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by Admin on 12/7/09

An UK Blog's Observation
After Viewing Rebiya Kadeer's TV Interview

I just finished watching an interview with Ms Rebiya Kadeer and found a few interesting facts:
我刚看了对热比鸭女士的电视采访,我发现了以下几个有意思的事实:

1. She had 6 children, which confirms that Uighurs were not subject to China’s One Child Policy
她有6个儿女,这说明维吾尔人不用受独生子女政策的约束。

2. She was born to a family with no background. She started her business with a road side convenient store and worked her way to be THE richest person in the province of Xinjiang. This proved Uighurs can earn their business success through hard work.
她没有任何家族背景,却能由一个地摊摊主成为新疆第一富,这说明维吾尔人在中国完全可以通过劳动致富。

3. She was a senior member of the People’s Congress of Xinjiang, and a senior member of the National People’s Congress of China. This shows Uighurs were not excluded from political life in China.
她是新疆人大高干和全国人大委员,这说明在中国维吾尔人在政治上不受歧视。

4. She was arrested because she provided funding to Eastern Turkestan and carried out activities in China following instructions from Eastern Turkestan. Eastern Turkestan is labeled as terrorist organization by most countries including the US , Russia, China, etc.
她被捕是因为资助东突并接受东突的指令在中国组织动乱,而东突不但在中国而且在世界上绝大部分国家包括美国和俄国都被列为恐怖组织。

blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/malcolmmoore/
100002509/urumqi-riots-signal-dark-days-ahead/

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