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点火仪式上发生的意外：刘淇讲话时示威者冲入来自CNN的报道：
Protest as Olympic torch is lit OLYMPIA, Greece (CNN) -- A lone protester managed to breach the tight security during the Olympic torch lighting ceremony in Greece Monday.
Policemen detain a protester as he holds a banner at the beginning of the flame-lighting ceremony.
The man rushed behind the podium as China's Olympic chief was speaking.
He tried to unfurl a banner, but was quickly apprehended by security who escorted him away.
Meanwhile committee chief Liu Qi continued to make his speech in Chinese while the commotion went on behind him.
China state TV cut away from the protest and showed a prerecorded scene, preventing Chinese viewers from seeing the incident, according to The Associated Press. Chinese television commentators did not mention the demonstration.
The torch was lit moments later as it began its epic began its 130-day, 137,000-kilo meters (85,000-miles) journey.
Later on Monday, a Tibetan woman covered herself in red paint and lay in front of a runner carrying the Olympic torch while other protesters chanted "Free Tibet" and "Shame on China," AP said.
China's human rights records has been under scrutiny from the international committee in the lead-up to what promises to be one of the most controversial Olympic Games in recent times. Watch footage of protester disrupting torch ceremony »
Anti-China protests began in Tibet's main city, Lhasa, on March 10 and gradually escalated. Lhasa saw at least two days of violence and there have also been violent protests in provinces which border Tibet. Chinese officials reported the death toll at 22 from Chinese officials, while the Tibetan government said at least 99 people lost their lives.
Reporters Without Borders, a group based in France that seeks to protect journalists around the world, claimed responsibility for the protest. View map of all countries torch will visit »
The group said three members, including the group's secretary general Robert Menard, managed to get into the ceremony without being stopped with flags.
"If the Olympic flame is sacred, human rights are even more so," the group said in a statement. "We cannot let the Chinese government seize the Olympic flame, a symbol of peace, without denouncing the dramatic situation of human rights in the country."
Meanwhile, a Chinese activist who called for human rights ahead of the Olympics was sentenced to five years in prison, AP reported.
Yang Chunlin had gathered more than 10,000 signatures for an open letter titled "We want human rights, not the Olympics." He was charged with subverting the power of the state, a charge authorities in China commonly use the charge to clamp down on dissent.
The Olympic torch will go from the site of ancient Olympia in Greece to Beijing, China, where the 2008 summer games will begin in August.
The mammoth trip is the longest ever in Olympic history.
The flame was lit by focusing the sun's rays on a concave steel mirror at the ruins of the Temple of Hera in Olympia.
Greek actress Maria Nafpliotou, portraying the High Priestess, lit the first torch. Alexandros Nikolaidis, a Greek athlete who won a silver medal in taekwondo at the 2004 Olympics, then carried the flame for the first mile.
China's Olympic swimming gold medalist, Luo Xuejuan, took the flame from Nikolaidis. Another 603 bearers will run the torch through Greece, culminating in Athens on March 30, where the torch will be handed over to China for a flight to Beijing.点火仪式上发生的意外：刘淇讲话时示威者冲入来自CNN的报道：
Protest as Olympic torch is lit OLYMPIA, Greece (CNN) -- A lone protester managed to breach the tight security during the Olympic torch lighting ceremony in Greece Monday.
Policemen detain a protester as he holds a banner at the beginning of the flame-lighting ceremony.
The man rushed behind the podium as China's Olympic chief was speaking.
He tried to unfurl a banner, but was quickly apprehended by security who escorted him away.
Meanwhile committee chief Liu Qi continued to make his speech in Chinese while the commotion went on behind him.
China state TV cut away from the protest and showed a prerecorded scene, preventing Chinese viewers from seeing the incident, according to The Associated Press. Chinese television commentators did not mention the demonstration.
The torch was lit moments later as it began its epic began its 130-day, 137,000-kilo meters (85,000-miles) journey.
Later on Monday, a Tibetan woman covered herself in red paint and lay in front of a runner carrying the Olympic torch while other protesters chanted "Free Tibet" and "Shame on China," AP said.
