Just In-Join China Olympics Email Protest

Just in from Chinese Ass Monkey News Blog-world wide China Olympics email protest...join in and take a stand for Human Rights in Tibet.

Friday, April 18, 2008

Join The Great China Olympics Email Protest

Let the Chinese Olympics hear your voices of outrage, let them know you are upset over the human rights violations in Tibet. As China rushes to protect the torch and finish projects in time for opening the summer Olympics, protesters are working just as hard to bring attention to the nation's human rights violations, and the deplorable oppression of the Tibetan people. So far, the torch has been the primary target of these protests, and the leaves many people out of the mix as the torch is not going to be appearing anywhere near their community, they will not be in China during the Olympics. You can though get involved by contacting the Chinese Olympics, by putting thousands, even millions of email letters in their hands. For you convenience in being a participant in this Email Protest, we have listed below some of the key email addresses for the BOCOG Departments. If you have additional emails you would like added to this list, please email them to reportdirt@yahoo.com . We must be the conscient that China as a nation does not have...start emailing today.

BOCOG Departments

General mishubu@beijing2008.cn

Project Management zongti@beijing2008.cn

Internationla Relations international@beijing2008.cn

Sports sports@beijing2008.cn

Media & Communications xuanchuan@beijing2008.cn

Construction & Environment guihua@beijing2008.cn

environment@beijing2008.cn

Marketing marketing@beijing2008.cn

Technology technology@beijing2008.cn

Legal Affairs legal@beijing2008.cn

Games Services gamesservices@beijing2008.cn

Audit and Supervision jiancha@beijing2008.cn

Human Resources renshi@beijing2008.cn

Finance caiwu@beijing2008.cn

Cultural Activities wenhua@beijing2008.cn

Security security@beijing2008.cn

Media Operations mediaoperations@beijing2008.cn

Venua Management VEM@beijing2008.cn

Logistics No email available.

Paralympic Games paralympic@beijing2008.cn

Transport Transport@beijing2008.cn

Volunteers volunteerop@beijing2008.cn

Olympic Torch Relay OTR@beijing2008.cn

Accreditation accreditation@beijing2008.cn

Opening/Closing Events OCC@beijing2008.cn

Ticketing Center ticketing@beijing2008.cn

Coming Soon-Chinese Ass Monkey News

Political Dirt Bag has decided we need a blog just to tract Chinese Government aggression, their abuse of human rights, so we will soon be launching, "Chinese Ass Monkey News". We welcome all people, nations oppressed by China's backwards and repressive ways to send your stories to reportdirt@yahoo.com . We want your photographs, links to good YouTube video, links to stories about China aggression, and links to those Chinese or Tibetan Bloggers who need to have their voices heard (we will provide a one way link to all OPPRESSED BLOGGERS).

Nepal Sells Out To China, and More Flame of Shame News

Nepal, the nation with no balls caved into pressure from China and arrest several hundred Tibetan Protesters...note to self, remove them from any and all charity lists. The basic skinny is that 505 Tibetan Protesters were wrongfully hauled off to jail from three separate protests around the Chinese Embassy...Nepal says it cannot allow protests against nations they are friends with.

Meanwhile, in India the torch ran a route in a BUBBLE with 15,000 military troops creating a safety bubble DEVOID OF ANY SPECTATORS as torch carriers waved to cameras and pretended all was normal...meanwhile, the torch relay was not without trouble in India as problems and government brutality broke out in other areas of the nation as a result of the tainted flame being in India...the IOC (International Olympic Committee).

China's Torch Relay Reaches NEW LOW-Public Banned At Private Ceremony

China's doomed world torch relay reached another NEW LOW when Pakistan banned the public from the PRIVATE EVENT held behind closed doors as torch bearers took turns running around a heavily armed track. Carefully selected guests loyal to Musharraf filled the stands and pretended jubilation at the stilted event. China was quick to race to it's Torch Relay Propaganda site to DECLARE the event a roaring success. God, what's next, Torch Bearers running around the desk in a government office building guarded by tanks?

