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Beijing Olympics: How long will they kill our prophets?

Posted by Marc | 24-04-2008 21:27 | Category: Activism, Sport

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This anti China graffiti can be seen on the streets of Bangkok.
“How long will they kill our prophets? While we stand aside and look.”
(via Tibet Will Be Free and Wooster Collective)


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Comments about Beijing Olympics: How long will they kill our prophets?

This picture is ridiculous。Ironically the author’s blind

Posted by una | 11-07-2008 05:38

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It’s not anti-chinese graffiti- it’s graffiti. It is against the Burmese junta and the suppression of the monks rebellion.......

Posted by Andrew | 11-01-2009 04:41



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