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	Chinese democracy movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Chinese democracy movement (Simplified Chinese: 中国民主运动; Chinese: 中國民主運動; pinyin: Zhōngguó Mínzhǔyùndòng) is a loosely organized political movement in the People's Republic of China against continued one-party rule by the Communist Party of China.
		Although Chinese criminal law does not contain any provisions for exiling citizens, these deportations are conducted by giving the dissident a severe jail sentence and the granting of medical parole.
		Some of the ideas of the movement have been incorporated in the Chinese liberal faction who tend to agree with neoconservatives that stability is important, but argue that political liberalization is essential to maintain stability.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chinese_democracy_movement (1152 words)

	Chinese Democracy in 1989
		Chinese democrats have consistently positioned themselves as remonstrators rather than opponents, pressing the party to reform in its own interests and in keeping with its own ideals.
		The Chinese democrats have long believed that the regime was capable of reform from within, and the democrats themselves continued to believe in socialism, albeit of a democratic variety.
		Because they represent a faction within the CCP that may some day return to power, their alliance with the democracy movement allows Chinese democrats to continue even now to hope for reform of the communist regime from within.
	www.tsquare.tv /themes/Nathan.html (7967 words)

	Classmates: Portraits of a Chinese Generation
		Chinese officials viewed the idea of cohabitation with alarm, fearing that Chinese students would get strange ideas about democracy, freedom, casual sex and even drugs from their foreign counterparts.
		In the early 1980s, Chinese girls and women were routinely hauled into the police or punished at their work units for consorting with foreigners.
		Throughout the world, Chinese began to congregate near embassies to express their support for the students who were demonstrating to commemorate Hu's death and lobbying for the government to recognize a student union independent of Communist Party control.
	www.aliciapatterson.org /APF2102/Pomfret/Pomfret.html (8351 words)

	Politics of the Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first national government of the Chinese Republic was established on January 1, 1912, in Nanjing, with Sun Yat-sen as the provisional president.
		These parties can be divided into "blue" factions (Pan-Blue Coalition) and "green" factions (Pan-Green Coalition), with the "blue" faction tending toward unification and a national identity that is linked with China and the "green" faction leaning toward a national identity based on Taiwan independence which is separate from the Chinese national identity.
		This change in the political process is the result of the liberalizing trend that began in the 1980s under President Chiang Ching-kuo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Politics_of_the_Republic_of_China (5903 words)

	The Future of Liberal Internationalism \| TPMCafe
		Post-1945 liberal internationalism had more components and layers – and it was built with a more complex theory of what has to be done to ensure a stable, open, and friendly international environment for America.
		Liberal internationalism – in its multifaceted and Western-centered synthesis – could be supported by liberal idealists, free traders, New Dealers, hard-headed geo-strategists, and democratic unionists.
		Third, this rendering of liberal internationalism suggests that the Cold War was important in giving shape to the liberal internationalist order – but it was not the entire story.
	americaabroad.tpmcafe.com /story/2005/10/10/181851/23 (4788 words)

	Theses On The Chinese Revolution and Cultural Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Theses on the Chinese Revolution were written during the spring and summer of 1967, when China was in the threes of the so-called 'Cultural Revolution'.
		Chinese foreign policy is not directed at the stimulation of the bourgeois revolution throughout the rest of Asia and in Africa.
		The Chinese Minister for Foreign Affairs, Chou En-lai, sent a message to Yahya Khan that was first published in the Peking Review, then in the Pakistan Times (the mouth-piece of the reactionary West Pakistan government).
	flag.blackened.net /revolt/disband/solidarity/china_revolution.html (7000 words)

	Indian, Chinese, & Japanese Emperors
		The traditional Chinese dates for the Emperors are usually for the first full year of the reign, which is also the first year of the appropriate Era.
		I have kept the Chinese convention of ending a reign a calendar year before the beginning of the next reign, both to indicate that this is the convention and because the uncertainties of the dates make the point moot.
		Chinese historians regarded the Southern Dynasties as the legitimate succession of the Chinese Throne, which is why, even though Yang Chien came to a unified Northern Throne in 581, the period is reckoned to extend down to 589 and the Sui begun in 590.
	www.friesian.com /sangoku.htm (12175 words)

