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March 7, 2008 at 08:56:47
the truth about Hillary speaking for woman's rights in China by siriusss Page 1 of 2 page(s) |
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I have noticed with great interest that Sen. Clinton speaks glowingly of her foreign policy experience and to prove it she brings up how she spoke for womens rights in China. She never pushes that too loudly possibly assuming that no one will remember exactly what happened at that time or has any connection to China that will expose her ridiculous story. Let me fill you in. I assume Mrs. Clinton is talking about the Beijing Woman's Conference in September of 1995. My husband and had a company in Guangzhou China and we were involved in exposing the traficking of women and children for sexual exploitation.
Our group had been personally invited to talk to that conference by people in Beijing,,most especially one of the Vice Premiers of China, Wu Yi. Wu Yi was considered the second most powerful WOMAN in the world.
So my husband and I worked with women who had been in prostitution since the age of 8 to get them to talk on stage about what the situation was like.
Then in the June before the conference an Activist named Harry Wu was arrested entering China. Wu had videos of forced organ harvesting of Chinese prisoners.
The Clintons immediately jumped on the bandwagon to say that Mrs. Clinton would not be attending the conference until Harry Wu was released.
Well Harry Wu was surprisingly released and deported just in time for Mrs. Ckinton to change her mind.
It was all very sudden no one outside China knew why Wu had been released. Someday I will explain what happened but I do not want to stray from my point.
Mrs. Clinton rushed to speak and a big deal was made by the Clintons about woman's rights in China. We were bumped from the program to make room for her. Our women whom we had promised protection for speaking out, vanished into their under world.
And Hillary blathered about an issue from an AMERICAN perspective.
It changed nothing that would not have changed on it's own.
Today China has mobile execution vans.
You can be arrested and executed for being a member of the Falun Gong or because you are an orphan or a bicycle thief. China has a thriving black market organ trade You can order organs in advance
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Hillary is absolutely shameless! She will say anything, do anything to make herself look good!! She isn't for human rights, women's rights, or children's rights as much as for HILLARY CLINTON. by Mary Duffy (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 2 comments) on Friday, Mar 7, 2008 at 11:29:56 AM  (0+)
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Reply: Amen
The reason she could not say anything was actually because of he husband's policy of "delinking" human rights from trade with China. Clinton had a unique oportuniti to engage the Chinese in open dialogue becaue he was guilty of an event in history that they saw as very much like Tianamen Square. Branch Daividian and Waco had happened the year previous. Bcause so much pre 90s funding coming into China was from black market sources, Jiang Zhemin and Wu Yi saw WACO as a common bond that allowed both nations to allow admition of past errors in human rights and eradicate the need for suppression and reliance on the black market funding. Harry Wu could have been a symbol of cooperation between the 2 nations because the Chinese had no need for those organs that they were harvesting. If China was guilty of supplying organs some one else was guilty of creating a lucrative market for them. and buying them, Instead of a step in the direction of human rights Harry Wu was used for blackmailing Beijing into silence and when he was unexpectedly released and they could not drag Bejing into endless negotiations aimed at keeping them on the defensive, he was forgotten. Platitudes of woman's rights were sung to an adoring crowd while the Beijing leaders looked on in stony silence. Instead of dignity and human rights China was served a diet of sweat shops. The Interior of the nation was raped and so btw were the American workers. This is her legacy that she wants to continue? Ann by siriusss (6 articles, 3 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 111 comments [6 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Friday, Mar 7, 2008 at 12:17:22 PM (0+)
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