China's human rights records has been under scrutiny from the international committee in the lead-up to what promises to be one of the most controversial Olympic Games in recent times. Watch footage of protester disrupting torch ceremony »
Anti-China protests began in Tibet's main city, Lhasa, on March 10 and gradually escalated. Lhasa saw at least two days of violence and there have also been violent protests in provinces which border Tibet. Chinese officials reported the death toll at 22 from Chinese officials, while the Tibetan government said at least 99 people lost their lives.
Reporters Without Borders, a group based in France that seeks to protect journalists around the world, claimed responsibility for the protest. View map of all countries torch will visit »
The group said three members, including the group's secretary general Robert Menard, managed to get into the ceremony without being stopped with flags.
"If the Olympic flame is sacred, human rights are even more so," the group said in a statement. "We cannot let the Chinese government seize the Olympic flame, a symbol of peace, without denouncing the dramatic situation of human rights in the country."
Meanwhile, a Chinese activist who called for human rights ahead of the Olympics was sentenced to five years in prison, AP reported.
Yang Chunlin had gathered more than 10,000 signatures for an open letter titled "We want human rights, not the Olympics." He was charged with subverting the power of the state, a charge authorities in China commonly use the charge to clamp down on dissent.
The Olympic torch will go from the site of ancient Olympia in Greece to Beijing, China, where the 2008 summer games will begin in August.
The mammoth trip is the longest ever in Olympic history.
The flame was lit by focusing the sun's rays on a concave steel mirror at the ruins of the Temple of Hera in Olympia.
Greek actress Maria Nafpliotou, portraying the High Priestess, lit the first torch. Alexandros Nikolaidis, a Greek athlete who won a silver medal in taekwondo at the 2004 Olympics, then carried the flame for the first mile.
China's Olympic swimming gold medalist, Luo Xuejuan, took the flame from Nikolaidis. Another 603 bearers will run the torch through Greece, culminating in Athens on March 30, where the torch will be handed over to China for a flight to Beijing.
Protest as Olympic torch is lit OLYMPIA, Greece (CNN) -- A lone protester managed to breach the tight security during the Olympic torch lighting ceremony in Greece Monday.
Policemen detain a protester as he holds a banner at the beginning of the flame-lighting ceremony.
The man rushed behind the podium as China's Olympic chief was speaking.
He tried to unfurl a banner, but was quickly apprehended by security who escorted him away.
Meanwhile committee chief Liu Qi continued to make his speech in Chinese while the commotion went on behind him.
China state TV cut away from the protest and showed a prerecorded scene, preventing Chinese viewers from seeing the incident, according to The Associated Press. Chinese television commentators did not mention the demonstration.
The torch was lit moments later as it began its epic began its 130-day, 137,000-kilo meters (85,000-miles) journey.
Later on Monday, a Tibetan woman covered herself in red paint and lay in front of a runner carrying the Olympic torch while other protesters chanted "Free Tibet" and "Shame on China," AP said.
China's human rights records has been under scrutiny from the international committee in the lead-up to what promises to be one of the most controversial Olympic Games in recent times. Watch footage of protester disrupting torch ceremony »
Anti-China protests began in Tibet's main city, Lhasa, on March 10 and gradually escalated. Lhasa saw at least two days of violence and there have also been violent protests in provinces which border Tibet. Chinese officials reported the death toll at 22 from Chinese officials, while the Tibetan government said at least 99 people lost their lives.
Reporters Without Borders, a group based in France that seeks to protect journalists around the world, claimed responsibility for the protest. View map of all countries torch will visit »
The group said three members, including the group's secretary general Robert Menard, managed to get into the ceremony without being stopped with flags.
"If the Olympic flame is sacred, human rights are even more so," the group said in a statement. "We cannot let the Chinese government seize the Olympic flame, a symbol of peace, without denouncing the dramatic situation of human rights in the country."
Meanwhile, a Chinese activist who called for human rights ahead of the Olympics was sentenced to five years in prison, AP reported.