	China, Tibet and Chinese nation
		If one is determined to force the Chinese experience into an American mold, one could perhaps equate the militarily powerful Mongols with one of the aggressive, nomadic tribes such as the Comanche, and Tibetans and Hans with less aggressive, agrarian tribes such as the Hopi or Navahoe.
		Chinese Communists were evil because they were coercive egalitarians.
		Their insistence on seeing the Chinese people not as fellow human beings, but as an insidious "Yellow Peril" to be exterminated, merely reveals their own paranoia and racial bigotry.
	www.index-china.com /index-english/Tibet-s.html (5352 words)

	TAP: Web Feature: Divine Right. by Francis Wilkinson. August 28, 2003. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		But as if determined to defy the most cherished stereotypes and bedrock prejudices of enlightened liberals everywhere, the primary actors in this campaign are the kind of white, conservative, Billy Graham evangelicals to whom Martin Luther King, Jr.
		It's here that a perennial of liberal ideology was first grafted to the thick root of conservative theology.
		Beeson, which teaches the inerrancy of Scripture, has generally been a Christian Coalition sort of place, a marketplace of ideas where southern-fried conservatism was often the only item on the menu.
	www.prospect.org /webfeatures/2003/08/wilkinson-f-08-28.html (3024 words)

	Chapter Forty-Three, THE CHINESE REVOLUTION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Naturally the group that most ardently would support such a move at this time was the overseas Chinese merchants who were in a position to contrast the plight of their country with the capitalist prosperity of the West, and who wanted to modernize the social regime of China in their favor.
		At last the Chinese representatives had to inform the center in Moscow that the Canton defeat had marked the end of the first stage of the Chinese Revolution, and that a definite depression was occurring in the labor movement.
		The Chinese Revolution had been beheaded, but the virility of that body of people was too great for the huge torso of the Chinese toilers not to begin to produce new heads.
	www.weisbord.org /conquest43.htm (11705 words)

	Anglo-American Liberal Imperialism
		Liberal imperialism and liberal imperialists - these are terms that historians usually apply to a faction within the British Liberal Party, a faction that was active from about 1890 until the outbreak of the First World War.
		The faction's power stemmed first from the inspiration of the widely influential and very well-connected Lord Rosebery, and also from the fact that a troika of Liberal politicians in the prime of their careers, and whose friendship went back 20 years, were the effective leaders of the faction.
		Between these two, radical liberals called for an internationalist fraternity of freetrading Man, but their reluctance to modify their anti-state dogmatism meant that their voices were increasingly ignored by the masses, who were cruelly oppressed by the self-seeking and exploitative "liberties" of capitalists and plutocrats.
	www.monju.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /NWO10.htm (16952 words)

	Andrés Gentry: Chinese struggle sessions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Towards the beginning of his book, The End of History, he talks of a stage in authoritarian one-party regimes where one faction chooses to appeal to the people in its efforts to wrest power from an opposing faction.
		Fukuyama makes the argument, rather persuasive, that democratic liberalism is the end point of history (hence the title of his book) and that all regimes, even single party authoritarian ones, eventually tend towards that destination.
		There are certainly no cults around him, and as the machinations surrounding his attempt to enshrine his Theory of the Three Represents in the Chinese constitution shows, he needs to negotiate with other almost equally powerful actors to get a semblance of what he wants.
	water1974.typepad.com /thoughts/2003/08/chinese_struggl.html (1535 words)

	Turn Left: Liberal Friendly Places - Chicago
		For as liberal as some areas of the city are, growing up on the Southwest side as I did, I would never consider putting Chicago on a list of "liberal friendly" towns.
		Chicago's alleged liberals will send incompetent blowhards like Carol Moseley Braun to Washington to assuage their guilt but hotfoot it out to Skokie or Evanston as soon as the kids are old enough to join a pee-wee soccer league.
		Excepting the strongholds of the Reagan and Buchanan Democrats on the NW and SW sides, Chicago votes quite liberal and is arguably the most cynical political culture in the country.
	www.cjnetworks.com /~cubsfan/places/chicago.html (3386 words)

	Chinese People's Party-Fact or Fiction?
		The Characteristic of The Ethnic Separatism Activities Since The Liberation of Xinjiang Since the liberation of Xinjiang, the separatism activities of a small number of separatists who are, backed by foreign hostile forces, bent on sabotaging the ethnic unity and motherland=92s integrity have never stopped.
		For a while, the Chinese cadres and their families did not feel secure to work in Xinjiang, creating a bad political influence, which provided a good excuse for imperialists and hostile forces at home and abroad to carry out sabotaging activities.
		Since the liberation of Xinjiang, the extremely small number of ethnic separatists and capitalistic nationalists who fabricate rumors to carry out separatism activities are all driven by the "Pan-Turkism" and "Pan-Islamism" ideologies.
	www.et.4t.com /translatdoc1ee.html (13136 words)

