The Chinese Minitrue on the recent Google events (Click the link for more)

Google has officially announced its withdrawal from the China market. This is a high-impact incident. It has triggered netizens’ discussions which are not limited to a commercial level. Therefore please pay strict attention to the following content requirements during this period:
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B. Forums, blogs and other interactive media sections:

1. It is not permitted to hold discussions or investigations on the Google topic
2. Interactive sections do not recommend this topic, do not place this topic and related comments at the top
3. All websites please clean up text, images and sound and videos which attack the Party, State, government agencies, Internet policies with the excuse of this event.
4. All websites please clean up text, images and sound and videos which support Google, dedicate flowers to Google, ask Google to stay, cheer for Google and others have a different tune from government policy
5. On topics related to Google, carefully manage the information in exchanges, comments and other interactive sessions
6. Chief managers in different regions please assign specific manpower to monitor Google-related information; if there is information about mass incidents, please report it in a timely manner..

The Chinese Minitrue instructions to the media during the National People’s Congress (Click the link for more)

A portion was posted on the Internet, and independently confirmed and translated by the Beijing bureau of The New York Times. Annotations by The Times are in brackets.
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7. Delete news related to the youtan poluo flower. [Buddhist lore says this rare and auspicious flower blooms once every 3,000 years. Reports that a nun at a temple in southern China found a cluster of the tiny flowers under her washing machine set off a recent stir in the press. Chinese officials are concerned about the spread of superstition.]
8. For the “poisonous cowpea incident” in Hainan, only use news articles from the Xinhua News Agency, People’s Daily and the official Hainan media. [Cowpeas from Hainan Province were found to be contaminated with a toxic pesticide, setting off criticism about why the cowpeas were sold to other provinces.]
9. Do not feature news reports on major incidents in Beijing during the two meetings, including “staffer at Xidan Books Building hacks manager to death” or “accident at Shunyi car showroom, one man dies.” Do not highlight the timing of these events.




  1. gooddebate says:

    #13 I know what you mean, that’s crazy. It’s like they’re naming their policies in such a way as to mislead people about what they’re true meaning really is. What respectable government would do such a thing? It’s almost like they expect their people to be ignorant. Sure glad our government doesn’t do that kind of thing (Sure glad that stimulus bill died, now what’s this jobs bill thing?)

  2. GetSmart says:

    Two great concepts: Totalitarianism and Capitalism. Goes together like peanut butter and chocolate. If you aren’t frightened out of your wits by the concept of an “efficient” capitalist system, then you never had any wits to begin with.

  3. The0ne says:

    I agree, it’s none of our business. We should let them do what they want. Look at Hitler, he did want he wanted and we stayed out of it for a while…until it affects us. Oh wait, I think China is already affecting us…in many non-violent ways. Violence looming of course.

    So we should all STFU and sit tight til we HAVE to do something. Just pray by then the multiple nuclear blast doesn’t melt you down before you can even get a word out. Past is so out of date!

  4. bobbo, international pastry chef and social critic says:

    #23–theOne who still doesn’t get it==you say the “Past is so out of date” referencing war coming by way of Atom Bombs.

    The whole point of China is ECONOMIC WARFARE. A new model. It “could” lead to bombs being dropped but much more likely just a gutting of our economy and living standards===well underway already.

    You evidence concern about the danger of China with NO UNDERSTANDING of whats right in front of you. Talking about the past/bombs and all. You must be a general in the Army? Hee, hee.

  5. pedro says:

    #22 Unlike what, totalitarianism and marxism?

  6. Buzz says:

    Government Item 10:

    “Remember we are your only source of Truth. Nothing in the preceding nine items has been issued to cover up any activity of or by your government. These commands are given in the greatest spirit of joyful peace and tranquility. Follow them or we will break your spirit and your legs.”

  7. The0ne says:

    #24
    Oh my ignorant little Bobbo, how low can you get by not comprehending what I’ve said or the intent. :) Must we do this everyday to prove how fck up you are. I love it btw :)

    Aside from the HUGE sarcastic tone of my reply, I had thought it was obvious to all. But in your defense, I hadn’t thought about the lone person who WOULD NOT understand and the proof just came in :)

    To give you a hint of my sarcasm see #4.

    Your “opinion” that China is economic warfare is interesting, but lets face the fact that it’s not, to the extent you think they are. Simply wow, as in how fcking retarded can one be to be thinking of such fanatic ideas. Might as well have Area51 call up their 1000 UFO friends to come and laser beam the hell out of us eh Bobbo? :)

    And since you CLEARLY didn’t get my point, you last paragraph is just HAHAHAHAHAH

    Fcking dumbass, LMAO.

    And yes, I travel on business to China regularly. I regularly explore their fascinating “systems” there. I talk to lawyers about their laws on kids, labor, non-profits, government helps, water systems, etc. Why? Well, because I’m smart and curious unlike you :) I spend the time to actually BE THERE and talk to the PEOPLE working there, as well as inspect the structures and environment if given the opportunity :)

    Oh my poor Bobbo, you really have to do better than this latest and lamest comment.

