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• Classified Document Reveals the Chinese Communist Regime Exhausts Nation's Resources to Persecute Falun Gong

  2007-08-26
  The Communist Party has colluded with Jiang Zemin and the Luo Gan group since July in 1999. They misused the entire government machinery, including the military, regular police, armed police, media, diplomatic departments, the Party affairs system, the administration system, the financial system, pseudo-religious groups, and many others to persecute Falun Gong. This persecution is unprecedented in terms of its scale, expenses and the population it affected.
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• "Human Rights Pollution" Should Be Considered When Evaluating the "Green GDP"

  2007-08-26
  Isn't it a correct assumption that economic development is for the purpose of improving the quality of life? Without actually respecting life, what is the use of talking about improving the quality of life? So, to assess the "Green GDP," besides considering environmental pollution, people also need to include "human rights pollution." Only in this way can the genuine picture of China under the Communist regime's rule be truly reflected.
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• "The Policies from Above Are Good, It's the People at Lower Levels Who Messed Things Up" - a Record of the Lies of the Chinese Communist Party

  2007-08-25
  The Communist Party knows that its policies are not popular among the people, so in order to shirk responsibilities and deceive people, they have, for quite some time, used cunning means to create lies upon lies to brainwash the nations people. The sad thing is that some Chinese people have indeed accepted these lies and are willingly defending them.
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• Who Politicised the Olympic Games?

  2007-08-24
  As the 2008 Beijing Olympics approach, voices from different international organisations calling on the Chinese regime to improve its human rights record are growing louder. Reporters without Borders, Amnesty International, the Committee to Protect Journalists, Human Rights Watch, and other international human rights organisations have published reports and held activities to ask the Beijing government to fulfil its promises of improving the Chinese people's human rights.
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• Dispelling the CCP's Lies about Falun Gong

  2007-08-23
  In terms of labelling the persecution facts "lies," examining the CCP's history could shed some light on this issue. The CCP has never shied away from lies and violence. It also has a habit of calling the victims "liars." If the CCP was so certain that those were lies, why was it so afraid to let the international community investigate the situation? The fact is, it has never let the international community investigate any one of the incidences that Falun Gong practitioners exposed. All it could do was to intensity the persecution and force relevant people testify falsely, or kill the victims to conceal the truth.
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• A Friend on the Internet States, "That's Enough! Stop the Cruel Persecution!"

  2007-08-22
  He goes by the name "Passerby" and had sent the message to a Falun Gong practitioner after the practitioner explained the facts about Falun Gong to him on the Internet. From his letter, one can see how the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) lies and slanderous propaganda have poisoned many people's minds. From his letter, we can also see that the Falun Gong practitioners' persistent efforts during the past eight years have helped people to see the truth.
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• Freeing Chinese Folk Songs From Party Propaganda

  2007-08-20
  As a matter of fact, the most prominent characteristic of these sham folk songs is that none of them are spontaneously created and passed on by the people. They have all been, without exception, directly crafted or "recreated" by the party's "art workers" after plagiarising the essence of the national music and stuffing it with party culture contents.
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• American Physicist Suggests Infinite Dimensions of Space

  2007-08-20
  A recent issue of Time magazine, "The Most Influential People in The World - The Time 100," named Lisa Randall, a professor of physics at Harvard University, one of the 100 most influential people in the world. She was named because of her theory that there exist unlimited dimensions of space in our universe. She is considered the vanguard of the study of extra dimensions of space in physics.
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• People of Conscience Resist the Persecution of Falun Gong

  2007-08-18
  Two years ago, I met a policeman from the Public Security Bureau. He was an instructor in a prison and was also in charge of dealing with Falun Gong issues. After I "clarified the truth" to him, he said, "I know that Falun Gong has spread to seventy or eighty countries. More and more people come to learn Falun Gong, and the practice is indestructible. It is only a matter of time before the persecution ends."
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• Chinese Communist Party Secret Agent Quits the Party and Comes to Support Falun Dafa

  2007-08-16
  She told me special agents existed everywhere in China - in the military, in business and many other areas. She said there could be special agents among my friends or colleagues. They lurk in all social corners. It could even be a person who collected garbage, repairs bicycles or sells newspapers. Special agents in the post office examine the parcels with special machines, and any mail related to Falun Gong is intercepted.
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• Crisis of Honesty in China is Costing More Than Just the Loss of its Global Markets

  2007-08-15
  Problematic products from China have filled newspaper headlines around the world lately -- everything from cardboard-filled buns, chemically-produced eggs, fake tea leaves, poisonous fruits, toothpastes, and toys, to pork from disease-ridden pigs, poisonous barley, and feces-marinated tofu. The U.S. has banned some seafood from China. The world is changing its trade policies with China to stop its dangerous products from sneaking into their countries.
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• One Police Department Head Protects Practitioners and Another Spreads Supportive Materials After Learning the Facts

  2007-08-15
  A policeman seized her and handed her over to the associate head. He asked her where she was from, and where the materials came from. She replied, "You know the answer." He replied, "I don't think you are a bad person so feel free to leave." The associate police department head was actually the person in charge of the 610 Office, whose duty it was to persecute Falun Gong. However, he treated practitioners with kindness once he learned the facts.
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• Systematic Destruction of Conscience: Strict Monitoring and Brainwashing at Beijing Women's Prison

  2007-08-14
  It is the invention of CCP's prisons, its forced labour camps, and its detention centres to use other prisoners and collaborators to persecute Falun Gong practitioners through strict monitoring and so-called "help and education" (brainwashing). After several years of practice and development of the torture tactics based on the CCP's extensive experience of persecution and purges in its numerous political movements, the authorities at Beijing Women's Prison perfected the system of monitoring and brainwashing to persecute Falun Gong practitioners, and found ways to intensify these tactics.
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• Short Stories of People in China Awakening to the Truth about Falun Gong

  2007-08-13
  After the persecution of Falun Gong began on July 20, 1999, this police officer continued to acknowledge that Falun Gong has miraculous effects curing illness and improving health, as well as in raising people's moral levels. However, he could not understand why Dafa practitioners appealed to call for help. Under the pressure that came down from each level in the Public Security Bureau and his fears of the evil Party's cruelty toward its own members, he began to participate in kidnapping Dafa practitioners, penalizing, detaining, and imprisoning them, and even raiding their homes.
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• Thoughts on an American Girl's Pride in Her Chinese Heritage

  2007-08-11
  After leaving them, I thought about how people living in a free society don't mix the concept of nation with that of a government and political parties. Although we were talking about the Chinese Communist regime's crimes, that girl felt offended because of her Chinese heritage.
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