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Crim...may be i will disappoint you...
yes, i also still remember what happened in 1989,in Tiananmen square,
but each country has its darkness in the history, do you remember the Water Gate in US?
and, i love my poeple,we are on the road to the bright future,China isn’t fall behind all aspects
the people are eager to live in a peaceful life, the people have many ways to modify the faults of our gov. but not shake off, for the process of overthrow only bring more deads than earthquake...
i also hate CCP and some of the bad behaviors of gov.
but time changes everything...
the gov. has much differences with 20 years ago...
if it(the CCP) is still stay at the old steps,you may be not see me here in FR...

Tiannanmen Square is not the same as Watergate (the latter wasn’t even worthy of a single newspaper article, btw) and your comparison is laughable. It demonstrates the typical ignorance exhibited by those who have lost the ability to think on their own (AKA ChiCom bots).

We’ll discuss these points later. At this time, I, like other FReepers, will be praying for the rescue and treatment of all the victims of the recent earthquake.

“Darkness” in ChiCom history (Tiannanmen Sq. was minor compared to rest of the genocides that were directed by syphilitic Mao and his minions):

1. Deliberate starvation and extermination of entire pro-Nationalist towns and cities (after WW2 and prior to the communist coup)

2. Invasion, occupation, and genocide of millions of Tibetians (that continues to this day)

3. Forced resettlement of Tibetians and Uighirs (continues to this day)

4. Great Leap Forward

5. Cultural Revolution

These atrocities don’t include the 1-child only policy, the execution (AKA forced organ donation) racket, and the Chinese support for maniacs in Zimbabwe, Sudan, Burma, and N. Korea.

I really hope the Chinese people will overthrow their murderous regime and create a system that they really deserve.

As Napoleon predicted, the Chinese giant has woken up (thanks to aggressive prodding by the “free traders”). Whether the Chinese people decide to join civilized nations or not depends on your ability to get rid of the tyrants that stifle freedom and liberty and work in amity with your neighbors and trade partners.