From: Bee Surgeon <ZHIYONG%UIUCVMD.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
Subject:      Re: Protest in San Francisco and Shen Tong's "set-up"
Reply-To: Bee Surgeon <ZHIYONG%UIUCVMD.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
Organization: Indiana University
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 18:33:03 GMT
Comments: To: zhang@BUAST7.BU.EDU, china-nt@uga.BITNET

Dear Dictatorship-fighter T. Bao,
   (and I hope this is a better label than demo-fighter as you indicated it
was a sham),  I hope you should be hired by the great leader Deng (xiaoping,
 not William, of couse !), to be the best advisor.  See, if they see what you
are seeing, and if they are only half as smart and politically wise as you,
they would not only not arrest Mr. Shen Tong, but rather, they would let the
guy set the Fund for Democracy (or whatever), and televise the event (with
English subtitles so Gorge can see it without any translation), then put the ne
ws on the first page of People's (?) Daily.   And then they would give
him a medal "Deng's Award for Fighting for Democracy".  With this,
of course, as your logic goes, Bush could not only veto the protection bill
China would surely be declared to be safe for all Chinese to go home (including
 you Bao), he could be reelected because of his great vision for China.
and of course, the CCP will be the big winner.
    The question is, why they did not do this?   I think, you know, is because
they lack smart guys like you, Mr. Bao, who is so good at polikicking (and mayb
e politiking).  What a shame !  Stupid CCP !
    Since the players include Shen Tong and CCP, CCP could control the scene an
d not arrest him and then win big, I think Mr. Bao and Mr. Deng (not xiaoping
 but William) should blame CCP, at least equally, or more.  Instead we see
Mr. Deng praise CCP keeping its promise.  This is like saying 'I am not sorry
 my dog bit you, she is a bitch, and she has promised to bite anyone she sees,
it is a great dog, you see ? she always keeps its promises'.
    Long live Deng and Bao and their logic, so this world is more colorful !
                          -- zhiyong


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>Subject:      Re: Protest in San Francisco and Shen Tong's "set-up"
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>That is great,  With William Deng and T. Bao join hands together in yet another
>show of cool-bloodship! While accused other of "set-up" blah blah, T. Bao's
>message actually served as a very good self-portrait to his character and
>political skillfulness/dirtyness (the word in his own message). Therefore,
>instead of outrage, I am grateful to T.Bao for his self-exposure.
>However, if T. Bao as well as William Deng wants to get "famous" or
>get "promoted", then this is a wrong place as the rest of netters are
>not (and will not be) impressed by your cold-bloodship. Of course, it
>will be another story if you are using your self-exposure here to get "famous"
>and "promoted" somewhere else. But we won't care if you do.
>
>As for William Deng's childish game of clearing his infamous name, I would
>like to remind William Deng that your past would help you too much as who knows
>where your self-depicted heroic history comes from, at least as a KeDa alumnus
>I am never being able to confirm your glorious history from anyone I know of.
>Maybe your definition of Keda people is again different. Maybe we could hope
>the Public Security Bureau will confirm it for you ASAP. But, to me, it is
>not so important what your past is. Rather, I am concerned the fact that you
>are pretty active in a few of CSS organizations here in U.S. at present time
>and even was elected to be a board member (though with your Chinese name).
>Hope you won't use your present title(s)/holding to denounce those CSS
>organizations in a future time when you could get a better offer. Hope my
>concern on this aspect could also serve as an remind to those CSS friends
>who are working with our dear William Deng nowadays.
>
>William Deng wrote the following:
>
>>	To clear my name and avoid further personal attack, I have to reveal
>> some of my previous activities so you could judge whether I am qualified to
>> call myself a demcracy-fighter:
>>	In 1986 students movement, I was the first guy in the whole movement
>> who stood up to call students to demonstate in the street. When: Dec.4,1986.
>> Where: School hall of USTC (KeDa), Hefei. Audience: almost all KeDa people.
>> I was also a major organizer of the first demonstation in the 86 movement
>> which was held on Dec.5,1986 in Hefei, Anhui, and a major dialogue
>> representative to have dialogue with officers held in the Anhui provincial
>> headquarter at the same day.
>>
>> William Deng
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