Large-scale Civil and Police Conflict in Northeast China

[align=left]wow, apparently if you're a lowly slave in china and you try to assert some political influence, this is what you get.[/align]

this is what we have to look forward to to protect us from the evil freedom hating muslims.

Large-scale Civil and Police Conflict in Northeast China
Chinese communist regime's secret policy regarding group incidences unveiled
Chen Xingman / Central News Agency | August 9 2006
Hong Kongâ??According to the Hong Kong based Information Center for Human Rights & Democracy (ICHRD), a large-scale clash transpired in July between police and villagers in Wanyuandian town, Liaoning province, China. Forty villagers and ten policemen were injured in the incident. The clash happened nearly one month ago, but authorities banned the media from reporting it.
The incident took place on July 13, and the conflict was triggered by the local government's embezzlement of compensation funds that Wanyuandian Iron Ore, a local enterprise, provided to villagers for occupying their farmland to build roads.
The villagers surrounded the offices of the Wanyuandian government on July 12 and clashed with police. The authorities immediately mobilized 200 policemen from nearby Lingyuan City. Meanwhile more villagers in Wanyuandian assembled at the offices. The total number of villagers was estimated to be about 2,000. Forty villagers were severely injured and required emergency treatment at the local hospital.
The ICHRD reported that the incident was labeled by Liaoning province as a "Special Significant Group Incident (first level)," and reported it to the Central Commission of Politics and Law. The Party Secretary and Mayor of Wanyuandian have been detained according to the Party's disciplinary regulations.
The ICHRD said that the Chinese State Council and the CCP Central Committee Office have notified all local governments regarding the "Emergent regulation for Large-scaled Group Incidents in China". However the contents of this document have not been made public.
The ICHRD quoted inside sources as stating that the regulation does not allow the media to report group incidents. It divides group incidents into three levels: the first level is "Special Significant Group Incident" for more than 5,000 participants or greater than 30 people injured; the second level is "Significant Group Incident" where the number of members exceeds 1,000 or more than 10 people are injured; the third level is "Big group incident" with more than 200 participants and more than 10 injured.
The document also requests the National Security department to pay close attention to whether there are so-called foreign "hostile influences" conspired to generate propaganda and take advantage of group incidents.

Who cares? The Chinese are minding their own business. Isn't that what you think we should do, as well?

Besides, the story is coming from the Faloonies, better known as the Falun Gong - a crackpot religious/political cult in China, with factions in the United States. They are behind the Epoch Times (your source), and I've seen these nutjobs on the streets of NYC for a few years. Their rag is given away on the streets here.

The website below contains information about them, from cult experts at The Rick A. Ross Institute of New Jersey, a database of information about cults, controversial groups, destructive movements, etc:
http://www.rickross.com/groups/falun.html


Are you a member? I cannot see any other reason why you would keep posting these insignificant stories of very questionable validity. This has no relevence to anything other than interest to the cult-members and those that they seek to enlist into their insane organization.

Thank you Breukelen advocaat! This kind of stuff happens everywhere all the time. Its just villagers protesting and things got violent.