd.org/press/2008/pr200...
ON TIBET CHINESE CENSORSHIP (Some plain talk to Xinhua and CCTV, world's largest broadcaster of doctored news and lies)
1. If there is a power that wants to block information, then we should assume this power is bad.
2. If this power actually blocked the information, then this power should be assumed to be worse.
3. If the power which blocked information now publishes only one-sided information, then we should assume this information is false.
4. For all untrue information, the power which blocks information should be held most responsible.
5. The power which blocks information has no credibility to judge related information that flows around.
6. Information blocking is the only reason for making the divide deeper and the situation worse, since people in different positions are all talking from their own perspectives, and cannot be verified.
7. Ultra-nationalism is an emotion, not reason; therefore censorship is a bed for such emotion, fostering extreme Chinese Emotions/intolerance.
This extreme jingoist emotion helps chinese government, in retaining power.
9. Only sufficient information and sufficient expression can dissolve such extreme emotion. Trying to control so-called "dangerous speech" is the biggest and greatest danger.
10. Therefore, allowing the media to freely enter Tibet to report is a critical to help resolve the issue.
(Chinese hands being bloody, dont know if Censorship will be lifted soon)
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