We are supposed to have a topic list to classify and show each topic ,like a forum.
Not as present,a reply after a reply,that is terrible poor in gathering our thoughts and finding out our interested-topics.

It is true that the Chinese passport is not visa-free in most of countries. We should step back and think how we could be a proper behaved tourist and ask our fellow compatriots not to sneak abroad illegally, especially those in Fujian. What they are doing is not just a personal crime-committing behavior, but more importantly is defacing the nation's image. How could we expect the other countries to respect us with this happenning all the time?

China is a powerful nation. We should be honoured to be born in it and have the chance to build it. We should self disipline all our life, be a responsible citizen and build an amazing and attractive place. It is not nationalism but a passion and liability for all.

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New York - Anti-gay riots have erupted in Jerusalem leading up to this
Friday's gay pride march (the fifth annual Jerusalem Pride March). 
Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, the North American co-chair of WorldPride and
leader of the world's largest synagogue serving Jews of all sexual
orientations and gender identities has released the following statement:

"Once again, hatred of gays and lesbians is uniting a group of people
who usually have nothing good to say about each other.  Religious
leaders from fundamentalist Orthodox Judaism, Islam and Christianity are
finding common ground in homophobia and religious bigotry.  They have
turned a gay pride march into a war against gay people."

"We firmly believe that tolerance is holy and that local GLBT groups,
whether they are in Jerusalem, Albany or Queens, should be able to
march through the streets of their communities, and without fear of bodily
harm.  For centuries, violence has been used to intimidate, if not
obliterate, marginalized groups, including Jews and gay people.  When
religious people employ these means, it is as tragic as it is predictable,"
said Rabbi Kleinbaum.

We stand in solidarity with our partner organization, The Jerusalem
Open House (JOH)-Jerusalem's GLBT community center- in calling for an end
to the hate-motivated violence intended to stop next Friday's annual
gay pride march, and declaring the necessity for freedom of speech and
the right to peaceful assembly for all people in Israel. 

The streets of Jerusalem are burning.  Throughout the past week, the
Ultra-Orthodox community of Jerusalem has been rioting, setting fires and
throwing stones at passing motorists, police and firefighters.  Today
they have called for the death of the leaders of the Jerusalem Open
House, invoking the same rabbinic curse that was leveled against Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin days before his assassination.  This is bigotry in
the name of religion inciting violence against GLBT people.  Religious
bigots from other faith traditions have expressed support for these
protesters and voiced similar sentiments denouncing the JOH march.

CBST has launched a fundraising effort to help provide the JOH with the
costs generated by the anti-gay rioters. The unprecedented security
costs, which amount to more than three times the total costs of last
year's march and associated events, will cover such security measures as a
makeshift field hospital and helicopter surveillance. Contributions can
be made online at www.cbst.org or mailed to Congregation Beth Simchat
Torah, 57 Bethune Street, New York, NY 10014.

Congregation Beth Simchat Torah (CBST) is the world's largest synagogue
serving Jews of all sexual orientations and gender identities. 
(www.cbst.org)

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