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Hu Jintao's "clique" will turn Hong Kong like China near future.

Hong Kong police removed protesters, including pro-Tibetans, from the streets of Hong Kong on the first day of the Olympic torch's domestic journey.

China police raid factory producing Tibet flags
Wednesday, 30 April 2008

Days before the Olympic torch is due in China for the final leg of its controversial world tour, police there have raided a factory producing Tibetan independence flags, a report said.
Police in the southern province of Guangdong, which borders Hong Kong and is China's manufacturing hub, said the factory had been making the distinctive flags to fulfil an overseas order, Hong Kong's Ming Pao newspaper said.
In a raid on April 20, police discovered thousands of the flags packed and ready for shipment, with many more being made, the paper said in a report on Sunday.
It said police believed the flags could have been destined for Hong Kong, ordered by pro-Tibetan groups planning to demonstrate

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  • BOYCOUT the "GENOCIDE OLYMPICS"

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    In 1950, disgarding the past 1914 treaty. the Mao Zedong People's Liberation Army entered Tibet. The maraudering hurds of mongolian chinese slaughtered millions.

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