China gives shut up call to US on Internet Freedom - chambersfelf1972

Oh my Divinity... seems like deja-vu. It was just yesterday that posted an clause on Hilary Clinton's speech finished Internet Exemption, mainly targeting China, Central East and Africa. Now the Chinese Government Regular Newsprint has delivered this message to the US.

"China urges US to stop accusations on so-named Net freedom."

Why "so-named"? Because the Chinese Internet is ingenuous. Wide open.

"China urged the United States government to abide by facts and stop unreasonable accusations on China in the name of so-titled Internet freedom," said the article. It past quoted a Foreign Ministry spokesperson every bit saying, "The US pull had criticized China's policies on Internet administration, alluding that China restricts Internet freedom. We firmly contradict such words and deeds, which were against the facts and would harm the China-U.S.A relations."

Damn, this is at a lower place the belt and it is all because of Google. China insists that its regulations and restrictions are written in China's law thus fashioning it legal for Chinese Political science to impose the bans and censors. It is just a matter of cultivation differences.

On the subject of Google, Island Foreign Ministry's spokesperson Ma Zhaoxu responded: "I wishing to tenseness that Internet in China is open and China supervises Internet according to law," he said. "The Chinese Regime encourages the development and application of Net. China is the country with the largest number of Internet users. Hacking activities in whatsoever form is strictly prohibited away China's laws. Foreign-invested enterprises in China should abide by China's laws and regulations, respect the interests, culture and traditions of the general public, and assume the in proportion to social responsibilities. Google is no exception. China firmly adheres to the insurance of opening up and testament continue its effort to create a sound environment for established enterprises in China including Net corporations and ensure their legitimate rights and interests."

Hilary's response to the Chinese response was: