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作者: Yanly    时间: 2005-4-23 08:25
标题: Gazette $1.96/week only for 1st 6-month for new subscribers
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作者: Brook    时间: 2005-4-23 09:24
标题: (ZT) Did you read such an ugly editorial paper in Fucking The Gazette
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: l- l) n; i' P/ D5 F0 f<HR style="COLOR: #efefef" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->China's hypocrisy is showing5 X& ^2 Y3 S, ]7 r; [) I: X

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The Gazette % o+ w3 l5 a. c; u% v

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4 B" B5 p% e3 K- w$ L. a7 dApril 20, 2005
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Talk about a phony war. Thousands of Chinese protesters trash Japanese
3 f. u) `( j$ {; d  }, Tconsulates in a nation that has not lately shown itself to be incompetent ; h) \" [. y9 q
in the area of crowd control. The cause? A history textbook accepted for
  f# z" M4 F9 b/ k3 B% tuse by only 18 of the 11,102 junior high schools in Japan.* W* \8 [* t2 r0 R/ n: w% V

: U4 v! i; v5 R8 x1 W- yThere are real feelings and issues involved in this dispute, even if the , V0 w8 V6 y. s+ K+ E
Chinese manifestations are less than entirely spontaneous.
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The Chinese people truly have not forgotten the Japanese occupations of
! X) p" ^" ?( D0 @the 1930s and 1940s - incursions accompanied by high casualty totals and
% O3 C! i9 |6 ?$ u% \widespread brutality.7 u9 ~' [  y, n( J7 s4 O& D

3 U- Y$ Y+ J; _) Y3 n5 {* ?4 p& gThe textbook at issue whitewashes these episodes and revives the old ! ~  ]1 ^+ ]3 r2 P5 q2 m3 _
explanation of Japan's aggressive behaviour as a response to Western - I8 V! e7 f0 p3 H* |7 v! p
colonialism and a consequence of the country's lack of natural resources. 6 S# @0 |8 n6 M8 D, ?
It is viewed with embarrassment by most Japanese, and has been repudiated
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The real reason violence has been tolerated by the Chinese authorities is
; O' h5 f4 s* W0 R7 W3 I- e% r$ zJapan's campaign to acquire a permanent seat on the United Nations
$ {: \0 @! p1 H7 a  ]- m0 [Security Council, a change China fiercely opposes. Its stated reasons have 6 m6 A9 ]: K8 b4 C
to do with Japan's reluctance to own up to its warlike past./ T% i  b2 t. M" J

) d! y7 z  |& `China, among the most repressive societies in the world, is in no position 7 r! s; l1 X; i( b- N
to criticize its neighbour. When we hear Communist Party officials
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responsibility for the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989, we shall start 2 C7 v7 O8 Z: I$ `1 X) [' I
taking more interest in their views on Japan.
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Until then, the productive way to express opposition to Japan's joining
& e2 y" E" B' \+ d+ ythe Security Council is through logic and diplomacy. If there are good , I) A7 ?. z1 T) c( W" |0 L. u
reasons, let them stand the test of debate. Protests such as these are not 9 W" O# A, R% k1 I( t! ~1 g" X
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