the day of dismay for China 1989.6.4

[gs001]

17 years ago, communist tanks crushed our democratic movement.
hundreds of people were killed.
we will never forget what communist done to Chinese people.
is someone here able to offer me some pictures of that tragedy?
for in China all the relevant informations were banned.
please send to my e-mail box [email protected]

 

[nice gaijin]

Was it 17 years ago today? I thought the communists took power long before that... I'm afraid I'm not sure what you are talking about, which government did the communists crush?

 

[gs001]

Was it 17 years ago today? I thought the communists took power long before that... I'm afraid I'm not sure what you are talking about, which government did the communists crush?

So, you don't know what happened in 1989.6.4
in Tiananmen square?
maybe you were not born at that time.

 

[nice gaijin]

LOL ouch... sorry I misread "democratic movement" as "democratic government." Of course I remember Tiananmen Square, I saw it on TV when it happened. If you can't view these images i can e-mail them to you.

The famous tank image
「弁護士」という職業を解説
http://jml.prof.free.fr/doc/TiananMen-photo.jpg
http://www.historie-nu.dk/Tiananmen.jpg

protester images- these are pretty good
TAM Demonstration Photo Series
http://www.theepochtimes.com/news_images/2003-12-18-student-tiananmen.jpeg

I think this is a more recent shot of Tiananmen
http://www.maebashi-it.org/WI04/img/beijing/album/TianAnMen-YJ-01.jpg

 

[gs001]

thank you
I have posted your picture to Chinese forum
but immediately be deleted, and I posted again.....
up to now there are over 100 people have seen the picture.
that is the way we fight for freedom.

 

[nice gaijin]

keep fighting for what you believe, but be careful! I wouldn't want you to land in trouble for photos I gave you.

 

[Mike Cash]

17 years ago, communist tanks crushed our democratic movement.
hundreds of people were killed.
we will never forget what communist done to Chinese people.

You're mixing two different things.

You should say, perhaps, "what communists did to freedom-loving people".

Otherwise, you have to say "what Chinese people did to Chinese people".

 

[gs001]

keep fighting for what you believe, but be careful! I wouldn't want you to land in trouble for photos I gave you.

Don't worry, today's China is quite different from that of
17 years ago, people Changed a lot as well as communists.
Today hundreds of thousands of Chinese netizens are online
commemorating that atrocity, though they must express themself
indirectly avoiding deletion by monitor.

You're mixing two different things.
You should say, perhaps, "what communists did to freedom-loving people".
Otherwise, you have to say "what Chinese people did to Chinese people".

No, few people in China now believe in communist.
I guess that the general secretary Hu jintao himself don't
believe in communist, say nothing of other party members.
they are just interested in keeping their own power.
So it is time for free people all over the world help China
to eliminate communist autarchy, and then you will get a
great ally instead of a terrible enemy.

 

[nice gaijin]

Although I support your strive for freedom on a personal level, I'm afraid you won't get too much help from my government.

 

[Grandpa Frank]

Please be aware.....

according to our news here in the US, computer companies like YAHOO, GOOGLE, and another big ISP's helped the Chinese government track down disadents such as yourself. It said such people were hunted down and thrown in jail for many years. Your brave actions could get you into trouble, please be careful!

Uncle Frank

 

[4321go]

you are all kind hearted people ~ !

However ,I think there is no need to worry about it ~

Many people scold CCP via internet ~ even in front of the Goverment building. they are all right now~

I did a test to prove that I WON'T be thrown in jail if I scold CCP via Internet .

but ,was it necessary?