Yang Chunlin had gathered more than 10,000 signatures for an open letter titled "We want human rights, not the Olympics." He was charged with subverting the power of the state, a charge authorities in China commonly use the charge to clamp down on dissent.
The Olympic torch will go from the site of ancient Olympia in Greece to Beijing, China, where the 2008 summer games will begin in August.
The mammoth trip is the longest ever in Olympic history.
The flame was lit by focusing the sun's rays on a concave steel mirror at the ruins of the Temple of Hera in Olympia.
Greek actress Maria Nafpliotou, portraying the High Priestess, lit the first torch. Alexandros Nikolaidis, a Greek athlete who won a silver medal in taekwondo at the 2004 Olympics, then carried the flame for the first mile.
China's Olympic swimming gold medalist, Luo Xuejuan, took the flame from Nikolaidis. Another 603 bearers will run the torch through Greece, culminating in Athens on March 30, where the torch will be handed over to China for a flight to Beijing.点火仪式上发生的意外：刘淇讲话时示威者冲入来自CNN的报道：
Protest as Olympic torch is lit OLYMPIA, Greece (CNN) -- A lone protester managed to breach the tight security during the Olympic torch lighting ceremony in Greece Monday.
Policemen detain a protester as he holds a banner at the beginning of the flame-lighting ceremony.
The man rushed behind the podium as China's Olympic chief was speaking.
He tried to unfurl a banner, but was quickly apprehended by security who escorted him away.
Meanwhile committee chief Liu Qi continued to make his speech in Chinese while the commotion went on behind him.
China state TV cut away from the protest and showed a prerecorded scene, preventing Chinese viewers from seeing the incident, according to The Associated Press. Chinese television commentators did not mention the demonstration.
The torch was lit moments later as it began its epic began its 130-day, 137,000-kilo meters (85,000-miles) journey.
Later on Monday, a Tibetan woman covered herself in red paint and lay in front of a runner carrying the Olympic torch while other protesters chanted "Free Tibet" and "Shame on China," AP said.
China's human rights records has been under scrutiny from the international committee in the lead-up to what promises to be one of the most controversial Olympic Games in recent times. Watch footage of protester disrupting torch ceremony »
Anti-China protests began in Tibet's main city, Lhasa, on March 10 and gradually escalated. Lhasa saw at least two days of violence and there have also been violent protests in provinces which border Tibet. Chinese officials reported the death toll at 22 from Chinese officials, while the Tibetan government said at least 99 people lost their lives.
Reporters Without Borders, a group based in France that seeks to protect journalists around the world, claimed responsibility for the protest. View map of all countries torch will visit »
The group said three members, including the group's secretary general Robert Menard, managed to get into the ceremony without being stopped with flags.
"If the Olympic flame is sacred, human rights are even more so," the group said in a statement. "We cannot let the Chinese government seize the Olympic flame, a symbol of peace, without denouncing the dramatic situation of human rights in the country."
Meanwhile, a Chinese activist who called for human rights ahead of the Olympics was sentenced to five years in prison, AP reported.
Yang Chunlin had gathered more than 10,000 signatures for an open letter titled "We want human rights, not the Olympics." He was charged with subverting the power of the state, a charge authorities in China commonly use the charge to clamp down on dissent.
The Olympic torch will go from the site of ancient Olympia in Greece to Beijing, China, where the 2008 summer games will begin in August.
The mammoth trip is the longest ever in Olympic history.
The flame was lit by focusing the sun's rays on a concave steel mirror at the ruins of the Temple of Hera in Olympia.
Greek actress Maria Nafpliotou, portraying the High Priestess, lit the first torch. Alexandros Nikolaidis, a Greek athlete who won a silver medal in taekwondo at the 2004 Olympics, then carried the flame for the first mile.
China's Olympic swimming gold medalist, Luo Xuejuan, took the flame from Nikolaidis. Another 603 bearers will run the torch through Greece, culminating in Athens on March 30, where the torch will be handed over to China for a flight to Beijing.
民族主义是怎样炼成的:b
一个SB，够胆到北京来示威，看哥们怎样收拾你，哪怕判个一年半载的（超大的弟兄们，记得轮流送饭啊:D ）
电视转播上有吗？
原帖由 鲁哈尼 于 2008-3-24 21:53 发表
电视转播上有吗？
本港台新闻有，不过也是一晃而过
一个SB..........
