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1. Comment - ITunes access returns to China following block

   (Aug 27, 2008 - 10:23 AM)

   Wow, finally, someone who seems to know something about China. What exactly got destroyed then, could you please educate us?

2. Comment - ITunes access returns to China following block

   (Aug 27, 2008 - 12:55 AM)

   I tend to agree as I am one of them. The western civilization has achieved a lot in the last 2 centuries, especially in term of technology, but people of the western world has grown so much arrogance in them, so much so that they can no longer see other people equally, or admit its own fault with honesty. Many of them think they know more about China's political, economical or social systems than I do, even though they just learned some distorted stuff about China through TV, while I lived most of my life there. People who hang around here are probably well educated, intelligent people, but whenever talking about China, it's like they just suddenly stopped thinking. I blame brainwashing by the western medias. You won't know you are brainwashed until you live in a totally different culture for long enough, not as a tourist or privileged few, but as an ordinary person.

3. Comment - ITunes access returns to China following block

   (Aug 27, 2008 - 12:46 AM)

   As long as the videos that prove links of CIA to many of the events during the 1989 student movement are preserved as well. Ahh color revolutions. Some people has got really good at it through practice.

4. Comment - ITunes access returns to China following block

   (Aug 27, 2008 - 12:42 AM)

   Western culture is never banned or limited whatsoever - at least 10 Hollywood flicks will make to China's silver screens every year, and youtube is freely accessible except when someone or something pisses the government off. The sites that get banned permanently are mostly Tibetan Independence or Falungong related. My personal opinion is that they shouldn't ban these sites, on the contrary they should make them freely accessible to people so that people will learn exactly how stupid they are.

5. Comment - ITunes access returns to China following block

   (Aug 27, 2008 - 12:39 AM)

   You get it wrong, in regard of this particular event, it's not about hiding - any attempt to separate Xizang from China is against the law and will be prosecuted in China. Same as any attempt to separate Texas or Hawaii from USA.