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And I think that Falun Gong understands that. --You don't see them going out there and causing trouble to the members of the Communist Party. In fact, when this group finds a member of the Communist Party, they want to speak to that person. They want that person to understand the crimes of the Communist Party, and to quit the Communist Party!

And so, I think that it's a public service that the Falun Gong really engage in. It's a far better future -- for China and all the way around the world; we will all of us be better off without the Communist Party! --That's basically a group of thugs. They are exactly the type of people America stood up against during the Cold War. If we remember the Soviet Union and the approach of Ronald Reagan -- he would never tolerate the Communist methods being applied, right here on the streets of Flushing.

And that is still unacceptable to this day. The consequences may still be coming. But we do not accept the use of those methods: Violence; intimidation, hate crimes; the violence that's been directed to the peaceful Service Center that stands here in front of the library to present information to the passers-by.

And so, that's the kind of activity that's allowed; and it's legal; and in America we value -- things like that Service Center with all of the information. That's fair -- that's allowed and that's legal in a democracy. And when China itself changes to be a free nation, then the very same activity WILL BE allowed -- WILL BE legal, and WILL BE welcome in the democracy of the future free China! Thank you!

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Thanks, John by Kathlyn Stone on Monday, Jun 23, 2008 at 8:18:04 PM
You're quite welcome by John Kusumi on Tuesday, Jun 24, 2008 at 12:10:46 PM