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NameCandace
Date03-19-2008
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MessageYes,the boycott is essential, and I'm going to spread the word to friends and aquaintances. The Olympic Committee should be ashamed every minute of every day for allowing the Olympics to be held anywhere in China.



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NameD Lynn
Date03-16-2008
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MessageNo to anymore violence against Tibet. I will boycott any Chinese products and services. China needs to come into the 21st. Century


Namekeith newton
Date03-16-2008
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MessageNO to China olympics.No to the purchase or consumption of goods made in China. Good Luck & Best Wishes to all campaining against China's involvment in world sport. Keith Newton.UK.


Namekeith newton
Date03-16-2008
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MessageNO to Olympics in China 2008.NO to the purchase of goods made in or sent from China. My very best wishes for your campaign. Keith Newton.


NameSonia
Date03-15-2008
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MessageFree Tibet!


NameMiss Alex Smith
Date03-15-2008
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Messagesmilie keep fighting the good fight!


NameTedd
Date03-15-2008
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MessageGreat site, I have a t-shirt design on this subject as well. I'm just concerned about the image on the top of this page with the swastika in the ring. I understand the concept, but my concern is that the swastika was hijacked by Hitler, though other countries and cultures use the symbol as well.

The swastika means different things to different cultures and Buddhists. I'm concerned that it may be mis representing the swastika's true meaning and alienate other's.

religionfacts.com/buddhism/symbols/swastika.htm

"The swastika is an ancient symbol found worldwide, but it is especially common in India. It can be seen in the art of the Egyptians, Romans, Greeks, Celts, Native Americans, and Persians as well Hindus, Jains and Buddhists.

The swastika's Indian name comes the Sanskrit word svasti, meaning good fortune, luck and well being. " smilie


NameRobert Okoniewski
Date03-14-2008
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MessageNo for China and their olympics!!!



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