    Try me, seriously :)

  8. bobbo, international pastry chef and developmental psychiatrist says:

    #27– the One caught twisting slowly in the wind with but a feeble defense==”I was kidding.”

    OK. NOW your post does make sense. You make yourself look like you are a totally out of touch old geezer bringing out the old stories BUT IN REALITY you are a hip with it world traveling businessman/secret agent contesting with China for world domination?

    Got ya. (No sarcasm.)

  9. Father says:

    #23 (The0ne) for the win!

    Bobbo, you agree that global capitalism Is War right, and all wars are really about money? I think you’re stating the obvious.

  10. Lights says:

    I had to jump through loops to send these articles to my friend in China. They block all of them but anyway, her attitude towards them was “I don’t care.” She said “Maybe the government would have done that 50 years ago, but not today.”

    Point being the average Chinese citizen doesn’t give one shit about it.

  11. bobbo, international pastry chef and dog shouter says:

    #29–father==you and I mostly agree: war has a lot about money in, out, and all around but “traditionally” also includes bombs, explosions, bayonets, and people dying===and in WW2 the A-Bomb. All traditional stuff, complex, layered.

    Our current ECONOMIC CONTEST with China most likely will have huff and bluff about it but most likely no bombs and outright physical blows. “Trade Wars” that we have practically disarmed ourselves unilaterally as the war heats up.

    Now, I can’t follow woddels acutely funny sarcasm as it flip flops all over the subject. And for your sake, I’d be worried if I could.

  12. Father says:

    B: I absolutly agree that we have unilaterally disarmed ourselves for the current trade war with Asia (China specifically). My hope is that the dumbskulls in DC will wake up to this fact, and enact laws that will rebalance our economy and put people back to work while they still remember how to produce something R E A L .

    The collective knowledge of the US workforce (be it machinist, or scientist) took decades to develop, and is being flushed down the toilet in the name of Lower Priced Foreign Products. Products that we should produce for ourselves.

    We are becoming slaves to China, and this article shows that the Chineese are complete bastards When Governing Their Own People, imagine how they will behave with us!

    If Z still doesn’t get it, he should review the post Tienanmen apocalypse that occured not long ago. There exists a good Frontline on it.

  13. GetSmart says:

    # 25 pedro:

    #22 Unlike what, totalitarianism and marxism?

    Waaaaaay more dangerous. They have the economic resources to really fuck everything up beyond recognition. Remember, the German industrialists and bankers backed Hilter and the Nazis, they just got more than they bargained for.
    Ah, jeez. I just Godwin’ed myself.

  14. The0ne says:

    Seriously, that’s all you got again Bobbo? LMAO

    Next thread, I’m sure you’ll do better :)

    hahahahahahahahahah

  15. pedro says:

    #34 Remind me again the number of seized countries, longevity and citizen death toll difference between Nazi Germany and the USSR? I’m sure you’re right and he former wins on all counts.

  16. Hmeyers says:

    @Bobbo

    “Our current ECONOMIC CONTEST with China most likely will have huff and bluff about it but most likely no bombs and outright physical blows.”

    This is China, a product of a thousand years of cultural “superiority” and of the brute intimidation mindset.

    There will be outright physical blows.

    China is a brute and tyrant. Too calculating to engage in an open war (it would lose for a variety of reasons which they understand) but hardly afraid of acts of aggression or intimidation.

    Remember: one of Bush’s early test was China colliding a fighter jet against a US surveillance plane forcing its crew to land.

    Obama *WILL* be tested at some point.

  17. GetSmart says:

    #36: pedro-
    Considering the size of Nazi Germany compared to the former USSR, they were pretty efficient. And the the Soviets were pikers compared to how well the NSA in this country and the Brits and other Western Capitalist societies have an exact record of your phone calls ( To and from whoever, when and how long, and probably what you spoke about) and cheap, capitalist produced (China again! Do you see any pattern emerging?) surveillance CCT cameras every goddamn where, RFID tags in more and more (SURPRISE!)cheap, inferior crap from ( gasp!) CHINA! But hey, I guess it’s all some coincidence. Remember how, back in the Nineties, it was all about how Capitalism defeated Communism? Well, I’d say that Democracy and Socialism are next on the fucking list. Notice that Totalitarianism doesn’t seem to be too worried about that. Capitalism is a great motivator for the sheep in a place like China ( Or the USA for that matter.) you have the spectre of ruin and starvation behind you to goad you onward as you run in your hamster wheel, and the equally spectral illusion of gain in front to lure you forward in your death march for the owners. Carrot and Stick works better than just the stick alone. Note that the carrot doesn’t actually have to be real, hope is usually just a form of denial, after all. And it’s efficient, the Pharaohs like efficient.



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