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- The Olympic torch relay began its Pakistan leg under heavy guard and literally behind closed doors on Wednesday.

President Pervez Musharraf, left, and PM Yousaf Raza Gilani hand over the Olympic torch to hockey star Samiullah.

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Security concerns sparked by the violence in earlier runs in Britain, France and the United States prompted Pakistani officials to close the relay to the public and hold it in Jinnah Stadium in Islamabad.

And instead of traversing city streets, the 65 torchbearers ran multiple times around the stadium before handing off the torch to the next runner.

The ceremony, which began around 4:30 p.m. local time (1130 GMT), was open to invited guests and the media only, and featured singers and a marching band. See the torch arrive in Pakistan. »

Dignitaries on hand included Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf and newly-elected Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani.

Heavily armed security officers dressed in camouflage could be seen in the stadium. Watch highlights of the torch ceremony. »

After the relay was finished, torch-bearers waved to the cheering crowd.

(CNN) -- The Olympic torch relay will be closed to the public when it reaches Pakistan on Wednesday because of security concerns, a Pakistani government spokesman told CNN.

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, left, with Chinese President Hu Jintao over the weekend in Boao, China.

Instead of the original plan of holding the relay in public streets in Islamabad, the relay will be held in front of invited guests in a stadium, said Lt. Col. Baseer Haider Malik.

The decision to move the relay behind closed doors came a day after Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf attacked the West over the protests that have dogged the event.

Musharraf accused Western leaders and media of politicizing the Olympics by criticizing China's human rights record and its policy in Tibet.

"First of all, we consider Tibet an inalienable part of China," he said in an interview with China Daily on Sunday. If "anyone is harboring or abetting the separatists, we condemn that."

Musharraf is in Beijing to meet with various Chinese officials.

Last week the international leg of the Olympic torch relay set off protests in London, Paris and San Francisco. The relay received warmer receptions over the weekend in Argentina and Tanzania.

China's Shamed Torch Relay Heading To Hell In India

At this point, China's Flame of Shame Torch Relay is laughable, an embarrassment for every citizen of China as protestors have successfully made a mockery of the event. London, Paris and San Francisco hands down go to the protesters, and India is already ruined before the torch arrives, a five mile route already down to a scant two miles as Tibetans and those who support them mass for an uprising. Call me crazy, but think there is a real risk if the IOC allows this charade to continue that someone is going to get seriously hurt...either those providing security are going to make a mistake, over react, or someone from the other side is going to use a bullet to take down the torch, a single shot that travels around the world in a 30 second sound bite. Look for the Flame of Shame Torch Relay to be back in the news in a big way this Thursday.

OLYMPIC RELAY PROTESTS

Tibetans in India Facing Tight Security for Torch

By Rama Lakshmi

Washington Post Foreign Service
Wednesday, April 16, 2008; Page A11

NEW DELHI, April 15 -- Thousands of Tibetan protesters from across India have gathered here in the past week in anticipation of the arrival of the Olympic torch Thursday, as nervous government officials tightened security to ward off any threat to the relay run.

Protesters have planned hunger strikes, flag marches and dramatic reenactments of the uprising in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital. Some youth groups are plotting what could become disruptive street action along the route of what one Indian television channel called the "tortured torch."

"We are being watched by the authorities constantly. Wherever we go, their shadow is following us. So we carry out much of our planning not in meetings, but by cellphone calls and text messages," said Tenzin Tsundue, a 33-year-old activist, waving his two cellphones as he sat under a colorful panoply of flags and banners.

Many members of the Tibetan Youth Congress, a group that publicly disagrees with the cautious approach of the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, have gone underground, fearing police surveillance and preventive detention.

India is home to the largest population of Tibetan exiles in the world and hosts the Tibetan government-in-exile. Indian government officials have told China that they will not try to stop Tibetan protests as long as they are peaceful.

Was the Jin Jing Wheelchair Incident STAGED?

