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Bloomberg's news website remains blocked by China's state censors a full month after it detailed the riches amassed by the family of Xi Jinping, the man who is expected to be the country's next president.
Although periodic outages of foreign media websites in China are common, the month-long total blackout of Bloomberg is an unusually harsh response, highlighting the extent to which its coverage angered the government.
Beijing has tried to apply pressure in other ways, too. In the weeks since the article was published, people believed to be state security agents have tailed some Bloomberg employees; Chinese bankers and financial regulators have cancelled previously arranged meetings with Matthew Winkler, Bloomberg's editor-in-chief; and Chinese investigators have visited local investment banks to see if they shared any information with Bloomberg, according to people with knowledge of these incidents.
why are we all so afraid of each other? what would be so wrong if we all lived in glass houses? (metaphorically speaking) although the literal aforementioned would be equally awesome. finding like minded people to create acceptance and community while accepting others who chose differently to do as they will. maybe even one day encouraging them to be different ........
The people are not stupid in China, and all know of these things.they try to live life and avoid becoming a target, but sometimes enough is enough, and then they will attack and beat the police and destroy property in protests, but these are crushed by the military police very quickly.. News of those kinds of things take time to filter down through word of mouth..
Scary how the USA is beginning to look like it is taking on traits of this