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作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-2 21:15 標題: 溫爺爺劍橋閃避掟鞋記

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http://www.mingpaonews.com/20090203/caa1h.htm

溫家寶劍橋演講遭掟鞋
回應指「卑鄙伎倆阻不了中英友誼」 2009年2月3日

【明報專訊】在英國劍橋大學演講的國務院總理溫家寶遭到擲鞋抗議，令演講一度中斷。溫家寶其後說﹕「這種卑鄙的伎倆，阻擋不了中英兩國人民的友誼。」而溫家寶在發表題為《用發展眼光看中國》的演講時指，「不受管理的市場經濟是注定行不通的」，並指道德缺失是這場國際金融危機的重要原因之一。

昨天在溫家寶演講的尾聲時，一名白種男子向他擲鞋，並大喊「這是恥辱」，鞋子落在距溫家寶講台一米的地方，該男子又高叫「大學怎能拜倒在這獨裁者腳下？」他隨即被保安人員帶走。

作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-2 21:17

出奇嘅係，西報嘅報導竟然更為長盡：

http://www.vancouversun.com/news ... /1245159/story.html

CAMBRIDGE, England - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao’s European tour ended dramatically on Monday when a protester hurled a shoe at him as he gave a speech at Britain’s Cambridge University.

Police in the eastern English city later charged a 27-year-old man with a public order offence in relation to the incident, which came at the end of a three-day trip to Britain that included talks with Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

In a clear echo of the Iraqi journalist who threw a shoe at George W. Bush in Baghdad in December, the Caucasian protester had shouted "This is a scandal" as he interrupted Wen’s speech from the back of the auditorium.

"This dictator here, how can you listen to the lies he’s telling? You are not challenging him," he said before blowing a whistle and hurling a sports trainer at Wen, who had been discussing China’s role in the globalized world.

The shoe landed about a yard from the Chinese premier, who glanced sharply to one side to watch it hit the stage, but did not appear frightened. A security man kicked the shoe off the stage.

As the protester was bundled out, he shouted to audience members: "Stand up and protest," to which some of the spectators - most of whom appeared to be Chinese students - retorted: "Shame on you, shame on you."

After the interruption, Wen reproached the demonstrator.

"This despicable behaviour cannot stand in the way of friendship between China and the UK," he said, receiving a round of applause from the audience.

The incident echoed the protest by Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi against then-US president Bush on Dec. 14, which won him global fame.

A spokeswoman for Cambridge police said: "Following an incident in the auditorium during the premier’s speech earlier today, a man has been charged with a public order offence." He will appear in court on February 10, she said.

She gave no information about the nationality of the man, who appeared to have a non-English, European accent.

Wen was interrupted as he delivered a largely anodyne speech in front of about 500 people in a concert hall here. Security was tight, and outside about 200 mostly pro-Chinese demonstrators were kept in two pens on the pavement.

Supporters waved red Chinese flags, some banged drums and there was a colourful paper dragon - although one banner said: "Remember Tiananmen."

Earlier, Wen held talks with Brown in London where he promised to join urgent and coordinated action to avert a global economic disaster.

Brown said Britain wants to double its exports to China within 18 months, and stressed the relationship between the two nations would be a "pivotal force" in weathering the global economic storm.

Wen’s first visit to Britain since 2006 came at the end of a high-profile European trip that included Germany, Spain, the European Union headquarters in Brussels and the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.

But the tour was clouded by pro-Tibetan protests which regularly target trips by Chinese leaders.

China is particularly sensitive about Tibet questions ahead of the 50th anniversary of the March 1959 uprising that led to the escape of Tibet’s spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, into exile.

In London, some 50 pro-Tibetan and 100 pro-Chinese demonstrators gathered outside Brown’s Downing Street office for rival protests to coincide with Wen’s visit there. Five pro-Tibetan activists had been arrested in a protest Sunday.

Chinese state television CCTV broadcast Wen’s speech in Cambridge but abruptly cut away from the coverage when the protest happened.

A proctor, who is responsible for discipline at the university, told AFP that university officials asked the protester to stop shouting and sit down.

"He continued, took off a shoe and then threw it towards the stage. The constables (university police) got to him and took him out," he said.

University Vice-Chancellor Professor Alison Richard said she "deeply regret" the outburst, saying: "This university is a place for considered argument and debate, not for shoe-throwing."

作者: noa 時間: 2009-2-3 01:05

似乎家下好興掟鞋........

作者: peter236 時間: 2009-2-3 01:41

The title of this thread is misleading. He didn't even need to dodge as those anti-Chinese racists were not even close to hitting him.

As the western countries like the US and UK are going bankrupt, we can expect more of these anti-Chinese hatred from those racists. How pathetic these racists are?

CCTV should show this to all the Chinese people so that they know how racist these westerners can be.

[ 本帖最後由 peter236 於 2009-2-3 03:08 編輯 ]

作者: CWong 時間: 2009-2-3 04:00

第一个掟鞋係英雄，第二个就係蠢才！

作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-3 10:24

原帖由 peter236 於 2009-2-3 01:41 發表
As the western countries like the US and UK are going bankrupt, we can expect more of these anti-Chinese hatred from those racists. How pathetic these racists are?

