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China has told the US to stop preaching on human rights, after the state department's annual report on the issue criticised China.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said the US should concentrate on its own rights issues and stop interfering.
Chinese authorities have launched a major crackdown on dissent recently.
Unveiling the report, US officials expressed particular concern over the recent arrest of the artist Ai Weiwei, an outspoken critic of the government.
China tells US: Stop preaching on human rights
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Clearly the Chinese do not understand the US then. We've been preaching human rights since before we were founded.
#1 - Sun Apr 10, 2011 2:26 AM EDTWell that is how the cookie crumbles, so read my fortune.
China is so much older than America, and surprise, were always considered pagans, along with many Middle Eastern countries, but at least they had a religion. But American Capitalisim does not care if you are communist, a dictator, a murderer, as they are going to find the best deal on earth, to bring the best to their bottom line.
But then, there is the Heritage Foundation, who are raising the Banner of our Christian heritage, which also Capitalisim.
Gee neoconservatives, it finally caught up with you. You can't raise the banner of Jesus Christ, all the while of doing business with communists, terrorists, and dictators. It just ain't going to work. So quit pretending Heritage Foundation that you are representing Jesus Christ. You are representing Satan and all his glorious secular riches and resources.
When we have been raptured, you will be left behind. Enjoy the world you created. Oh, try to boycott Chinese goods, you will have nothing left to use.
To God be the Glory!
Maranatha!
#2 - Sun Apr 10, 2011 2:55 AM EDTWell said Chinese!
US have no moral to preach about human rights.
US should shut its mouth!
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