一只张牙舞爪的虫子

去年不让媒体去西藏，搞得各说各的，中国政府跟外国媒体打架，他们不信我们我们不信他们，吵翻天。
今年第一时间向媒体开放了（虽然不是百分百），也算是从去年的悲剧中至少学到一点东西，取得一点进步。

看电视，似乎又回到了去年3月的拉萨。
现在连汉族人也拎着刀棍上街了。
天，这要弄成什么样啊。

新疆一骚乱，这帮狗日的立马就把twitter给封了。
上次因为西藏和尚上传了点东西而遭封杀的youtube，现在还没解冻呢。
你们丫也就这点本事，一有个风吹草动的就忙着封这个网站那个网站，操。

周末跟一外国记者朋友一起去爬梯，爬到一半他的室友打来电话--家里遭贼了。
回家一看，别的没丢，丢两笔记本。贼是从窗户里爬进来的，窗台上留一大脚印子。
帮他报了警，很快来了两个警察。录了笔供，过会儿刷刷刷又来了一帮人，戴着手套在窗台上刷黑粉，查脚印，拍照片，颇有CSI Beijing的架势，就差床底下拖一无头女尸出来了。过会儿又刷刷刷来了外事办的，继续录笔供，一直到半夜。
据我保守估计，总共来了至少10个警察。
2天后，丢的东西全找回来了。
靠。
我跟他说，你终于沾了一回当外国记者的光了。这事要发生在我身上，我直接就去买新电脑了。

刚问哪儿有“法克绿坝”的T恤卖，艾老师今天就免费发放了。
草场地的大爬梯，大家都穿着艾老师设计的T恤，绿的蓝的白的，有吃的，有啤酒，真乃一片欢乐和谐。

有人卖印有“FUCK GREEN DAM”或者“我操绿坝”的T恤吗？
我想买……

有人认识会画立体三维画的吗？就是在道路上或者墙上画的，然后看起来有立体感，跟真的似的那种。
我有个好朋友开幼儿园，想请人画。

早晨一来，看到一则消息，出离愤怒：
http://www.stnn.cc/china/200906/t20090624_1052017.html
后来又看到一个东西，心里又顿觉无比激动：
https://docs.google.com/View?id=df563ttp_0c4tt2fdp

因被绿坝-花季护航软件屏蔽
华为官网产品介绍中产品名称“24口交换机”被迫修改成“24嘴交换机”
华为工程师对记者表示：他妈的太操蛋了。

早一集，晚一集，生活真美好。

BEIJING – Wow. People in Iran have the right to elect their own president? Candidates are allowed to participate in TV debates and give speeches to their supporters, just like in the United States? And they are allowed to publicly protest?

This comes as news to many in China who have long viewed Iran as an extremely conservative Muslim country where women have to cover their hair and bodies with scarves and robes. It’s mostly known here for leaders who openly challenge the United States and play cat-and-mouse over their stubborn nuclear power policies.

But people in Iran, usually seen as so mysterious and different from China, do enjoy many rights not endowed to Chinese citizens – such as voting and going out on the streets to express their discontent.

So it comes as a surprise to see that China’s mainstream media coverage of the post-election crisis in Iran has been fairly thorough. The protests and resulting bloodshed were reported all week in newspapers and on Web sites, with vivid videos and pictures.

There were even articles by academics who had expressed fears that images of protesters would be purposely blocked by Chinese authorities, so as not to trigger memories of the violent crackdown on the student movement in Beijing 20 years ago this month. Apparently their predictions were wrong.

The coverage included a healthy dose of analysis by Middle East experts, discussing the election results and the growing protests. But they did not say much about the events’ influence on China, despite the fact China is Iran’s biggest oil trading partner, as well as Iran’s biggest business partner in Asia.

Lively debate
Chinese Internet users have also engaged in lively debates in virtual chatrooms. After some discussion of actual events, the conversation always seems to switch to questions like: "What is America doing in Iran?" (It seems in China’s most active online chatrooms, Uncle Sam is involved in everything.)

"People in Iran should overthrow their Islamic maniac and war provoker Mahmoud Ahmadinejad," said one commenter on the most popular Internet chatroom, Tian Ya. 

That comment received an angry reply: "Oh really? Are you calling on Iranians to overthrow someone elected by themselves? War provoker? Tell me, has Iran in the past few decades provoked more wars than the democratic U.S.A?"

VIDEO: China wants censorship software on computers

That was met by: "It doesn’t matter who is the next Iranian president, hardliners or reformers! As long as they keep confronting the U.S., we should support them!"

Another comment stirred some controversy: "Isn’t it the same with America? They brainwash their people and shift people’s attention with the war in Iraq."

That comment received a sarcastic reply referring to China’s own restrictive policies: "Oh yes America brainwashes their people too? How? Do they use the Green Dam [software] to filter content online? Or does their statistics bureau give you fake data? Or do they block the Internet?"

But with the Iranian government now blocking social networking websites like Twitter and YouTube, any jealousy Chinese citizens may have fostered for their right to vote and protest likely switched to deep sympathy. As Chinese citizens, we are all too familiar with censorship.

原文在此：http://worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/06/19/1971333.aspx

第一次听他的歌，仔细算一下……哦天啊，好像是--17年以前。
那年出生的小孩现在都可以玩摇滚了。
17年以前我肯定想不到，会有一天，离得这么近，听他唱歌。
那个时候只有磁带和收录机，没人知道盗版是怎么回事，也没有现在这么多选择。就拿了他的磁带，翻来覆去的听，翻来覆去的听，直到磁带都给听坏了。所以一直到现在，还能够记住他几乎所有的歌词。
唱响“有生的日子天天快乐，别在意生日怎么过”时，旁边的女同胞给听哭了，拿下眼睛擦眼泪。
他的腿病越来越严重了，所以昨天说也许是最后一场演唱会。站着疼，但是还是站着唱了很多，场下是从头到尾一直跟唱的观众。
真幸运，临走的时候他唱了我最爱的那一首：
突然忘了挥别的手/含着笑的两行泪/像一个绝望的孩子/独自站在悬崖边
曾经一双无怨的眼/风雨后依然没变/匆匆一生遗忘多少容颜/唯一没忘你的脸
飘过青春的梦呀/惊醒在沉睡中/我用一转身离开的你/用我一辈子去忘记
2009年6月19日，北京展览馆。
（忘了带相机，照片偷自新浪娱乐）