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Subject: Re: Tear down the portrait of Mao Zedong, the Source of China's Evil! - {HRI 20090223-V2.2}
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Maybe you like to learn about this system of Government & revolution:
http://www.socialism.nl Since China is an opressive dictatorship you
are probably looking at a protracted and often violent struggle, better
start with it sooner then later. I estimate that the Chinese Government
does not want to do that system, also because I contacted them without
results, and later they said they where determined to keep China one
empire (which is contrary to the system).

Because of this danger for violence from the state, I think it is a
good idea to play the waiting game. To not be violent yourselve, to not
demand results even in a decade, or two decades, or three. Be nice, not
be revengefull to the state, because if you scare them a lot because you
ask for full justice of all their past crimes from the highest to the
lowest person in the dictatorship, they may decide that their best
future is to remain in control. This could mean you do the Mandela
thing, or at least from a certain rank and below, or even all ranks.

Of course it is all up to you. Perhaps the chinese establishment will at
some point adopt some small point of the new system, under their
control. Maybe slowly things could change a little bit by the time. Also
remember that the real power is the mass of the people one way or the
other. The ruling systems may oppose certain groups in society, but at
the same time they are part of it, have friends and family on the other
side, live in the same streets and cities as the others. Once you have
a 70% majority things will probably start to bend toward a certain
direction one way or the other (preferrably through reform). China is
gigantic, twice the size of Europe (population). As such a slow change
is probably the way to change it whether desired or not. It is too big
to change it rather quickly (though in theory anything is possible).

If the change is slow, then more emphasis is needed on what works long
term, and that is being honorable, peaceful, true, etc etc. That reaches
for honor and respect and public standing, and then ... (and then you
could do the Mandela thing, for real, not as a fake tactic but real; and
then forget about the past and live a bit better life hopefully).