SB,肯定还在想,,,露脸了啊.
我超级鄙视这个FQ
一个SB,TNND~~~~~~~~:@ :@
瞧它那揍性~
原帖由 浪子腾云 于 2008-3-24 21:45 发表
一个SB，够胆到北京来示威，看哥们怎样收拾你，哪怕判个一年半载的（超大的弟兄们，记得轮流送饭啊:D ）
我捐一个盒饭钱.
兄台有女朋友需要寄存的么:D :D
奧運會不容易啊。
想起了老美，想起了小布。
这SB，这下有电台采访了，NB大发了，
猪！
这SB，这下有电台采访了，NB大发了，
猪！
终于有抗议了，这年头被抗议的才是爷啊
我们要学会被抗议，就像我们抗议美国一样:D
原帖由 浪子腾云 于 2008-3-24 21:45 发表
一个SB，够胆到北京来示威，看哥们怎样收拾你，哪怕判个一年半载的（超大的弟兄们，记得轮流送饭啊:D ）
我从昆明给你送好吃的过去。
PS：我们还是要逐渐习惯被抗议啊
说实话挺有创意的。这个人什么意思？抗议什么？据说是“记者无国界”的，抗议西方记者被赶出XZ？
怎么不裸奔?他们不是好这口吗?;P ;P
我还以为是藏独分子呢，看面孔不是。:D
哪届奥运会没几个抗议的，越是大国举办抗议越多，慢慢习惯
CNN还在胡说八道---
Anti-China protests began in Tibet's main city, Lhasa, on March 10 and gradually escalated. Lhasa saw at least two days of violence and there have also been violent protests in provinces which border Tibet. Chinese officials reported the death toll at 22 from Chinese officials, while the Tibetan government said at least 99 people lost their lives.
反中国的示威3月10日始于西藏的主要城市-拉萨，并逐步升级。拉萨经历了至少两天的暴力，西藏的周边省份也有暴力示威。中国官方报道至少死亡22人，而西藏政府则说至少有99丧生。
美帝忘我之心不死啊！:@
Anti-China protests began in Tibet's main city, Lhasa, on March 10 and gradually escalated. Lhasa saw at least two days of violence and there have also been violent protests in provinces which border Tibet. Chinese officials reported the death toll at 22 from Chinese officials, while the Tibetan government said at least 99 people lost their lives.
反中国的示威3月10日始于西藏的主要城市-拉萨，并逐步升级。拉萨经历了至少两天的暴力，西藏的周边省份也有暴力示威。中国官方报道至少死亡22人，而西藏政府则说至少有99丧生。
美帝忘我之心不死啊！:@
波兰总理宣布将不参加北京奥运会开幕式
last week, Polish Prime Minister Mr. Donald Tusk declared he would not go for the Opening of the Beijing Olympics, saying he was the first head of state "to declare not to go to the Olympics Opening”. Instead, Mr Donald said he would meet His Holiness the Dalai Lama if he visits Poland on invitation from Speaker of Senate Borusewicz, saying it would be a “great honour" for him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gg0r3GLQRQ
