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About This Series of Books
Introduction
Inflation and the Tiananmen Square Protests
Media Disinformation and Democracy
Tiananmen Square “Massacre”?
Media agenda and the 2009 confessions
Peaceful protesters?
Selective and distorted reporting vs. the thinking-people
The power of words vs. silent evidence
Before 2009: Evidence that supports the Chinese side of the story
The most “honest” Western confession
Factual verification and why developing countries need censorship
Statements made by Chinese leaders in 1989
How BBC manufactured the perception of a “Massacre”
Foreign involvement and the radicalisation of protesters
The truth
The diehard media agenda
Timeline: The Chinese government’s effort to negotiate with protesters
Premier Li Peng’s Martial Law speech
Who was responsible for the Tiananmen Crackdown?
An observation about the Western media and the Tiananmen incident
The Alternative
Reform, the market economy and social pain
The three-stage bottleneck effect and the Western response
Deng Xiaoping – the great man or the butcher?
20 years later
Issues to think about
China vs. America and the world
Public opinion of Eastern Europe and former USSR nations
The Arab Spring and Libya
Should the West respect public opinion on the issue of “democracy”?
Techniques used in the West to manage protests
The evolution of protest control management
1. Tanks and guns period
2. Media-friendly weapons period
3. 21st Century Anti-capitalist (Wall Street) period
Why Wall Street protesters should admire Tiananmen protesters
A Tribute to the PLA – the people’s son and brother soldiers
Possibly fabricated materials
The Tiananmen Papers
Prisoner Of The State – The Secret Journal of Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
A few words for protesters in developing nations
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About the author
Bibliography and References