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Full Movie Free - Ai Weiwei Never Sorry - Official US Full Movie Free - 1 HD (2012) part 1
Visit watchvidsfree.tk to see the movie for free. Release Date July 27, 2012 (limited) Studio: Sundance Selects Director: Alison Klayman Screenwriter: Alison Klayman Starring: Danqing Chen, Ying Gao, Changwei Gu Genre: Documentary MPAA Rating: Not Available Official Website: Not Available Review: Not Available DVD Review: Not Available Plot Summary: Ai Weiwei is Chinas most famous international artist, and its most outspoken domestic critic. Against a backdrop of strict censorship and an unresponsive legal system, Ai expresses himself and organizes people through art and social media. In response, Chinese authorities have shut down his blog, beat him up, bulldozed his newly built studio, and held him in secret detention. Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry is the revealing inside story of a dissident for the digital age who inspires global audiences and blurs the boundaries of art and politics. First-time director Alison Klayman gained unprecedented access to Ai while working as a journalist in China. Her detailed portrait provides a nuanced exploration of contemporary China and one of its most compelling public figures. part 1 Ai, Weiwei, Never, Sorry, teaser, Full Movie Frees, Teaser, Official, first, movieFull Movie Free, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, Movie, Film, preview, new, watch, 720p, Full, clip...From:martinahanson98Views:0 0ratingsTime:00:48More inFilm Animation

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Runescape #39;Unnecessary Censorship #39; - Episode 3 - The XMAS Special
Today #39;s episode of #39;Unnecessary Censorship #39; features this week #39;s Behind the Scenes post for "Stray in a Manger." Turns out Santa might not be so nice after all..! Improvements Updates in Episode 3: -More blurs added upon request -New holiday intro/outro -More new memes added This video is just a joke, please do not take it seriously. If you don #39;t have a sense of humor and can #39;t take a joke, don #39;t watch this video. Thanks! All of the censored words in this video are up to your own personal interpretation. Some of the words have been given small hints as to what they might be. I hope you enjoy, this video was very tedious to make, and took a lot of work! Here #39;s the link to the original video: http://www.youtube.com Thanks for watching, and merry Christmas! :)From:SynisterSixViews:93 36ratingsTime:04:28More inEntertainment

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UK Zionists Government terrorism Gang Stalking Libel Smear Israeli
http://www.youtube.com Routine example of the way in which Zionist agents of the state of Israel ( often based in London) are used to organize smear attacks on those of us who dare question their self appointed rule Examples of Methods used 1. Vote Botting 2. Gang stalking/Stalking 3. Smears, abuse, ridicule, off topic attack 4. Impersonation, use of illegally obtained images, names and personal data 5. Death threats and other threats of violence 6. Contacting of subscribers and those who leave comments in order to create disturbances, distrust 7. False accusations such as BS about Holograms, Nazis, Muslims and hating Jews 8. Anti Semitism and Holocaust denier canards ( seen as trumps by Israeli operatives) 9. Gross libels such as that targets are #39;Pedos #39;Terrorists etc 10. Misrepresentations such as No Planes becomes Holograms etc 11.Abuse of comments marked as spam facility 12. Abuse of Comments have received too many negative votes ( BS software created by Zionists) 13. False flagging videos using fake pretexts 14. Registering target channels on websites whose goal is CENSORSHIP on facebook and Zionist front orgs such as (dis) Honesrt Reporting etcFrom:GangStalking2Views:2 0ratingsTime:15:01More inEducation

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It has been a doubleplusgood year for Sina Weibo in terms of doubling its registered user count to 400 million. But, as Chinas hottest Twiitery, real-time social medium, Weibo has once again been a political hot potato for Sina (NASDAQ:SINA - News) - and its still not turning a profit.

Just as with all media in China, Sina Weibo is heavily censored; but doing this in real-time, under the weight of hundreds of millions of users, and in a year of tumult, corruption and a leadership changeover, looked to be a huge challenge for the web portal company. In 2012, Weibo has seen some astonishing new censorship ploys, and, at one point of the year, every single Weibo user was very publicly punished by authorities. Looking back on it, it was all pretty insane.

Here are 10 stand-out cases, in chronological order, of Weibo - at the behest of authorities - gagging its users:

Sometimes, the seriousness of a news story is unintentionally revealed by the severity of the Weibo cover-up that it merits. In February of this year, thats exactly what happened as the biggest scandal of the year - perhaps the biggest political scandal in China for decades - began to unfold with the defection of a top police chief to the US embassy in Chengdu. Eventually this story was made known to the Chinese public via state TV (and it led to the downfall of top politician Bo Xialai), but for a while it was only via Sina Weibo and some other social media that the news was flowing.

And its precisely because state TV is so economical - and/or slow - with the truth that Sina Weibo is often full of rumors. That went to an extreme in March when Chinese web users got themselves into a frenzy over some photos of several military vehicles on the streets of Beijing. Those images somehow frothed up into coup rumors. That prompted an amazing and massive slam-down by authorities, who ordered Sina to ban all comments for four days while those rumors were cleaned up.

Those who spread rumors were called lawbreakers by Xinhua, the official state wire service. It was interesting that this happened despite recently implemented real-name registration requirements for users on Sina Weibo and all other Twitter-like social media - a move that was designed to clamp down on rumors and other online behavior that authorities deem to be unhealthy.

After all that excitement, we had only to wait a few weeks before another astonishing story emerged that really put Sinas censors on red alert. In this case, we observed that Weibo was not blocking posts being created that contained the newest-of-very-many sensitive terms, but was instead not indexing them in Weibos own search engine (at s.weibo.com) so as to make it seem like less of a popular topic.

By the time we reached May, Sina Weibo was so over-sensitive that it just seemed to have folded in on itself and then got sucked up its own ass.

Soon, Sina had drawn up a user contract that outlined what users could discuss on the social platform. It included points such as a ban on calls for disruption of social order through illegal gatherings, formation of organizations, protests, demonstrations, mass gatherings, and assemblies.

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