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1，佩洛西访华惊呆：中国现在不能惹了
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美国政界第三号人物，众议院议长佩洛西不仅是"藏独"的积极鼓吹者，而且是一贯的反华议员。佩洛西是过去10多年来国会最反华的议员。很多议员批评中国都是玩政治游戏，并不真正付诸立法，而佩洛西却不同。在老布什还是克林顿总统时期，佩洛西都是反对给予中国最惠国待遇的领头人。比如1999年和2000年，佩洛西投票反对给予中国正常贸易国地位。2005年投票赞成美国总统阻止外国对中国的军售，美国将有权对那些军售的国家实施制裁。
这个可恶的反华女人连美国议员都看不下去。美国国际政策太平洋委员会委员汤姆普拉特评价佩洛西时说："她极少对北京有愉悦之情，通常是难以宽恕和彻底地怀疑。佩洛西女士难以轻松看待中国的和平崛起。"
然而通过这次访华，佩洛西看到了一个快速崛起的中国，内心世界受到了很大的冲击，通过这次访问的亲眼所见，改变她一些过时的对华偏见，她从1991年到 2009年这两次访华的对比中感受到了中国翻天覆地的变化，也产生很大的心理震撼，这些从她在访问后的几次演讲中可以感受的到，相信通过这次访问的亲眼所见，会改变她一些过时的对华偏见，这对改善中美关系会产生实质性的建设性的影响。美国媒体在评论此次访问时说："她的态度正从一个极端向政治光谱的中间地带转移，这对提升中美关系是件好事。"。
美国高官最近密集访华，5月24日，随着美国众议院议长佩洛西抵达中国，奥巴马上任后中美交往最密集的一周由此拉开帷幕。这一周先后会有四批美国政要来华访问。除了佩洛西，还有美国总统苏丹问题特使，美国众议院美中工作小组代表团以及美国新财长盖特纳，都将先后在本周访华。
对于本周美高官密集访华，这说明在当今世界上中国地位的强大，不单是美国自身经济需要中国帮助他摆脱困境，在越来越多的国际问题上都需要中国支持，旧的对华政策难以维继，需要一个全新的对华政策，这是本周中美交往出现奥巴马上台后的第一个高潮的背景。而根据来访政要的身份及其声明，本周中美之间将在气侯变化、苏丹问题、经济危机等多层面展开对话。他们将给中国带来不同信息，但寻求中国的帮助是他们肩上共同的任务。
中国世界格局当中举足轻重的国家，高速发展的经济正在成为世界最强经济实体。任何人都不能忽视中国的存在。美国政要争相访华，旨在拉拢"金主"。中国拥有美国全球国债的1/4，一旦中美关系失衡而导致任何的中国抛售举动，都可能成为压垮美国经济的最后一根稻草，令美雪上加霜。这一次不仅不谈人权，而且关键时期主动访华，意在收敛锋芒，避免激怒中国。佩洛西是美国政坛最后的反华势力的代表，她反华立场的的转变无疑对中美关系有决定性意义。
2，Pelosi denied perceptions that she had softened her stance on her recent trip by not speaking out publicly in China on human rights.
Updated Sunday, June 7, 2009 10:52 am TWN, By Shaun Tandon, AFP
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Pelosi said she praised China's leadership in her meetings for lifting millions out of poverty, calling it a “remarkable” achievement.
“The problem I have is that — people say, 'Well, look at Taiwan, look at (South) Korea, different places' — economic reform leads to political reform,” she said.
“What I see in China is that economic reform is being used to suppress the political reform — 'You have a job, okay, I'm happy.' So it isn't the natural peaceful evolution, which they really never subscribed to,” she said.
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WASHINGTON -- U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday that ----
https://www.chinapost.com.tw/international/americas/2009/06/07/211218/China-stalling.htm
3，Beijing protest honours Pelosi's visit.
AFP - Thursday, May 28BEIJING (AFP) - - At least 100 Chinese with grievances against their government staged a protest in honour of US congresswoman Nancy Pelosi in Beijing Wednesday, little more than a week before the Tiananmen anniversary.
The protesters, or petitioners, from all parts of China, gathered in front of the news office of the State Council, China's cabinet, passing out leaflets and scrawling graffiti on the office gates.
"Pelosi we warmly welcome you, Pelosi we love you," they wrote in red paint on the gate of the compound in central Beijing. "Human rights matter, down with corruption."
Pelosi, the speaker of the House of Representatives and a vocal critic of China's rights record, is visiting China for meetings on the nation's climate change agenda.
The protests occurred as she held meetings Wednesday with China's top leaders, including President Hu Jintao, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao and parliamentary head Wu Bangguo.
Up to 50 uniformed police and an equal number of plainclothes officers quickly cordoned off the area around the gate of the news office, dispersing the crowd and scrambling to pick up their discarded leaflets.
These appeared to mostly detail the petitioners' personal complaints, typically about land and economic disputes, police brutality and medical malpractice.