last week, Polish Prime Minister Mr. Donald Tusk declared he would not go for the Opening of the Beijing Olympics, saying he was the first head of state "to declare not to go to the Olympics Opening”. Instead, Mr Donald said he would meet His Holiness the Dalai Lama if he visits Poland on invitation from Speaker of Senate Borusewicz, saying it would be a “great honour" for him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gg0r3GLQRQ
法国总统萨科奇宣布“不排除抵制奥运开幕式”
法国总统萨尔科奇周二（25日）敦促中国政府在处理xz骚乱事件上表现出责任感，但他拒绝排除抵制北京奥运会的可能。
萨尔科奇说，"我不会拒绝任何可能，但我认为，只有在获悉有关情况的具体发展后我才会作出回应。"
他说："所有选择都有可能，但我呼吁中国当局表现出责任感。"
萨尔科奇说，"我希望（双方）开始对话。"
总部设在巴黎的媒体权益团体"无国界记者"组织呼吁抵制北京奥运会开幕式，抗议北京的人权记录和xz发生的暴力事件。
"无国界记者"负责人梅纳德周二要求与法国总统萨尔科奇举行会见，讨论有关抵制北京奥运会开幕式的问题。
梅纳德说，"我们不是呼吁运动员抵制奥运会。我们是要求萨尔科奇先生表态，如果中国和xz的状况不得到改善，萨尔科奇就不会出现在北京奥运会开幕式上。"
与其它西方国家一样，法国已经拒绝了抵制北京奥运会的主张，但法国外长呼吁中国当局停止"打压"xz的抗议活动。
中国政府早些时候说，北京当局已邀请十几名外国记者前往ls，报道xz骚乱的最新情况。但BBC记者不在受邀之列。
中国外交部发言人秦刚说，"我们已为10多名外国记者安排赴藏计划，以了解那里的情况。"
法国总统萨尔科奇周二（25日）敦促中国政府在处理xz骚乱事件上表现出责任感，但他拒绝排除抵制北京奥运会的可能。
萨尔科奇说，"我不会拒绝任何可能，但我认为，只有在获悉有关情况的具体发展后我才会作出回应。"
他说："所有选择都有可能，但我呼吁中国当局表现出责任感。"
萨尔科奇说，"我希望（双方）开始对话。"
总部设在巴黎的媒体权益团体"无国界记者"组织呼吁抵制北京奥运会开幕式，抗议北京的人权记录和xz发生的暴力事件。
"无国界记者"负责人梅纳德周二要求与法国总统萨尔科奇举行会见，讨论有关抵制北京奥运会开幕式的问题。
梅纳德说，"我们不是呼吁运动员抵制奥运会。我们是要求萨尔科奇先生表态，如果中国和xz的状况不得到改善，萨尔科奇就不会出现在北京奥运会开幕式上。"
与其它西方国家一样，法国已经拒绝了抵制北京奥运会的主张，但法国外长呼吁中国当局停止"打压"xz的抗议活动。
中国政府早些时候说，北京当局已邀请十几名外国记者前往ls，报道xz骚乱的最新情况。但BBC记者不在受邀之列。
中国外交部发言人秦刚说，"我们已为10多名外国记者安排赴藏计划，以了解那里的情况。"
那SB接到邀请了?
估计是签证签不下来吧.:D
估计是签证签不下来吧.:D
我比较奇怪，仿佛过去奥运会开幕式 也没有那么多外国元首给请过来吧?? 联合国大会也没有一次那么多外国元首当场吧?和谐大会开到全世界了?? 谁想出来把人都请来的?? 出这个主意的家伙仕途算完了:L
照我看,布什,普京,金正日 足够! 想巴结人家,结果耳光一个接一个的过来,再次为出这个馊主意的家伙默哀
照我看,布什,普京,金正日 足够! 想巴结人家,结果耳光一个接一个的过来,再次为出这个馊主意的家伙默哀
我们要学会被抗议，就像我们抗议美国一样:b :D
:Q 法国也跟着抽热闹。。。。
原帖由 freder 于 2008-3-25 23:15 发表
波兰总理宣布将不参加北京奥运会开幕式
last week, Polish Prime Minister Mr. Donald Tusk declared he would not go for the Opening of the Beijing Olympics, saying he was the first head of state "to d ...
布什不带这条狗一起来吗
原帖由 CARABINIERI 于 2008-3-26 02:22 发表
我比较奇怪，仿佛过去奥运会开幕式 也没有那么多外国元首给请过来吧?? 联合国大会也没有一次那么多外国元首当场吧?和谐大会开到全世界了?? 谁想出来把人都请来的?? 出这个主意的家伙仕途算完了:L
照我看,布什,普 ...
这叫田纪赛马， 反正他们都要想办法表达不满的， 就让他们用不来做抗议吧 ;P
PS: 不过我觉得土共出这种主意的人， 是从万国来朝的角度考虑的可能性更大。。。