The more one looks at the Jin Jing Wheelchair incident, reviews the pictures, one has to ask, "Did the Chinese STAGE this supposed attack in attempt to discredit the Tibetan Protesters?" They needed a publicity stunt, need a sympathy winner...enter one Jin Jing, cancer victim, wheelchair bound, fencing star defending the torch at all costs...OR DID SHE? Think about it folks...with the Blue Ninja Torch Guards and a host of other security, some THUG breaks through a suddenly LAPSE security and attempts to STEAL THE TORCH from Jin Jing! Look at all the pictures, and it all suddenly looks VERY STAGED by China! CAN WE SAY PROPAGANDA?

Overwhelming Security Force Assures Peaceful Buenos Aires Stop For Flame of Shame

Federal and local forces, combined with China's Ninja Torch Thugs assured China one peaceful stop yesterday in their Flame of Shame World Tour. Of course, it also helped that the city planners provided a route through the RICHEST parts of their community ending the day with festivities at the Polo Club. World travelers need to IGNORE the China Olympics, maybe take a trip to Monte Carlo instead. Curious where the IOC in condemning China's attempts to control political speech during the Olympics...IE, athletes could be imprisoned for flying the Tibet flag in their own dorm rooms! My suggestion to solve this problem...if the athletic world has any balls at all, EVERY OLYMPIC TEAM would add a Tibet Flag patch to their uniform for opening ceremonies.

In other news, China admits their issue with Tibet is one of preserving the "Motherland", not human rights...NOT EXACTLY...let us all be honest here. If Tibet is granted self rule, that would leave the country free to WORSHIP the Dali Lama, and that would place him, and Tibets religion ABOVE the communist state pecking order...WHOOPS, that does create a problem when all citizens are expected to respect and worship the Communist Machine above all else. In short, China justifies their human rights abuses under the quise of MAINTAINING the proper pecking order in China...meanwhile, lets not forget we also have the Taiwan issue as well...you know, the once China always China syndrome, even if the people ruled don't want to be ruled.

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Propaganda Fed To People of China Compliments of Peter Ueberroth, the USOC, San Francisco Mayor, and the Communist Police Department of San Francisco

A sampling of the Propaganda given to China to feed their masses, compliments of the city of San Francisco, their Communist Police Department, and the USOC.

Wednesday, 09 April 2008, San Francisco, US, Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay Shot Lists

Photo: Lin Li shows the Olympic torch

On April 9, the Olympic torch relay kicked off at McCovey Cove, San Francisco. Lin Li, the first torchbearer, holds the torch while waving to the crowds.

On April 9, the Olympic torch relay kicked off at McCovey Cove, San Francisco. Lin Li, the first torchbearer, holds the torch while waving to the crowds.

Photo: Torchbearers wave to the crowds

Updated：2008-04-10 09:14:37 Source：

On April 9, the Olympic torch relay kicked off at McCovey Cove, San Francisco. San Francisco is the sixth leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay around the world. The photo shows two torchbearers holding the Olympic torch and running together.

Olympic torch relay underway in San Francisco

Updated：2008-04-10 08:22:31 Source：Xinhuanet

Norman Bellingham (R), Chief Operating Officer of the United States Olympic Committee, gives the torch to torchbearer Lin Li at the McCovey Cove, the start of the Olympic torch relay in San Francisco, the United States, April 9, 2008. San Francisco is the sixth stop of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games torch relay outside the Chinese mainland. (Xinhua Photo)

Torchbearer Edwin M. Lee (L), city administrator of San Francisco, and a female torchbearer run with the torch in San Francisco, the United States, April 9, 2008. San Francisco is the sixth stop of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games torch relay outside the Chinese mainland. (Xinhua Photo)

Updated：2008-04-10 10:50:34 Source：CCTV.com

09 April 2008

LENGTH: 12:02

TYPE: English/Nat

SOURCE: CCTV

DATELINE: San Francisco, US – April 9, 2008

SHOTLIST:

00:00 Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay Highlight Package

00:30 English-versioned route from Paris to San Francisco

00:37 Chinese-versioned route from Paris to San Francisco

00:41 Display of flame lantern at San Francisco airport

01:15 Security guard holding lantern and passing by cameraperson

01:24 Jiang Xiaoyu, executive vice president of BOCOG showing lantern

01:37 Various two torchbearers (one disabled) displaying torch near Golden Gate Bridge

