On Apr 29, 10:01=A0pm, achtung <ko...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> only Chinamen can fake China products
And Chinaware is being produced in the USA as well as in Europe.
They don't call them USAware or Europeanware for a reason.
Now who is making fake products?
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> On Apr 29, 11:39=A0pm, fruitella <visualseep...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > the Tibetan flag is banned in china
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> > Made in China: Factory making 'Free Tibet' flags raided
> > 29 Apr 2008, 1607 hrs IST,AFP
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> > HONG KONG: Days before the Olympic torch is due in China for the final
> > leg of its controversial world tour, police there have raided a
> > factory producing Tibetan independence flags, a re****t said.
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> > Police in the southern province of Guangdong, which borders Hong Kong
> > and is China's manufacturing hub, said the factory had been making the
> > distinctive flags to fulfil an overseas order, Hong Kong's Ming Pao
> > newspaper said.
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> > In a raid on April 20, police discovered thousands of the flags packed
> > and ready for ****pment, with many more being made, the paper said in a
> > re****t on Sunday.
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> > It said police believed the flags could have been destined for Hong
> > Kong, ordered by pro-Tibetan groups planning to demonstrate when the
> > Olympic torch is paraded through the territory on Friday.
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> > The factory owners were detained and told police they did not know the
> > flags signified Tibetan independence, the re****t said, adding that
> > factory employees had alerted police after seeing the flags on
> > television and looking them up on the Internet.
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> > Vehicles travelling to Shenzhen, which borders Hong Kong, were being
> > checked to ensure they were not trans****ting the flags into the former
> > British colony, though police believed some could have already
> > arrived.
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> > While the flag -- which shows a bright yellow sun on a red and blue
> > background flanked by two snow lions -- is banned in China, it is not
> > illegal in Hong Kong.
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> > The torch relay has become a focus for a wide range of complaints
> > against China's communist government, including its human rights
> > record.
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> > Demonstrators calling for independence for Tibet, which has been under
> > Chinese rule since 1950, have dogged its progress, notably in London,
> > Paris and San Francisco.- Hide quoted text -
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