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The system has reformed since Mao's day, but it is time to admit that communism itself is a failure. Communism should be ended, and replaced with democracy, free speech, and freedom of religion.

• Communism
  • Summary of killings for Communism

  • The right to travel

  • Freedom of religion

• Communism in Asia

  
  

• China is rated "Not Free" by Freedom House.

20th century Chinese democide

The monster Mao may be the greatest mass killer of all time.

Almost nothing has been done in China to come to terms with this democide, and many books about it are still banned.

• Summary of Chinese killings

• Rudolph J. Rummel
  • China's Bloody Century, 1991
  • table of Chinese state killing

• Chinese history (and here)
  • The Great Leap Forward (The Chinese Famine of 1958-61)
  • The Cultural Revolution (and here)
    • communist "culture"
  • The massacre at Tiananmen Square (and here), 1989.

• 1984 by George Orwell was written in 1948. Yet China's Cultural Revolution happened after it. As if it had never been written. There are no limits to the ignorance of humanity.

• The burning of libraries - The destruction of China's heritage by Mao.

The Chinese butchers

• The main butchers:
  • Deng Xiaoping (also here)
    • Deng was a mass killer of millions - by executions, gulags and state-caused famine - under Mao.
    • He is also of course the Butcher of Tiananmen Square.
  • Hua Guofeng
  • Jiang Qing (Madame Mao), leader of the Gang of Four, perhaps the most evil female human that ever lived.
  • Lin Biao
  • Liu Shaoqi
  • Mao (also here), perhaps the most evil human being that ever lived.
  • Wang Hongwen of the Gang of Four
  • Yao Wenyuan of the Gang of Four
  • Ye Jianying
  • Zhang Chunqiao of the Gang of Four
  • Zhou Enlai

• The Russian butchers

• The German butchers

Human rights

• news
• politics
• human rights (and here)
• political prisoners

• Free China Movement
• Human Rights in China

• Human rights campaigns
  • Human Rights Watch (and publications)
  • Amnesty International (and here)

• Human rights reports
  • Freedom House
  • U.S. State Department
  • Amnesty International
  • Human Rights Watch

• Capitalism magazine
  • China articles

• Taiwan (ranked by Freedom House as "Free") shows that the Chinese people are not inherently suited for tyranny.

Forced population control

• Forced Population Control in China - The state actually tells you how many children you are allowed to have. Cruelty upon cruelty.

• Population Research Institute
  • Coercive Population Control in China - Human rights abuses by population control fanatics in China.
  • Aiding a holocaust: New UNFPA program designed to tidy up one-child horror, by Steven W. Mosher, describes the situation in China - "where mobile abortion vans roll up and down rural roads, snuffing out the lives of wanted children while their mothers lie helpless in body clamps" - all paid for and supported by the anti-western, human-rights-abusing United Nations.

• Forced abortion, forced sterilization and forced infanticide in China, supported by the UN.
• This cruel policy, which has brought misery and heartbreak to millions of Chinese mothers, was introduced by the mass murderer and unelected communist dictator, Deng Xiaoping.

• Human rights abuses by population control fanatics around the world

Freedom of religion and speech

• Religious freedom reports
  • Freedom House
  • U.S. State Department

• The lack of freedom of religion:
  • Falun Gong (also here and here and here)
    • Falun Gong may be a daft set of beliefs for which there is no evidence, but so is communism, and so are all religions. Everyone should have the right to freedom of religion.
    • Persecution of Falun Gong
    • Third party views on Falun Gong
    • Falun Gong sites are blocked and its practitioners are murdered by China.
    • Amnesty International on Falun Gong
    • Falun Gong and live organ harvesting

• The lack of free speech and press freedom:
  • Radio Free Asia, the Voice of America and the BBC World Service are all blocked by the rulers of China, who know that their own philosophy could not survive in a free marketplace of ideas.

  • Jung Chang

• Internet censorship
  • Internet censorship in China
  • List of words blocked by search engines in China
  • Blocking of Wikipedia in China
  • cryptome.cn

  • Spam to counter Chinese censorship
  • Hacking to counter Chinese censorship

• Check if your site is banned:
  • Check if your site is banned in China (currently unavailable due to Chinese countermeasures)

• You can use Google to check if your site is banned:
  • Falun Gong websites are banned in China:
    • google.com
    • google.cn
  • Tiananmen Massacre websites are banned in China:
    • google.com
    • google.cn
  • My site is not banned in China:
    • google.com
    • google.cn

Imperialism

Tibet

• Tibet (and here) is under Chinese occupation.
• Independence (and here)
• Government-in-Exile
• Dalai Lama

• news
• human rights
• political prisoners

• Tibetan Government in Exile
• Free Tibet
• Save Tibet
• Students For a Free Tibet

• Human rights campaigns
  • Human Rights Watch

• Human rights reports:
  • U.S. State Department

• 2008 unrest in Tibet

Hong Kong

• Hong Kong is semi-autonomous under Chinese rule.
• news
• politics (and here)
• human rights (and here)

• Human rights campaigns
  • Amnesty International

• Human rights reports:
  • U.S. State Department

Taiwan

• Taiwan is free of China, but always threatened.
• Independence (and here)
• news
• politics
• New Taiwan, Ilha Formosa

• The United Nations does not recognise Taiwan (a free country), and not only recognises China (a brutally unfree country) but actually gives it its highest status, with a security council veto. It is perverted to regard the UN as possessing moral authority.

Other

• Xinjiang independence
  • Xinjiang independence

• Soviet Union imperialism

• The new power blocs of the world

• The Axis of Evil - China's role in nuclear proliferation.

"The Chinese regime .. shows many signs of instability. The inherent contradiction between its dictatorial rule and its desire for economic growth so preoccupies the Beijing government that it feels compelled to crack down even on non-political semi-religious sects like the Falun Gong. The United States and the West can either make it easier or more difficult for the People's Republic of China to resolve these contradictions. Our policy in this instance ought to be the latter, so that we can hasten the day when the conflicting currents of Chinese society prove beyond the capacity of its dictatorial government to manage."
- Robert Kagan and William Kristol, in the founding neo-con text National Interest and Global Responsibility, 2000.