From: uphhswh@Msu.oscs.montana.edu
Subject: Re: Chinese Running Dog
Reply-To: uphhswh@Msu.oscs.montana.edu
Organization: Montana State University
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 02:27:36 GMT

In article <FKS=BL@engin.umich.edu>, chen@caen.engin.umich.edu (Jian Chen) writes:
>
>               Chinese Running Dog
> 
>
>In this article, I plan to answer some questions about my
>background. It is always my principle that I do not want
>to hide anything about myself. A true understanding can 
>only be achieved with a full openness. I have posted my 
>personal resume before. Now, some of British running dogs, 
>for example, Can Lin, questioned my family background and 
>accused me to be from a CCP gaogan's family. Here is the 
>answer.
>
>My father is a professor in computer science in Fuzhou
>University. Like many of Chinese intellectuals, he is
          
how many? more than 50% ?

>loyal to CCP because CCP is the only one who completely
>kick out foreign powers who have suppressed Chinese people
>for several centuries. He applied for the membership of
>CCP for several decades. But until now, he is not admitted
>because the problem of my grandfather and my great 
>grandfather. I'll tell it later.
>

Fuzhou Univ. is strange enough.

>China's nightmare started from British invasion, the infamous 
>Opium War. It is well known that China was forced to give Hong Kong 

but not due to.

>to Britian as a British colony and as a base to import opium to 
>China. Today, American politicians fight hard against the organized
>crime of drug dealers. They see the future of American will
>be ruined by the drugs. The American dream will be ruined by
>drugs. Yes. Their conclusion is very true. A perfect example
>is not any country else but China. And I would like to point 
>out here that the biggest organized crime organization for 
>drug dealers in the history is not anyone else, but
>
>             BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
>
>With their military power, British government forced
>China to import opium to poison Chinese people and ruined
>Chinese future. Today, many people blame CCP for China's
>problem. But I suggest all of you read Dr. Sun Zhong
>San (Dr. Sun Yet-sen?)'s book "Three people'ism". This
>book is based on Dr. Sun's lectures in 1924. One can see
>very clearly that the situation of China at that time.
>In his lectures, Dr. Sun expressed his deep worries about
>the existance of Chinese people in the future. Yes, with
>50 years poison from Britain, China was in a hell.
>
>My great grandfather was a member of KMT. He actively
>took part in 1911 revolution which overthrowed Qing 
>dynasty which he considered to be a foreign government.
>After the revolution, he returned his hometown, a small 
>villige near Fuzhou, Fujian.  He opened a small grocery
>store. After 1949, his store was seized by government
>and he became a staff in his store. He died before I was
>born. My father said he was a very kind man and almost
>all of the people in the villige are his friends. So, he
>did not suffer much after 1949 revolution although his
>store was seized.
>
>My grandfather is a doctor in a small hospital in the county.
>He was not very actively politically. He said KMT was very
>corrupted before 1949 and politics is dirty.
>
>The British running dogs accused me to be CCP running dog.
>Unfortunately, there is no CCP member in my family. A more
>accurate accusation is Chinese running dog. I praised Deng
>Xiao Ping and CCP for leading the reform which started 14
>years ago. I praised Dr. Sun Zhong San and KMT for overthrowing
>the emperors of China. I praise President Jiang and KMT for leading
>China to defeat Japanese invasion. Today, I praise CCP for
>their fighting against British government and restore the
>sovereign power of China in Hong Kong.
>
>I would like to tell openly that I am proud to receive the
>honor of Chinese running dog and I will consider it is the
>highest honor I receive in my life. Thank you, British 
>running dogs.

if you are real chinese running dog, pay more care and love to your fellow chinese aroun
around you first.  

>
>
>J Chen
>Department of Chemistry
>University of Michigan
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