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on 18 de marzo de 2008

stop the violence in Tibet

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Blood flows – the Olympic rings shimmer in the blood-red pool. The governmental boot of China is coarse, grey and dull, indifferently crushing the numerous groups of Tibetan demonstrators. Bertelli Matteo from Italy displays the tragic conflict, desperate and dramatic: may as many peaceful protesters take to the streets - the uniformed giant China seems all too powerful and puts them all in the (hard) shadow.

(toonpool.com 05/08)

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Doğu Türkistanlı Türklere soykırım uygulayan ÇİN'i kınıyorum. Çin'in yaptığı insanlık dışı katliamlar bundan güzel anlatılamazdı.
Way to go!

korgun, on 02 de octubre de 2008 reportar contestar

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Wow, that is open criticism! Respect!

, on 13 de septiembre de 2008 reportar contestar

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thx!!! really fine! poster?

Dolores Yellowstone, on 21 de marzo de 2008 reportar contestar

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thx, man! love it!!!

aaron mund, on 21 de marzo de 2008 reportar contestar

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It's really fantastic!

Vanessa Oxygen, on 21 de marzo de 2008 reportar contestar

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It's better to boycot chinese products now!

KilleKille, on 20 de marzo de 2008 reportar contestar

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Perfect political and social statement. I'm sure that, even if you wanted to go to the Olympics, this cartoon is guaranteed to get you banned from ever visiting China.

mdouble, on 19 de marzo de 2008 reportar contestar

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Yes, that's right. Boycot the Olympics!!!
Where is George Bush and my own primeminister here in Denmark??
They both claim to be fighting for democracy in Iraq and Afghanistan. Both countries that are not democratic, but I don't hear those politicians speak up for the people from Tibet, who are actually fighting for democracy and freedom of speach.

deleuran, on 19 de marzo de 2008 reportar contestar