五毛兄，

響全球嘅金融大氣候之下，你以為歐美破產，中國又可以讀善其身嗎？如果可以淨係靠內須，東莞同華南就唔會有咁多廠要執，而國家亦唔會保唔到八啦？

原帖由 peter236 於 2009-2-3 01:41 發表
CCTV should show this to all the Chinese people so that they know how racist these westerners can be.

但好可惜，偏偏中國就係一個專制同無言論自由嘅國度，如果唔係 CCTV 都唔使即刻 cut 左條片啦？

-力

作者: sheep 時間: 2009-2-3 10:55

而家大陸又話有經濟增長
香港又話有盈餘
大家照洗錢
呢D都係大陸打腫塊面沖闊佬
自欺欺人愛國同包又深信不移
到錢洗哂果D陣痛楚比人強
Peter仔當埋你條底褲番祖國投資啦
笨

作者: BiscottiGelato 時間: 2009-2-3 10:57

原帖由 Lik 於 2009-2-3 10:24 發表

五毛兄，
響全球嘅金融大氣候之下，你以為歐美破產，中國又可以讀善其身嗎？如果可以淨係靠內須，東莞同華南就唔會有咁多廠要執，而國家亦唔會保唔到八啦？

但好可惜，偏偏中國就係一個專制同無言論自由嘅國度，如果唔係 CCTV 都唔 ...

Possibly blocked to remove the risk of any anti-Western sentiment building up within China. Such sentiment is unnecassary and dangerous when what you want is to establish good foriegn relationships and maintain domestic civil stability. You have to know that a lot of the rural Chinese crowds can be more nationalistic and emotinonally charged some times (due to lack of education) and it can be hard to calm then down once you let things lose. Makes sense why they blocked it IMO.

作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-3 11:44

中共背後嘅理念我當然明白，但我卻完全唔同意佢地嘅做法。無啦啦 cut 左條片，你當D觀眾（就算係鄉郊果D）全部都係白黐，唔支發生咩事咩？

當然，國內個金盾工程又真係好勁，但咁只係更加顯露出共產黨嘅偽善。

-力

作者: samsung 時間: 2009-2-3 12:03

r u the real traum?

作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-3 12:17

原帖由 samsung 於 2009-2-3 12:03 發表
r u the real traum?

What makes you think I am not?

-Lik

作者: samsung 時間: 2009-2-3 12:30

原帖由 Lik 於 2009-2-3 13:17 發表

What makes you think I am not?

-Lik

you changed a lot

you are not active anymore and you used a diff name lor

u know, there are a lot of impersonations these days

作者: soli 時間: 2009-2-3 18:30

響呢個經濟大環境﹐世界上除中國外仲有邊一個國家敢講話要保八? 保零就已經好唔錯啦~
問問保守黨2009 年可唔可以保到零(零經濟增長)?

作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-3 20:04

有腦有見識嘅人都知道，周圍D分析員都話中國個 GDP 數字其實有水份，所以如果保唔到八嘅話其實就即係等於經濟衰退一樣。換句話講，08年第四季個 GDP 其實已經同衰退一樣啦。

唔知換左係 Liberals 或者聯盟政府嘅話，咁加拿大係咪就可以唔使 GDP 有負增長，又可以有財政盈餘？

講說話唔經大腦，真係費事同你狗up辯論。

-力

作者: soli 時間: 2009-2-3 20:56

周圍D分析員~

作者: peter236 時間: 2009-2-3 21:10

原帖由 soli 於 2009-2-3 21:56 發表
周圍D分析員~

haha, these western analysts, if they are that good, their own over-hyped economies would not have slided into this financial mess. They better mind their own business first, instead of taking about China.

作者: peter236 時間: 2009-2-3 21:39

原帖由 Lik 於 2009-2-3 11:24 發表

五毛兄，

響全球嘅金融大氣候之下，你以為歐美破產，中國又可以讀善其身嗎？如果可以淨係靠內須，東莞同華南就唔會有咁多廠要執，而國家亦唔會保唔到八啦？

但好可惜，偏偏中國就係一個專制同無言論自由嘅國度，如果唔係 CCTV 都唔 ...

力奇兄，正當美國英國經濟面對衰退，蝦帕政府欠債勁升，你仍然對中國刺擊內需是否有效密切關注，真係可喜可賀啊。

作者: Lik 時間: 2009-2-4 02:24

原帖由 peter236 於 2009-2-3 21:39 發表
力奇兄，正當美國英國經濟面對衰退，蝦帕政府欠債勁升，你仍然對中國刺擊內需是否有效密切關注，真係可喜可賀啊。

我同絕大多數嘅香港人都一樣，心裡面都熱愛中國。只係愛之深、責之切，而唔係好似你呢D五毛黨一樣，乜野都盲目崇拜，黨講乜你就信乜做乜。

我同你講，你呢D只係愛黨而唔係愛國。

-力

作者: peter236 時間: 2009-2-4 02:31

原帖由 Lik 於 2009-2-4 03:24 發表

我同絕大多數嘅香港人都一樣，心裡面都熱愛中國。只係愛之深、責之切，而唔係好似你呢D五毛黨一樣，乜野都盲目崇拜，黨講乜你就信乜做乜。

我同你講，你呢D只係愛黨而唔係愛國。

-力 ...

You stupid pro-British moron, I never said anything of that sort. I just said I like Chinese la mian. That has nothing to do with politics.

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