However the premise of the post still stands. And though it’s been over a year since the post – little if anything has improved.

This is their website:
http://english.cri.cn/

If you have the power to change something, I encourage you to go do it. The voiceless has something to say but they are often drowned by those who are the Authority. This concern is not only about Chinese authoritarianism, but even in political and ecumenical settings, such tyranny does rule and suppress those who are powerless.

The Block China Petition looks good…maybe China should know that such petition exists and she has to think about it and do something about it ASAP.

Take some time to look into it – you may begin to understand why this thread is not a lost cause.

Not trying to be paranoid, just bashed myself up against the rocks too many times and have come to the conclusion that if internet is something that is really important to me i should go home and I have thought about it.

Venting is cool, but affecting change would be impossible.

It, of course, doesn’t. This post and the related “petition” is simply a way for us suffering the blocks to vent.

There’s a whole lot of paranoia and grand assumptions in this thread, and I’m a bit amazed it went that way. But such as it is… figured I’d be clear.

@FiveGwilDD: I’ve just no idea what you’re going on about mate. But to answer your question – we’re hosted in the US.