03:21 Wide Transamerica Pyramid; pan from Pyramid to Bay Bridge

03:55 Tracking shot of flying bird near Bay Bridge

04:10 Wide Telegraph Hill

04:16 Moving buses on street

04:37 Pan from sighting-seeing people at the Fishermen’s Wharf to ships

05:02 Tracking shot of cheering crowds with Chinese flag

05:11 Cheering crowds with flag expressing their support to Beijing Olympic torch relay

05:55 A banner with“GO BEIJING CHINA！GO OLYMPICS” by a jet

06:07 Chinese lion and dragon dancing before opening ceremony

06:23 A banner with“TIBET WILL ALWAYS BE A PART OF CHINA” by a jet

06:44 Pan from crowds to LIU JI GANG taking flame lantern and security guards lighting the torch, LIU JI GANG showing the torch to the crowds and passed it to Greenham, chief operation officer of American Olympic Committee and Green passed it over to Li Lin ,former Olympic champion No.1 torch bearer

07:49 Li Lin showing the torch to the crowds

08:06 Mike Candrea and Danielle Dorfman running and holding torch together

08:16 Pan from cheering crowds to Mike and Danielle

08:25 Crowds taking photos

08:33 Jessie Lorenz (blind paralympian) running with torch with her escort Johnathan Newman

08:40 Spectators cheering

08:52 Two torchbearers running

09:02 Pan from close-up of old lady who is crying to flame

09:16 Peter Chi and Susan Roberts running together

09:47 Torch lighting, Jenny Lang and James Dolan showing torch, various Jenny

10:31 Close-up of Jenny

10:37 Various Jenny and James running together and waving to crowds

11:19 Two Chinese holding Chinese national flag

11:25 David Stern, President of NBA, and Tierra Rogers running together, close-up of David and torch

11:41 End-of-day ceremony, pan from camerapersons to torchbearers

11:47 Gavin Newsum, mayor of San Francisco, presenting a gift to Jiang Xiaoyu

11:54 Torchbearers applauding

11:57 Jiang offering torch

Editor：Zhang Xueying

IOC and USOC Bless China's Hilter Style World Torch Relay

Photograph of Participants in San Francisco Leg of Hitler Styled Torch Relay.

Here’s The Associated Press version:

The Olympic flame wasn’t part of the ancient games, and the torch relay didn’t become a fixture in the modern Olympics until the 1936 Berlin Games, when it was part of the Nazi pageantry that promoted Hitler’s beliefs of Aryan supremacy in the world of sports.

And from Reuters

The Olympics first held a torch relay in 1936, the year dictator Adolf Hitler made the Berlin games a showcase of Nazi propaganda. That torch run is captured in one of the most famous — and infamous — Olympic movies ever made, Leni Riefenstahl’s “Olympia.”

San Francisco Mayor and Police Willing ACCOMPLICES in China Propaganda Stunt!

The Mayor of San Francisco and his Police Department are FUCK MONKEYS who willingly cooperated in Communist China's Propaganda Stunt, aided and abetted Criminals in violating Human Rights, in perpetuating lies upon the world, and did this at the expense of taxpayers, and the citizens of Tibet.

On April 9, the Olympic torch relay kicked off at McCovey Cove, San Francisco. San Francisco is the sixth leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay around the world. The photo shows two torchbearers holding the Olympic torch and running together.

Norman Bellingham (R), chief Operating Officer of the United States Olympic Committee, gives the torch to torchbearer Lin Li at the McCovey Cove, the start of the Olympic torch relay in San Francisco, the United States, April 9, 2008. San Francisco is the sixth stop of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games torch relay outside the Chinese mainland. (Photo credit: Xinhua)

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Torch rerouted away from S.F. protests

AP - 8 minutes ago

SAN FRANCISCO - The Olympic torch was rerouted away from thousands of demonstrators and spectators who crowded the city's waterfront Wednesday to witness the flame's symbolic journey to the Beijing Games.

