China Sticks Nose Into Nobel Peace Prize Award

Seems that China is opposed to one Hu Jia, an AIDS Activist recieving the Nobel Peace Prize this Friday. You see, the Chinese Government numbnuts do not see him as an activist, but as a JAILED DISSIDENT...his crime...keeping track of other activists unfairly and unjustly harrassed and hauled off by the thugs in China's repressive regime. Too HARSH? this is a nation that bulldozes entire communities, displaces millions on a whim, this is a nation that wrongfully rules over Tibet with an IRON FIST. This is a corrupt nation that ships TAINTED GOODS all over the world with disregard to human health and safety. Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang is a dick weed who should keep his pantied assed remarks and opinions to himself...at every turn on the road they off more proof of their human rights violations, give America just cause to revoke its Most Favored Nation Trading status. If George Bush were not such a ball less piss ant, he would order Secretary of State Condi Rice to issue a statement taking exception to Qin Gang's remarks, and interference.

China Opposes Peace Prize for Rights Activist

Beijing Says Nobel Peace Prize Should Not Be Awarded to Chinese Human Rights Activist

BEIJING October 9, 2008 (AP)

China said Thursday that a prominent Chinese human rights activist should not be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying such an honor would go against the spirit of the award.

Outspoken Chinese AIDS activist Hu Jia speaks during an interview at a cafe in Beijing, in this...

Outspoken Chinese AIDS activist Hu Jia speaks during an interview at a cafe in Beijing, in this March 31, 2006 file photo. China said Thursday that a prominent Chinese human rights activist should not be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying such an honor would go against the spirit of the award. Jailed dissident Hu Jia is considered among the front-runners for the prize to be announced Friday.

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Jailed dissident Hu Jia is considered among the front-runners for the prize to be announced Friday. No short list of potential Nobel laureates is announced.

"I hope the Nobel Peace Prize should be awarded to the right person. If the prize is awarded to such a person it would be against the purpose of such a prize," said at a regular news conference.

Qin said the prize should be awarded to someone who has "truly made contributions to world peace," and there are thousands of eligible Chinese they could pick.

Hu is a brash dissident who tirelessly chronicled the arrests and harassment of other activists before he was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in jail in April. Security agents took him without explanation from his apartment on Dec. 27.