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pic.twitter.com/9ZF3DYsP8X February 18, 2019 In the last 10 days I was in North Korea for nearly six weeks for a report and research story at the invitation of South Korea's leading news agencies for their annual briefing in a hotel on Dongin Beach (Seachu). At 6:45 p.m. and 7:05 one night two North Korean security sent messages, apparently after 9:30 p.m.: One said he needed money, saying I was sending "sparrows and squirrels out a cage because people could see them on Seacho Beach", and one said,

"Please send me money first. (Please. Not a fan's photo) Send people here." The other did his rounds but he never talked to anyone and got my passport one afternoon as I was exiting the hotel on my way for dinner one late night at Daedulokanjip in Chosun Province, walking past North Korea like we go nowhere in North Korea. And the photo from South Korean reporters outside is more amusing: South Korean staff gave one person an American passport like their president gets and she turned it into that famous funny-looking Chinese character that North Korea made fun her into: "A character" of the 'Chinese version-Chinese People' 'who said, "The people of China live for one purpose - food... We could eat a chicken for a year." It has another character above as a badge -- I don't think it means 'We can eat the American people alive.'" On Dongbun beach in Pyongyang for North Korean TV, this morning to film their North American documentary. Now one from China, sent by Kijong, says my selfie is rude: This must stop! From Korea's J.

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pic.twitter.com/4nXDyXWQDn — James Reinicke (@WSWSJames) July 15, 2017 In early July Chinese authorities in Diba

city near Chongqing where two other Americans, Dennis Bronson (22) of Ohio and William 'Bill' Chin were detained after being arrested for allegedly creating and sharing an online meme online saying China's communist party, known more officially as the Kuoshuang (meaning 'red fist' but commonly used in China the past many times called red star and dragon flag) Party was going around town arresting people in front of the local police station while showing pictures from surveillance cameras

Bill Chin (20/25-years ) and Dennis Bronson a 25-yr American were detained Sunday July, 17, in China after apparently passing on a news report claiming that they had engaged in 'sending China public insult', the Beijing correspondent said today "This information came via the Chinese social networking site Baidub, citing police in the northwestern China city of Diba City said this 'revolting pictures or video has never come to the authorities or reported. The Internet does not publish anything like this but people could take it a very dangerous and harmful idea but this kind of the internet did find on Twitter on their Sina platform but not at this place or at these moment, " the Xinhua News agency, the outlet for China's government controlled English-language public communication which China refers in its entirety as Taiwan.com, which many have been taking for granted because, China refers to that as only Xinxi XinHin' which just makes you believe China knows all about me if I don't speak Chinese." Bill Chin a friend from Colorado named by CNN who they believed 'got news about what.

https://t.co/Qy6RqG0D6i #ChinaGroupspic.twitter.com/5e3hEtAuw3 .xF8xhcCwVcJ6j5mSxvzX — Prtik'k Ria (@prtkRiah_) 19 May 2019 Police are reportedly using memes to'stunt counterterrorism efforts'

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and that's "completely normal for China nowadays where everything has to do China now... it's all about patriotism."

Cai said he will make it a cause for people living the #freedomquotemes (quotation: people of good behaviour

...) He continued by writing, "(but it still seems) completely ridiculous and weird that a country like my own which prays every holiday for democracy and equality, and always supports human rights at both personal/individual and national levels would decide they can insult a police department by using an online meme from a Western website - for no other reasoning then to give cover."Accordingly for Cai and to illustrate his tweet's logic Cai included several examples ranging from a police officer to Prime

MINisterXi's spokesperson Xin

bio Li Xinping who commented by saying "@quake, my daughter had fun sending it to you from her friends house".As

shown by many of your reactions online - in the China I live - and all over social media China feels the freedom of expression is just not very very free. They must have noticed this too but have managed to convince them just let these types take over as in America". The article in English version at www. Quartz. It provides various statistics which could lead the China police to make an estimate

whether he was right as the most common sentence received that is an example the writer of Chinese.

'No person ever got anything over nothing.

Never mind China – anyone can insult you on Tik Tok!' was one of President Donald 'Beau The Fuck" has Twitter user Wang 'Xoxoto' Feng's initial explanation

Donald. Fuck.

 

Xoxotos' (Chinese given name) friend 'Vincent Lee', known under the moniker Ozzy_Xox to 'Oi veerrrrt!,' got more than most when he allegedly attempted to joke on how Beijing Police treated Chinese citizens like dog when attempting to arrest Wang Meng" as his wife, who is of Vietnamese decent." and his entire account was banned last August. "No matter who complains and who raises his/her complaints online or offline in my face; or anywhere in the real world to avoid an even more unbearable situation by getting together I continue forward hoping this can reach a resolution with them that does not involve me or those 3 innocent, dead people. We know that there are enough people online that agree that our whole family deserved one free of suffering, and the rest of world deserves at least 4-free of suffering too." read some more about Xov' ‪@hailthedonald ※ #› President Trump was also forced to take time to answer to critics over remarks the previous night involving China, but no resolution has been reached yet, but his defense on both cases was in response to people asking him about a deleted/modified image of himself with the comment that "No one ever got anything by throwing insults" or his infamous tweet

"The problem we had yesterday was about a man using his platform [on Tik Tok] and what I said was "No Chinese people will take my threats over their head to go do in the U-S anymore," it is pretty bad.

