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China President Hu Jintao will dine at the home of Bill Gates next week. Other business will be on the table as well.
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have to check through all the docs and help files to
make sure there aren't any dirty words like "democracy",
"Tibet" or "Taiwan".
For instance, DRM will have to be called something else,
since it refers to "rights", which might be considered a
coded reference to human rights.
Also, they might need to revise the Internet software to
give the Communist Party a backdoor or automatically log
and report any visits to banned websites.
What China completely eliminate the US middle class with a few decades at most!
It's called..."OUTSOURCING" and OUR government has sold us out!
China has one of the worst human rights violations of any major power country in the world.
Citizen Gates donates millions of dollars through his foundation for human rights & medical issues throughout the world?
When it comes to money & illegal monopolistic dominance to maintain their control of the masses through their evil empires.... Then "can't we just be friends?"
Hypocritical slimeballs.
- A reward for exposing disidents?
- by GreyGeek April 17, 2006 10:04 AM PDT
- Microsoft gave the Chinese Communist government
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(15 Comments)key information that help them identify, capture
and imprison Chinese who posted messages
criticizing their government's actions. So much
for the Chinese Constitution which guarantees
"free speech". It is also obvious that
Microsoft will sell freedom itself down the
river for an extra buck.
With "friends" like Microsoft, freedom needs no
enemies.