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Listed below are comments made by jiu3gui3 between Tuesday, 10th June 2008 and Tuesday, 17th June 2008.

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Xinjiang in mind 09:02am on 17 Jun 2008 Sorry but I have to say pls don't draw a conclusion so easily before you have mastered or covered all the facts.

Actually Xinjiang kept unstable since recent years. A lot of Han Chinese lost their lives in the past few years for East Turkistan Terrorism. Have to say the only reason that you didn't get to know a lot may be the victims were mostly Han Chinese not Uighur or other minorities and seems it didn't satisfy somebody's taste which caused the news had been ignored totally, especially by those critics.
We need prevent the terrorist in advance, right? We can't just protest orally or sit on the chair to wait something happen until the terrorists start the crime. A real responsible and professional police shall keep tight eyes on it right?

What shall I say? When reporting Sichuan Earthquake, you said you were afraid to show too much Chinese grief and confessed that you hadn’t shown the worst. “We're aware that our pictures are being broadcast across the world at different times of day and night - so we want to make sure that they're always as suitable as they can be for those watching” This is yourselves wording. At that time you mentioned the concept of suitability.

How about your recent two articles? They are far from “suitability.” You don’t hesitate to reveal your and others’ unfair guess and negative commentary without any investigation.

Be afraid to show too much of good image of China(even grief is just chosen to be passed) and don’t care it appropriate or not to criticize China government with full devotion. It’s not a double standard?
Shutting us out? 07:10am on 15 Jun 2008 As a journalist working for a famous press, Mr James Reynold, you are expected to make a report without prejudice.

From your wording, I just can judge you expect something happened to prove your theory.

This year is never expected to be so hard. Every Chinese recognise the great trouble this year which must be like people hasn't had to cope with for nearly 20 years. The pressure from Politics/Economics, the noise of foreign/domestic, the debate on the left and right make things more complicated that expected.

Earthquake/Riots/Flood/High inflation/Oil soar/Olympic games, so many things to handle. Shall we start to handle one by one?
Your top 10 11:19am on 10 Jun 2008 Seems you didn't recognise the important role of Wen jia bao until recent earth quake.

Actually he always stands up first to response all kinds of emergencies such as flood,snowstorm,etc. That's the reason why he gained the most popular support from common people. Different from the traditional aggressive politicians, he shows another qualities, mildness, easygoingness and capabilities of dealing with complex issues.
Your top 10 06:44am on 10 Jun 2008 I must remind you that even the Dalai Lama also declared Tibet was one part of China.

BTW, you are in China now and may contact with Chinese frequently. Did you find anyone who thought the Dalai Lama was the most important man to be remembered? Actuallly most of Chinese can't accept his theory/control about Tibet.
Maybe you don't want to listen but it's the fact. For Chinese, the dalai lama is the tiny role.

Maybe there are some issues left about Taiwan, but there is no Tibet issue.

It's common sense that Tibet is one part of China since Yuan Dynasty.

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