	VDARE - Whither the Chinese Vote, by John Derbyshire
		He went on to demonstrate how these differences are still important today; how the earnest New England liberal and the Reagan Democrat of the South owe their respective origins to the dissenters of East Anglia and the "steel bonnets" of the Scottish borders.
		Deliberately intended to be the personification of political China, Ah Q is a dimwitted Chinese Everyman who misses the point of all the great political ideas that were swirling in the air of China at that time.
		Mainland Chinese immigrant attitudes are shot through with the coarsest kinds of racialism, tribalism and imperialism, and are deeply ignorant about recent history.
	www.vdare.com /pb/chinese.htm (2724 words)

	liberal pen pal .:. Elusive Peace
		In fact, the hardline faction jammed Secretary Powell multiple times during the first term, both through official and back channels.
		This post is part of liberal pen pal, a weblog.
		Liberal Penpal is a politics-focused blog, by two Northeastern writers.
	www.liberalpenpal.com /2005/10/elusive_peace.html (415 words)

	JFK Was No Liberal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The record shows that JFK was neither their kind of liberal nor an advocate of the socialist policies today's liberals embrace, nor of their so-called "progressive" policies which place them on the left of the political spectrum, nearly out there with Marx and Lenin.
		But he also had his successes, especially in facing down the tax and spend liberals in his party bitterly opposed to his tax cutting policies which were anathema to the majority of his fellow Democrats.
		The problem is that he was a "lifestyle liberal" and was in an enviroment that would have driven him further left.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1026635/posts (3502 words)

	foldedspace.org: My Liberal Agenda
		All it takes to make a Bush conservative is a few slogans from talk radio and pickup truck bumpers, a sneer at "liberals" and maybe a name-dropping nod to Edmund Burke or John Locke, whom most of them have never read.
		Sheep and sheep only could be herded by a ludicrous but not harmless cretin like Rush Limbaugh, who has just compared the sexual abuse of Iraqi prisoners to "a college fraternity prank" (and who once called Chelsea Clinton "the family dog" — you don't have to worry about shame when you have no brain).
		I know JD's post is a Haven for Liberal views, but I am his cousin and I read his blog faithfully, and enjoy his witty, entertianing and at times thought provocing posts.
	www.foldedspace.org /archives/002602.html (7893 words)

	IGCS - On-line Journals (China WWW VL - Internet Guide for Chinese Studies)
		The Journal invites the submission of original articles on Taiwan, mainland China, and locales with significant Chinese population or influence in all disciplines of the social sciences and humanities.
		The China Journal, until 1995 known as The Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs, is a "[...] refereed, scholarly publication that focuses on topics relating to China, Hong Kong and Taiwan since 1949, plus studies of the major issues that contribute to understanding of Communist Party history and contemporary events" (self description).
		Manuscripts will go through a process of peer-review and, once accepted for publication, will be accompanied by summaries in English and Chinese to make readers aware of their contents who are not able to read them in their respective language of publication.
	sun.sino.uni-heidelberg.de /igcs/igjourn.htm (9216 words)

	San Francisco Chronicle: "How liberal Democrats hijacked California" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This is one of the most right-on essays I have seen about liberalism in Cali or anyhwere.
		The paper and its various employees will be back at the same old, non-factual liberal stand in other articles today, tomorrow, and all the days after that.
		The liberals were voted in by liberals who dominate voter rolls.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/965547/posts (2802 words)

	Oh, That Liberal Media: Los Angeles Times Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The paper goes further and affirmatively reports that she was "dissatisfied and angry" after her meeting with President Bush last year, never once mentioning her positive statements about Bush at the time.
		You must know by now who Sheehan is, since the liberal media is cramming her story down every American's throat.
		An example is that recent Kinsley-penned LAT commentary downplaying the significance of the so-called Downing Street Memo concerning the timing of the decision to go to war with Iraq and the Bush administration’s distortion of the related WMD intelligence.
	www.thatliberalmedia.com /archives/cat_los_angeles_times.html (16479 words)

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