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Conclusion: A lie is after all a lie. In history, Hitler’s lies killed millions of Jews, and he ultimately committed suicide. His determined followers also received their deserved punishment. The libeling and persecution of Jesus and Christians in history not only did not destroy the spirit of Jesus, it destroyed the country and families of the suppressor.
The banner that reads “Bring Jiang Zemin to Justice” continued to be hung in front of the Chinese Consulate, signifying that the evil is collapsing in the face of justice. Jiang instigated the persecution against Falun Gong and should be brought to justice for his crimes in a court of law.
A CHINESE national who fears persecution in his homeland is cycling from Melbourne to Canberra in a bid to avoid deportation from Australia.
Hong Kong’s top court has overturned convictions against eight followers of the Falun Gong spiritual group accused of assaulting and obstructing police during a 2002 protest. The case is seen as a key test of judicial independence under Chinese rule.
On May 1, 2005, Falun Gong practitioners from Australia gathered in front of the Singapore Embassy to hold a peaceful appeal and a news conference. They were protesting the Singapore court’s unjust conviction of Falun Gong practitioners.
On Sunday the 1st May at 1:30pm both ACT and NSW Falun Dafa practitioners will hold an appeal and press conference outside the Singapore High Commission in Canberra.
Wasn’t the world shocked and in disbelief when it was revealed what Hitler had done to the Jews in World War Two? Similar questions are being asked about the Chinese Government’s treatment of Falun Gong practitioners after last week’s exhibition at the Noosa Library was censored.
I read with interest your article “Too strong, too real”, on the front page of the Noosa News of Friday, 15 April 2005. Such an art exhibition, and indeed such a terrible persecution of its own people taking place in China today, must stir the hearts and compassion of all concerned locals.
Australian Prime Minister Mr. John Howard will visit China at the end of April and sign trade agreements between the two countries. Before his departure, Falun Gong practitioners in Sydney held a candlelight vigil and urged Mr. Howard to put forward the Falun Gong issue to the Chinese government during his visit.
I applaud the Noosa News for tackling a front-page report, “Too strong, too real”, on the recent Falun Gong Art Exhibition “Uncompromising Courage” and for clarifying the truth of the ongoing persecution against millions of innocent citizens inside Mainland China.
