1- said by your own propaganda from your country government
you know media are not independant and this interview is bullshit
2- most famous writers and artists support him
did you never hear about the charte?
3- lol so easy and low IQ comment
everyone who doesn'"t think like you is paid by westerns
Anyway what to say about Arafat? he was paid by westerns?
so much fun to read your propaganda here
It is so easy to say it's because of Westerns
but see: your country is dependant of the Westerns: if htey stop to buy to you : you're in a hell
but are you going to be honest to accept this world inter dependency fact?
1, a lot of things you simply do not want to admit. You do not understand China, in China, the government did not want us to know, we know that source is not the Chinese media, but the exchange of information in the Chinese BBS. We know enough to the West. Yes, the Chinese government banned news in this regard, but this is the fact that we know of any relationship?
2, I did not say it did not, such as those signatures, and I say "Chinese intellectuals", they have no respect for the Chinese people, when some Western financial support for the so-called opposition parties. This is why, in the BBS, there is a saying in China, "If you do not support the Government, to look at the opponents, then you will have a definite, to support the government"
3, your personal attacks are meaningless, you can not stop the truth.
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Senior Chinese dissident criticizes Liu Nobel
Senior Chinese dissident criticizes Liu Nobel (AFP)
8 October 2010, WASHINGTON A senior figure in Chinas democracy movement said Friday that others deserved the Nobel Peace Prize more than Liu Xiaobo, calling him a moderate willing to work with Beijing.
The Nobel committee gave the prestigious prize to Liu, a writer and academic who was jailed in December 2009 after co-writing a manifesto for democratic reforms in China.
Wei Jingsheng, who spent nearly two decades in prison for his stinging calls for democracy in China, said Liu had often been allowed to operate freely and had criticized proponents for more sweeping changes.
In my observation, the Nobel Peace Prize is going to Liu because he is different from the majority of people in opposition. He made more gestures of cooperation with the government and made more criticism of other resisters who suffered, Wei told AFP in Washington, where he lives in exile.
While China has denounced the Nobel committee, Wei said that Beijings criticism was comparatively low-key.
That might be the main reason that the Norwegians were finally able to withstand the pressure, Wei said.
Wei said that the Nobel would help Liu leave jail earlier and raise the profile of moderate reformists, in the process encouraging Chinese to work within the system.
Unless the political system of the Chinese government is indeed heading for a peaceful evolution, political stability would serve to consolidate the one-party dictatorship and be negative to both reformists and revolutionaries, he said.
Wei said there were tens of thousands of Chinese who would deserve the Nobel Peace Prize including Hu Jia, a jailed advocate for AIDS patients, Chen Guangcheng, who exposed corruption in the one-child policy, and missing human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng.
Wei himself has been tipped for the Nobel Peace Prize in the past.
A former electrician at the Beijing zoo, Wei rose to prominence after leader Mao Zedong died in 1976 and the government encouraged Chinese to put up posters airing grievances about past excesses.
Wei boldly put up a poster urging democracy and signed his name to it. He spent a total of 18 years in prison, partially on death row, until an appeal by then US president Bill Clinton allowed him to go into exile.
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