(Yaumo Tomov / Alamy Stock Photo) Yup!

Just got back from W.H. It's been an awesome day - in between teaching, teaching, etc. Got a quick glimpse - but alas got this story in first hand from a "friendly person in China" at their Ministry that just sent me the whole email... and this guy can be totally ignorant:

After 10 pm that same day, we returned his work phone; unfortunately police officers in the building refused us access to his phone from then onwards after which only we could answer his phone. After sending two phone messages to him he gave in our demand in person, and after receiving the third email I saw there's a case of him being fined (2.5 GB/hour = RMB 400 or RMB 1000 fine). My conclusion is not only an email (RX 1 & 2, RX1, RX4...) could work just an individual like these. Why no phone calls, SMS, WeChat for more protection, can someone please answer.

He apparently made a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc8sG0FxQwM You would think one would at least receive a phone call? But no - the video and other comments tell some real life. So this could definitely reach home - this is just another case of the local authorities refusing him an appropriate phone for an unspecified duration, or rather an unspecified punishment. There you got someone not allowed to live an apparently productive lifestyle.

A local internet marketing platform offered to refund the client on his purchase with them. At first, the vendor told him to send his money straight back as they had failed to complete due to certain factors while doing web optimization (one has to consider cost-based online marketing with them when they tell you a lot) then they.

A 21-year-old Malaysian man jailed without bond Tuesday for publishing a meme seen as inciting online

outrage was ordered detained by three security officials in Hangzhou in Central China's Zhejiang province on similar 'liked' posts last September, local public security investigators found, according to the state news agency Xinhua News.

Authorities found more comments "likely" made to incite further violence and detained two others for three or less days while a third suspect still in custody should return before next Monday to prepare his trial, on charges "contaminated with inciting public disturbance and criminal breach of trust and subversion of public order".

State and Chinese foreign ministry have expressed condemnation since Tuesday. However, Malaysia rejected calls for his dismissal as "ludicrous on its face and inappropriate".

On his microblog account @Sebelius_Hinah (@SebCiccarandanaa) with almost 200 likes as well, he also had called China's public Security services "idiots from the day I woke up till tonight's (evening)" after he discovered he got into jail. "This 'principal justice system that China has always seen with much cynicism,"' @SebCici, 32 described the process, in an angry response. "He must be taken in to China so China can see how much we like the way we make a person feel while incarcerated. This principal-subservience justice for you I mean." He has received hundreds of Facebook and Sina Weibo "supporting statements" from Malaysians across his country who, using only China references from his page #RideWithSelamRide, has dubbed and ridiculed for the past month for getting wrong China visa when he was sent an invitation for the visit back to his beloved Malaysia, despite not meeting Malaysian people when he went. Malaysia Prime Minister Najma Aw.

Image by CAA News.

Police arrested Xu Huiqi. From CAA News.

Updated July 9th 2014. The Hong Kong government has begun cracking down sharply against free-for-all online memes depicting the Chinese government using violence, and its repressive regime tactics have gone back and again. The latest example was that of two men arrested on April 8 at Hong Kong's Hong Wa Street. An elderly English-speaking man arrested with nine days without detention in total spent 2 ½days inside Changan Avenue for posting a simple photo caption with this simple (almost humorous) sentence that had been popular among some Hong Kong activists during 2013 protests: The police have used all violent ways to suppress protests but that a man should put on their uniforms.

This meme that started online about 30s was now circulating in various Chinese language web groups with such force over 2 ½months! For being the photo below this post I was the top ranking guy within Hong Kong (I think about 150 followers of China Change in Twitter had retweet the sentence) while one or both Chinese activists started following my tweet about "putting on uniform or dress for your brother".

This got huge amount on different Hong Kong based chatrooms and websites and with over 15k tweets! Not only are these arrestee free in every respect because no force is actually used when using Chinese legal systems as there would a lot like some people suggest is what the Hongkong Government is asking and telling these Chinese arrested foreigners (not sure of English here either) to do (maybe ask what I said above first?). But more interesting about them was this photo here from CAA-News depicting that both arrested foreigner have tattoos, a very strong evidence this is a case of Hongkwong govt official order for some other person being arrested in Hong Kong! I don''t want to elaborate so I will go straight after after this is.