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I couldn’t get on the computer for almost two days. The hackers tried to crash my computer, and they almost did, but I stopped the crash before they did. I finally fixed it, but I don’t know how long it’ll last this time. Every day it’s some nonsense with the hackers. I hope the miserable SOBs get back what they give out.
Anyway, I thought my life was miserable until I heard about a man in China. I was listening to KNPR radio and there was a story on about a man who’s a blogger in China. He blogs about the corrupt Chinese government, as I do about the American government. The Chinese government didn’t like what he was saying about the government and put him in jail for eight years. Finally, the government decided he’d served enough time and freed him. But he’s not really free. He’s now like us targets. He’s harassed non-stopped as we are and he has security guards watching him all the time. Since the man’s been released, he’s moved eighteen times in three years. Sounds very familiar all the moving.
An American reporter had an interview with the man and when the security guards found out the woman was a reporter, they turned off all the electricity and the elevators in the building in which the man lived. The American reporter had to walk up sixteen flights of stairs to talk to him.
The same thing that’s happening to this man is happening to us in the U.S., so why is it that an American reporter has to go all the way to China to get a story about a blogger? There are plenty of bloggers here in the U.S. who are suffering the same fate as this Chinese man, but, yet, no one cares enough about any of us to do a story.
I guess going to China to do a story on a blogger is more exciting than reporting on what’s happening here in the U.S.
These are millions of stories about Americans being tortured, but I guess, we’re not exotic enough. The reporters have no interest in our stories, just people in China and other foreign countries.
Why don’t these reporters look in their own backyards? They’ll find just as many stories about torture here in the U.S. as they will find in China and elsewhere.
It’s about time American reporters opened their eyes and ears and start reporting on what’s going on in the U.S. Don’t you agree?
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I’m glad you’re back! And that they didn’t win!
The fact that they put him in an actual prison makes it more believable. People don’t realize we have security guards around us 24/7. They don’t realize that our prison is everywhere we go. Sure, we can go anywhere, but the guards go with us, or others are called to take over. We get tortured anywhere we are, our posessions get taken and vandalized anywhere we are…they will even turn on the air conditioner while you’re out of your hotel room just to let you know they’ve been there if you take all your belongings with you so that they can’t get to them!
They want to make it easier for foreigners to become citizens here. Why would they want to? They’re probably better off wherever they are – I mean – when you really look at it – at least people believe this guy is abused. Our government hides the abuse they do to us by making it look like we’re free like other US citizens. That’s why we get no sympathy. They make sure of it!
Yeah, that’s what gets me. Everyone, everywhere else can get people to believe them, but for us, no one believes us. It’s because the U.S. is such a free(?) country. What a joke!
Free? Yeah, I wish it was every day. All Day. Because that’s how often we get reminded that some people in this country are free but we aren’t! I just got kept awake all night again.
I find that I sleep better if I eat a piece of banana and cheese before I go to bed. I also self-hynotize myself. I have a word I use when I go to bed that I repeat over and over to myself and it usually works. I hope you get some sleep tonight. I’ve been reading articles on sleep and it’s not very safe to stay awake a lot. It can lead to some terrible conditions. Whatever you do, get some sleep.
Thanks. I’ll try those things. It’s really hard because they iradiate my face all of the time and it’s doing damage, as I mentioned before) and every time I lay down, they tickle it in certain places. Well, it feels like tickling, but whatever it is swells tissue, so I know it’s NOT good! It’s impossible to sleep well when they do that. When I do get to sleep, they only let me sleep for 2 hrs at a time. You need at least 3 to get any kind of replenishment.
This reporter goes all the way to CHINA to cover a persecuted BLOGGER but NO ONE will even CROSS THE STREET to help a ti. NEVER ONCE have I been offered aid by ANYONE against this. I notice “charitable” organizations are like that too..they want to help oppressed people overseas but do not dare get involved at home due to fear. I always wonder what i would have been like if I hadn’t virtually been born a target.
It’s not only this reporter, but a lot of them that go all the way to China to get a story. All they have to do is open their eyes and see what’s going on around them right here in the U.S.A.