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今天的报纸, April 20th, A30,
整句如下:  "China, among the most repressive societies in the world, is in no position to criticize its neighbour. "

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sofunny

April 20th, A30,
"China, among the most repressive societies in the world, is in no position to criticize its neighbour. "

My comments:

If your mother and your sisters had been raped, if your country were once invaded, if your land were fired to be bald, if your resources were robbed, and all these were done by your neighbor, do you still insist of your point? Fuck you, the author.Fuck you, the editor. Your mother and your sisters deserve rape.

fred2004

已响应号召，痛骂了这些蠢货一顿！留了真名、地址和电话。Sofunny兄写的太棒了，一阵见血!我只提醒了一下他们珍珠港的事，因为他们对这熟。

唱唱

在网上没找到那文章的报道,但我要scan下来,把它发给我认识的所有中国人,必需让bazette对此事道歉!

looby

did it. angry

julieth

该报21号的读者来信中已经有个老外为中国人说话了，大家可以去看看。

peterpan1668

说得好，鼎立支持！

Post by sofunny
April 20th, A30,
"China, among the most repressive societies in the world, is in no position to criticize its neighbour. "

My comments:

If your mother and your sisters had been raped, if your country were once invaded, if your land were fired to be bald, if your resources were robbed, and all these were done by your neighbor, do you still insist of your point? Fuck you, the author.Fuck you, the editor. Your mother and your sisters deserve rape.

park

气愤!必须道歉!

Ding




:mad: :mad: :mad:

showla35

Here is the article written by those white pigs!

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China's hypocrisy is showing


The Gazette


April 20, 2005


Talk about a phony war. Thousands of Chinese protesters trash Japanese
consulates in a nation that has not lately shown itself to be incompetent
in the area of crowd control. The cause? A history textbook accepted for
use by only 18 of the 11,102 junior high schools in Japan.

There are real feelings and issues involved in this dispute, even if the
Chinese manifestations are less than entirely spontaneous.

The Chinese people truly have not forgotten the Japanese occupations of
the 1930s and 1940s - incursions accompanied by high casualty totals and
widespread brutality.

The textbook at issue whitewashes these episodes and revives the old
explanation of Japan's aggressive behaviour as a response to Western
colonialism and a consequence of the country's lack of natural resources.
It is viewed with embarrassment by most Japanese, and has been repudiated
by the leading teachers' union.

The real reason violence has been tolerated by the Chinese authorities is
Japan's campaign to acquire a permanent seat on the United Nations
Security Council, a change China fiercely opposes. Its stated reasons have
to do with Japan's reluctance to own up to its warlike past.

China, among the most repressive societies in the world, is in no position
to criticize its neighbour. When we hear Communist Party officials
repudiate the forced collectivizations of the 1970s and admit their
responsibility for the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989, we shall start
taking more interest in their views on Japan.

Until then, the productive way to express opposition to Japan's joining
the Security Council is through logic and diplomacy. If there are good
reasons, let them stand the test of debate. Protests such as these are not
reasonable.

© The Gazette (Montreal) 2005

julieth

继21号的读者来信中有个老外支持中国人后，今天（22号）的gazette上又登了一位中国读者的来信。