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crimochina

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Q: Anyone else notices the change in tone with regards to LxIxBxYxA reporting here?

At first it was all about "NATO attacking ........" "NATO invades .... for oil" there was never a mention of the rebels or what was going on before the NATO airstrikes started. (my info came solely from the xinhua articles because i dont have access to cable)

14 years 29 weeks ago in General - China

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icerock

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i think you are smart man, you konw how to spell words in china (like 'LxIxBxYxA' )to avoid your post be deleted.
about libya reports, the xinhua news agency always say that , bascially it is a goverment department., so you don't need pay attention on it at all , because we don't care about it either.

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crimochina

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ice rock 1 more day and i will pass you in points

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