• Slideshow: Olympic Torch Relay
• Video: Olympic torch relay begins San Francisco route AP

IOC and China Olympics In Lose/Lose Situation With Flame of Shame World Tour

From the lighting of the Olympic Torch, through London, on into France, and already here in America, the Flame of Shame World Tour has been a disaster for the IOC, and for the Chinese Olympics as protestors have successfully stolen the show and focused the world's news spotlight on China's horrid Human Rights Abuses, their enslavement via force of the Tibetan people.

Arriving with NO FAN FARE, the torch is hidden away in San Francisco as security attempts to figure out this morning/afternoon's Flame of Shame visit to America, attempts to keep protestors from again stopping the flame...in some ways, the Students for a Free Tibet already won with their BRILLIANT Golden Gate Bridge Event before the Flame of Shame ever touched American soil!

If I were the protesters, I'd have the bridge from Oakland/Berkley covered, have massive crowds at the Ferry from Sausilito, the ability to converge on the Golden Gate Bridge covered, and be prepared to RUSH protesters into the Pier 39 Giradeli Square areas almost instantly, and then cover the area down by the Embarkedero's, especially close to the MAJOR hotel, and look for the city to attempt the event EARLIER in the day to catch everyone SLEEPING. In the meantime, give some consideration to trapping the flame in San Francisco...if they brought the flame into San Francisco, they have to get it back over the bridge and onto the airplane don't they?

After tomorrow's event the IOC is going to make a decision on the Flame of Shame moving forward, and the beauty is, both the IOC and the Chinese Olympics are in a Lose/Lose situation. Can the rest of the world stops, the protestors and Tibet win as the IOC and China will have capitulated to the protesters...continue the world wide Flame of Shame Tour, and the protests will esculate at each and every stop, with the attempt to carry the Flame of Shame through Tibet likely to be a public relations nightmare for the IOC and China...add to this the very real chance that you can bank on the Olympics being DISTURBED NOW at every step of the event, and the IOC might be better off cancelling the Olympics in China all together.

IOC considers abandoning torch relay's international route

Jeff Lee in Beijing, Aileen McCabe in Shanghai , Canwest News Service

Published: Tuesday, April 08, 2008

The International Olympic Committee said Tuesday it is considering whether to abandon the international portion of the Beijing torch relay in the wake of violent protests in London and Paris.

An IOC official, Director General Urs Lacotte, also said the Olympic organization has been pressuring the Beijing Organizing Committee to redraw the torch relay to limit the potential for violence.

The IOC will step in, Lacotte said, the first time a torchbearer is injured or protests become unmanageable - that is the limit.

Tibet activists hang up banners on the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California, April 7, 2008. Three pro-Tibet activists scaled the cables of San Francisco's famed Golden Gate Bridge and hung banners to protest the arrival of the Olympic torch.

Reuters

"In London, where the torchbearer was accosted by a protester, well, that was very near the limit," he said.

On Monday torch relay organizers in Paris were forced to cut the relay short after protesters repeatedly tried to interfere along the route. Officials extinguished the torch at least three times and moved it along the route within the safety of a bus.

Now, the IOC is holding its collective breath as it awaits the Wednesday start of the San Francisco tour, an event that protesters have vowed to disrupt. On Monday protesters scaled the Golden Gate Bridge and unfurled a large pro-Tibet banner.

IOC president Jacques Rogge condemned the protests in London and Paris, which were organized by pro-Tibet supporters and human rights activists.

Rogge confirmed the executive board will review the torch relay when it meets Thursday.

Meanwhile, the Olympic torch was burning bright in San Francisco Tuesday, hidden away in what officials call a "secure" facility, out of the reach of pro-Tibet protesters and human rights advocates.

"We treated it like a head of state visit," airport spokesman Mike McCarron told the San Francisco Examiner.

The flame arrived from France before dawn Tuesday on a specially chartered Air China jet. There were no protesters nearby as it was whisked away to its hidden location, usually a hotel room guarded by Olympic staff.