Dispatch: Implications of China's Wukan Protests

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China Director Jennifer Richmond discusses the recent protests in Wukan, Guangdong province, and the characteristics that set them apart from previous incidents of social unrest in China.

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[TibetArchive]

★★★★★

THUMBS UP For Freedom & Human Rights in China !

★★★★★

[preemptivestrike20]

@xpressurs "STRATFOR Global Intelligence" ---That's why they cover China you moron.

[TonyPstunts]

@TibetArchive JIA YOU!



[LeClassics]

@Sekatathefag So the Americans protesting in America are commies - supported by the Chinese government.

And the Chinese protesting in China, like here? Are they patriotic capitalists then, supported by the US government?

Your logic is laughable.

[LeClassics]

@TibetArchive lol Tibet, you don't care about Chinese people, or the country... you just want unrest so Tibet can have its own land

[Versohnung]

dictators will soon all be vanished

[lonewar]

@Srd1126 You're right.

[naturesmeds]

GlobalRevolution knows no borders.

Corrupt authorities who have put their own interests above the people, will be no more.

The time for peaceful transition grows shorter, as you spew hate at the friendly messenger.

[XVMSSS02]

@Sekatathefag you can piss em off more if you say CCP/PRC is the new Dai Nippon Tei-koku (WW2 Japan=Nazi Germany of Asia).

[InvestWebbot]

 USA. Corporations and Government paid Police $200,000 to crack down OWS.

[Srd1126]

@tegarac Occupy Wall Street is nothing but a bunch of greedy bums who refuse to take jobs. They should watch this and see what the communist system they want is all about.