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October 10, 2005

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Lu Banglie is probably dead (in front of a foreign correspondent):

The last time I saw Lu Banglie, he was lying in a ditch on the side of the street - placid, numb and lifeless - the spit, snot and urine of about 20 men mixing with his blood, and running all over his body.

The last words of Mr Lu I wrote down were: "The police cover their arses. They employ all these thugs whose lives mean nothing to them to kill you. That's why once we are in this we can't go out."

Read the whole dreadful story.

Let's see how this time Hu and company will shake this stuff off. No doubt they'll do.

Update. CDT reports that Lu is alive and has been sent back to his home (his condition unknown). Good news for Lu's life but the substance doesn't change.

 posted by Enzo on 10.10.05 at 11:36 PM in the




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michael anti (spac3s.m5n.com/members/mranti/) said Lu is safe and fine. He fainted and was hurted, but otherwise he is fine. he was able to visit his friends and tell them about what happened.
(apparently Guangdong govt send a car to "escorted" him to his Hubei home)

Anti continued his criticism of guardian reporter benjamin joffe-walt, alleging that exaggerating facts does not help with the Taishi cause...

 posted by: sunbin on 10.11.05 at 03:59 AM [permalink]

I repeat: the substance doesn't change.

Enzo

 posted by: Enzo on 10.11.05 at 03:47 PM [permalink]




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