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Reject Beijing's Green Dam-Youth Escort

To Microsoft

Sunday, 05 July 2009 13:24 Leo Wang Letters For Taiwan - Reject Beijing's Green Dam-Youth Escort

Dear Sir or Madam:

For two centuries, America had been admired by the rest of the world as the “land of the free.”  And it is this freedom that fostered the information revolution.  Gave birth to Microsoft.  So that Microsoft's employees have great jobs.  Microsoft's shareholders get to enjoy great wealth.  Bill Gates, Paul Allen, Steve Balmer, etc. made it to the Forbes 400.

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To Yahoo, Inc.

Sunday, 05 July 2009 13:21 Leo Wang Letters For Taiwan - Reject Beijing's Green Dam-Youth Escort

Dear Sir or Madam:
 
For two centuries, America had been admired by the rest of the world as the “land of the free.”  And it is this freedom that fostered the information revolution.  Gave birth to Yahoo.  So that Yahoo's employees have great jobs.  Yahoo's shareholders get to enjoy great wealth.  Jerry Yang and David Filo made it to the Forbes 400.

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Newsflash

A diabolo instructor, Lu Chi-hsien (魯紀賢), and four retired military personnel were yesterday detained after a court hearing on suspicion of forming a spy network for China.

The Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office, along with the Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau (MJIB) and New Taipei City police, on Wednesday conducted 25 searches, including six at military units, questioned seven suspects and interviewed 11 witnesses.

The five are suspected of “contacting, enticing and recruiting” military personnel from April last year to obtain military intelligence in contravention of the National Security Act (國家安全法), Taipei Deputy Head Prosecutor Tsai Wei-yi (蔡偉逸) said.