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| Date | 11-14-2007 |
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| Message | Cheap Myanmar (Burma) Phone Card $5 for 41 Mins call from USA to Myanmar (Burma) with 12.20ยข/Min. If you are interested, please visit our site at PINFLY.COM |
| Date | 10-30-2007 |
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| Message | STAND FOR HUMAN RIGHTS FIRST AND FOREMOST.  |
| Date | 10-28-2007 |
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| Message | Your work to stop the Olympics is to be commended. You will enjoy this website. The Olympics are government boondoggles that have damaged sports and liberty. A little known secret about the Olympics is that the games have an official salute. It is a straight-arm salute like that of the former National Socialist German Workers' Party. The historian Dr. Rex Curry (author of "Pledge of Allegiance Secrets"  showed that the striaght-arm salute (and thus both the Olympic salute and the NSGWP salute) originated in the United States from an Amercian National Socialist, Francis Bellamy. Dr. Curry's work was inspired by an abstract from the American Philological Association.The straight-arm salute was the early gesture of the Pledge of Allegiance (1892), written by Bellamy, a self-proclaimed National Socialist who espoused "military socialism." The pledge spread the straight-arm salute and Bellamy's socialist dogma in the USA. Participation in the Olympics by the USA influenced the games to adopt the same straight-armed socialist salute used for the pledge. The Olympics spread the straight-arm salute and the socialist dogma worldwide. Francis Bellamy was the cousin and cohort to Edward Bellamy, author of the book "Looking Backward." It was called the "Bible of National Socialism" and became an international bestseller and translated into every major language including Russian, Chinese and German. |
Private Message added 10-24-2007 |
| Date | 10-17-2007 |
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| Message | I am boycotting the 2008 Olympics in support of the Burmese people's struggle for democracy. That said, I empathize with China. I am half Chinese. China is a country which just wants to catch up with the rest of the superpowers in the world. China asks the fair question, "Why can't we tromp all over human rights since the U.S.A, Britain, Germany, France, Japan, even Canada have in their journey to modern affluence?" Isn't that a double-standard? Isn't that being a hypocrite? Isn't that inhumane. What can I say? Yes. All our hands are stained with blood. Ours is a bloody history. We humans have had a painful growth. But, we strive to be better. In that spirit, people who care, are telling China this, "If you invite the World to play, we think, you have to take responsibility for what is happening in the world." ah. poor humanity... how we suffer. dropapebble.blogspot.com |
| Date | 10-09-2007 |
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| Message | No to the 2008 Olympics in China! China doesn't deserve to host it! |
Private Message added 09-30-2007 |
| Date | 09-22-2007 |
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| Message | Hello, thank you for your great blog about violation of human rights in China? To increase pressure on China, we need active sportsmen to join the boycott. Can we unite(no care who will lead it) and prepare alternative games? Because i had not find any suggestion of a kind of a net, i have prepared first proposal on: www (dot) boycott2008 (dot) php5 (dot) cz Any support or suggestion could be great! |
| Date | 09-14-2007 |
| Message | Great blog! I'm in Australia and there is certainly a strong public support for Tibet. Unfortunately our government cares more for trade than human rights most of the time. Keep up the good work! Free tibet! |
Private Message added 09-02-2007 |
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