The protest came a week ahead of the anniversary of the June 4 crushing of the Tiananmen democracy protests, when the military violently ended six weeks of peaceful protests, killing hundreds if not thousands of unarmed citizens.
Protesters said up to 1,000 petitioners, who had come to Beijing to urge the central government to address their complaints, had attended the demonstration, snarling traffic in front of the news office.
The number could not be independently confirmed.
By the time AFP journalists arrived, more than 100 protesters were seen lingering outside the police cordon.
Several were seen being taken away by police, with protesters saying up to 20 had been carted off in police vehicles.
"You can't take her away," one protester, Han Dongmei, shouted as police tried to load her wheelchair-bound 11-year-old daughter into a waiting police van.
A group of six policemen eventually picked up the screaming Han, her sobbing daughter and the wheelchair and loaded them into the van.
Han has petitioned the government since 2005, when doctors in western China's Xinjiang region mistakenly gave her daughter an injection for cerebral spinal meningitis, which paralysed the girl from the waist down.
"After all these years, the government has not been able to resolve our problem," Han said in her petition document which she gave AFP.
"Instead our rights have been violated, and because we have been seeking justice, we have become criminals in the eyes of some officials."
China's parliamentary head Wu recently ordered local authorities to stop petitioners from bringing their grievances to the central government in Beijing -- a centuries-old tradition -- and ordered such issues to be resolved locally.
But petitioners say they have only brought their cases to Beijing because local officials refuse to adequately resolve their complaints.
Pelosi's visit comes as President Barack Obama's administration appeared to relax rights demands on China in an effort to work with Beijing on matters such as the economic downturn and the nuclear-weapons issues surrounding North Korea and Iran.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/afp/20090527/tap-china-us-rights-protest-politics-8d4ea94.html
4， Pelosi dodges human rights on China visit
Shift in approach matches Obama's emphasis on engagement with Beijing
updated 2:55 p.m. PT, Mon., May 25, 2009
SHANGHAI - U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, long a fierce critic of Beijing, toured China's financial capital on Monday on a visit focused on environmental issues rather than human rights, though her presence emboldened protesters.
Pelosi took a low-key approach as she prepared for meetings in Beijing just days ahead of the 20th anniversary of the 1989 crackdown on the Tiananmen Square democracy protests.
The apparent shift in her approach dovetails with President Barack Obama's new emphasis on engagement with Beijing, rather than confrontation over its human rights record. Visits by Pelosi and other senior U.S. figures have been aimed at highlighting cooperation between the two countries on a slew of issues.
Still, the leading Democratic lawmaker's reputation as a strong human rights defender galvanized petitioners in Beijing, where several hundreds gathered Monday morning near the capital's South Railway Station to air their grievances. Dozens of police stood guard and most protesters were kept at bay behind police lines.
While many complaints were about individual cases, photos posted on the Chinese-language Web site Boxun.com, a U.S.-hosted Web site banned in China, showed one group of demonstrators holding up a black-and-white cloth banner that said: "Welcome Pelosi. Pay close attention to human rights. SOS."
Ardent supporter of country's oppressed
Speaking to U.S. business figures Monday in Shanghai, Pelosi noted her commitment to human rights issues over the years.
During a 1991 visit to Beijing, the Democrat from California unfurled a banner that read "To those who died for democracy in China" in the square. Years later, she attempted to present human rights petitions to then-visiting President Hu Jintao. When Tibetans staged protests against Chinese rule last year, Pelosi visited their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
"I will continue to speak out for human rights in China and around the world," Pelosi told members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai.
"Indeed, protecting the environment is a human rights issue," she said according to a copy of the speech distributed to journalists. "We hope to send a clear message that transparency, accountability, enforcement, and respect for the rule of law are essential if we are to protect our planet," she added.
Pelosi did speak out on North Korea's nuclear program after Pyongyang announced that it had successfully carried out an underground nuclear test, weeks after threatening to restart its rogue atomic program.
"If today's announcement is true, these tests would be a clear violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1718, which requires that North Korea not conduct any further nuclear tests. Such action by North Korea is unacceptable and cause for great alarm," Pelosi said in a written statement.
Pelosi said she and other members of her delegation planned to urge Chinese leaders to use their influence to get the North to return to six-nation talks aimed at ending its nuclear program.
Climate change meetings
The lawmaker arrived over the weekend accompanied by a delegation of four Democrats and one Republican, all members of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming. The main focus of their visit is on the shared goal of promoting clean energy and combatting climate change.
Pelosi met Monday with Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng. The two exchanged pleasantries but made no substantive remarks before reporters. The delegation will later meet in Beijing with President Hu Jintao and other leaders.
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman and Democrat Sen. John Kerry is also in China, and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will arrive next week. He is expected to reassure Beijing about the strength of the U.S. dollar and thus the value of China's vast holdings of U.S. Treasury notes.
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