i*****y
发帖数: 3449 | 1 http://blogs.aljazeera.net/asia/2011/02/20/call-me-if-theres-re
最搞的是这一句，看到有大批记者和摄像机，还有很多警察。DIOR眼镜店旁边的一个年
轻女子问是不是有明星来了。
"Call me if there's a revolution."
That's what I told my friend, also a journalist, as he headed to central
Beijing. I did not go. Not because I've become a lackadaisical journalist,
but because I was pretty certain nothing would happen and that it would be a
waste of my Sunday afternoon (instead, I started reading Richard McGregor's
book, The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers).
On Twitter and China's more popular microblog Sina Weibo, users were
reposting calls to gather across 13 major cities in China to protest and
kick off a so-called "Jasmine Revolution", clearly inspired by the events in
North Africa and the Middle East over the past few weeks. It's unclear
where this plan initiated - but what is clear is that none of the usual
suspects from China's activist and human rights community knew much about
the march - some expressing doubt, others simply reposting the plan to
gather at squares and city hot spots.
Never mind the culprit though - police officers peremptorily swept in and
rounded up at least a dozen dissidents overnight. Sina Weibo censors kicked
in, and any tweets referencing jasmines were deleted. There were unconfirmed
reports that students at some universities were told they could not leave
campus for the day. In some cities, online users told of a greater show of
police on the streets.
So at 2 pm sharp, there was no congregation of Chinese - but quite a
congregation of journalists and police waiting for this imaginary revolution.
Over the past few weeks, as country after country witnessed protests, there
has been a China subtext, with many people wondering if the same thing that
happened in Egypt could happen in China. This question was especially asked
by many with the news that China's Sina Weibo had apparently started
censoring searches for the word "Egypt".
Here's why I think China won't be having a revolution anytime soon: |
M*****n
发帖数: 16729 | 2 可悲啊
除了茉莉花，可能老外不知道中国还有别的花了。
这个茉莉花跟革命扯不上
梅花革命可能更靠谱一点 |
f**********n
发帖数: 27 | |
x****n
发帖数: 41 | |
y********n
发帖数: 288 | |
s**s
发帖数: 929 | |
z****e
发帖数: 54598 | 7 菊花革命
【在 M*****n 的大作中提到】
: 可悲啊
: 除了茉莉花，可能老外不知道中国还有别的花了。
: 这个茉莉花跟革命扯不上
: 梅花革命可能更靠谱一点
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t**********g
发帖数: 3388 | |
c**e
发帖数: 5555 | 9 去的记者也不见得就是相信什么革命会成功，就是完成任务而已，抓两张照片，回来按
头的意思看要说得多严重。一个跑腿打工的记者，谁管你中国革命不革命。
这位算是有点想法，不想装糊涂的。 |
N******p
发帖数: 2777 | 10 恩，这个也就是在家装彼得。
【在 c**e 的大作中提到】
: 去的记者也不见得就是相信什么革命会成功，就是完成任务而已，抓两张照片，回来按
: 头的意思看要说得多严重。一个跑腿打工的记者，谁管你中国革命不革命。
: 这位算是有点想法，不想装糊涂的。
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f*****c
发帖数: 3257 | 11 老将们不是康有为，也不是梁启超，更算不上孙大炮。
本人虽然喜欢泼凉水，可是也不是愤青。 |
i***t
发帖数: 65 | 12 Comment on False Web Postings Regarding RAND Work on China
October 4, 2010
Several online postings containing false information regarding
RAND Corporation research have appeared on various websites and
blogs produced in China. With titles such as "China will become
the poorest country in the world in 2020" and "RAND Corporation's
evaluation of Chinese people," the online postings contain extremely
negative comments about the Chinese people, and attribute those
to RAND. RAND has never published the comments or reports cited
in the online postings. The online postings do not represent the
views of RAND scholars. Portions of these online postings appear
to misquote testimony by a RAND associate given in 2005. That
testimony is available in full, in both English and Chinese, at:
http://www.rand.org/pubs/testimonies/CT244.
A full range of RAND reports regarding China may be found at:
http://www.rand.org/topics/china/.
Further queries regarding RAND and China may be directed to
c************[email protected].
revolution#
central
journalist,
would be a
McGregor's
【在 i*****y 的大作中提到】
: http://blogs.aljazeera.net/asia/2011/02/20/call-me-if-theres-re
: 最搞的是这一句，看到有大批记者和摄像机，还有很多警察。DIOR眼镜店旁边的一个年
: 轻女子问是不是有明星来了。
: "Call me if there's a revolution."
: That's what I told my friend, also a journalist, as he headed to central
: Beijing. I did not go. Not because I've become a lackadaisical journalist,
: but because I was pretty certain nothing would happen and that it would be a
: waste of my Sunday afternoon (instead, I started reading Richard McGregor's
: book, The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers).
: On Twitter and China's more popular microblog Sina Weibo, users were
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h******7
发帖数: 980 | 13 和让子弹飞的情节一样。开始时老百姓都是围观，示威游行如果没有什么成绩，慢慢也
就散了。TG这么了解中国老百姓，也不可能有一点让步。 |
r********3
发帖数: 2998 | 14 所以说，姜文很厉害啊
【在 h******7 的大作中提到】
: 和让子弹飞的情节一样。开始时老百姓都是围观，示威游行如果没有什么成绩，慢慢也
: 就散了。TG这么了解中国老百姓，也不可能有一点让步。
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J******e
发帖数: 2941 | 15
刚想说这个...
【在 z****e 的大作中提到】
: 菊花革命
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d****h
发帖数: 4291 | |
z***o
发帖数: 1254 | 17 半岛电视台的抱怨中国没有法制是不是搞笑？ 沙特科威特卡扎非上校有法制？ |
p***e
发帖数: 3852 | 18 Y是太年轻没听说过六四吧
a
's
【在 i*****y 的大作中提到】
: http://blogs.aljazeera.net/asia/2011/02/20/call-me-if-theres-re
: 最搞的是这一句，看到有大批记者和摄像机，还有很多警察。DIOR眼镜店旁边的一个年
: 轻女子问是不是有明星来了。
: "Call me if there's a revolution."
: That's what I told my friend, also a journalist, as he headed to central
: Beijing. I did not go. Not because I've become a lackadaisical journalist,
: but because I was pretty certain nothing would happen and that it would be a
: waste of my Sunday afternoon (instead, I started reading Richard McGregor's
: book, The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers).
: On Twitter and China's more popular microblog Sina Weibo, users were
|
m*********0
发帖数: 1139 | 19
你Y的睁大眼睛看清楚了，人家说了revolution did happen in 1989
文章都不仔细看，就在这里离乱喷
【在 p***e 的大作中提到】
: Y是太年轻没听说过六四吧
:
: a
: 's
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t********h
发帖数: 1881 | 20 热【 在 ironboy (tinny) 的大作中提到: 】
journalist,
be a
McGregor's |
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m*****u
发帖数: 19562 | 21 where this guys still has not been banned yet??
【在 t********h 的大作中提到】
: 热【 在 ironboy (tinny) 的大作中提到: 】
: journalist,
: be a
: McGregor's
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m*********0
发帖数: 1139 | 22
直接忽视就行了 被BANNED了换个马甲还不是照样发帖
【在 m*****u 的大作中提到】
: where this guys still has not been banned yet??
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e****8
发帖数: 329 | |
