Terrorist by the name of PRC/CCP/ChinaSpy Initiated Cyber Attacks Against USA and Canada
Mr. Liu Gang (https://twitter.com/LiuGang8964) (note:same things are happening to Canada)
Thursday, November 24, 2011
China Initiated Cyber Attacks Against U.S.
An Open Letter to US Senators and Representatives
China Initiated Cyber Attacks and Military Espionage Against U.S.
http://jasmine-action.blogspot.ca/2011/11/open-letter-to-us-senators-adn.html
China Cybaer Attacks threaten U.S. Security, Congressman Mike Rogers Says
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-china-cyberattacks-20111004,0,3051541.story
U.S. report blasts China, Russia for cyberattackshttp://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/story/2011-11-03/china-russia-cybersecurity/51065010/1
Video：
Check out this great MSN video: US threatened by Chinese cyber attacks
http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/us-threatened-by-chinese-cyber-attacks/63bphnd
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Jan30, China-Spy ShengXue show and thousands of Chinese and other show teams party at Parliament Hill
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
shengxue's background, I will take off her makeup one by one!
https://twitter.com/ChinaSpyAtPH
Background[edit]
Sheng Xue grew up in Beijing, and moved to Canada soon after the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
Sheng Xue is a member of PEN Canada, and also a member of The Independent Chinese PEN Center (ICPC), both of which belong to International PEN. She is a member of the Writers in Prison Committee of ICPC.
Sheng Xue is the Canadian correspondent of Radio Free Asia and the North American correspondent of Deutsche Welle (Voice of Germany). She is also a regular commentator or columnist for a couple of media.
In 2001, she received the Canadian Association for Journalists Award for Investigative Journalism, and the Canada's National Magazine Award, for an investigatihttps://twitter.com/ChinaSpyAtPHve report, "The Smuggler's Slaves", on the lives of Chinese boat refugees published in the Canadian magazine Maclean's.[1][2][3] She is the first Chinese Canadian to win such prestigious awards.
In 2005, Sheng won the Journalism and Media Award from the National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada,[4] for her outstanding achievements, contributions, and community service and in recognition of her efforts in promoting understanding the traditions and the interests of Chinese-Canadian communities, her leadership, courage and dedication for the promotion of multiculturalism, human rights, respect of human and cultural values, integrity and equality among all Canadians.
In 2001, Sheng Xue investigated China's most prominent smuggling case and published a book (in Chinese), Unveiling the Yuan Hua Case (simplified Chinese: “远华案”黑幕;traditional Chinese: 「遠華案」黑幕), which soon became a best seller in Chinese communities outside mainland China and created shock waves both inside and outside China. The Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China immediately banned the book.
A collection of Sheng Xue's poems (in Chinese), Seeking the Soul of Snow (simplified Chinese: 觅雪魂; traditional Chinese: 覓雪魂), was published in Jan 2008 by United Writers Press, Hong Kong. The poetry collection has also been banned by authorities in mainland China.
United Writers Press also published a collection of Sheng Xue's essays (in Chinese), Lyricism From a Fierce Critic (simplified Chinese: 敌对抒情; traditional Chinese: 敵對抒情) in August 2008. This book has also been banned in China.
She also starred two Canadian movies, Small Pleasures (simplified Chinese: 浮云; traditional Chinese: 浮雲) in 1993,[5][6] and Chinese Chocolate (simplified Chinese: 落鸟;traditional Chinese: 落鳥) in 1995.[7] She also starred a stage drama (in Chinese), He Zhu Xin Pei (Chinese: 荷珠新佩), in 1997.[8]
Sheng Xue was the Writer in Residence at Carlton University, Ottawa, in the winter of 2007,[9] the Writer in Residence at McMaster University for the winter of 2009,[3] and theWriter in Exile of Edmonton during September 2009 - August 2010.[9]
Sheng Xue is a key leader of overseas Chinese pro-democratic movement and is an outspoken critic of the Chinese government's human rights record. She is the chairperson of June 4 Massacre Investigation; Vice-Chairperson of The Federation for a Democratic China, Board member of Forum for Democratization of China and Asia. She established a group "Ten Dollar Can" in 2004, which is to encourage people to donate Ten Dollars per month and send to writers and journalists in prison, as well as other political prisoners, in China. She is also a founder of China Rights Network, a coalition of a number of organisations united by their opposition to the policies of the Chinese Communist Party, including Falundafa Human Right Association, Federation for a Democratic China, Students for a Free Tibet, Taiwanese Human Right Association of Canada, Tibetan Women's Association of Ontario, Tibetan Youth Congress, Uyghur Canadian Association, World Federalists of Canada, and others.
On September 29, 2012, during a function held in Sheng Xue's home by about 50 Asian political exiles to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, Jason Kenney, on behalf of the Canadian government, awarded Sheng Xue the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.
On October 8, 2012, during the FDC's 11th Global Congress held in Budapest, Sheng Xue was elected as the Chairperson of Federation for a Democratic China.
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