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Frequently Asked Questions
[Revised on 07/04/94]
Part I: Question Lists
1.1 What are Blood Card, Blood Carder and Blood Carding?
1.2 Why Blood Cards are wrong?
1.3 Who are HanJians?
1.4 Who are Refugees?
1.5 Is it true that Shannon Yeh hates Blood Cards simply because he was not
qualified to be a refugee? I.e., is it true that Shannon Yeh came to
the United States after 04/11/90?
1.6 Why so many "democracy fighters" were named as "green card fighters"?
1.7 Do those HanJians really fight for China's democracy?
1.8 What is Action 9201?
1.9 What is YWP?
1.10 Do the Chinese Communists really hate HanJians?
1.11 Do the Chinese Communists really hate/love Blood Cards?
1.12 What is the difference between the Chinese Communists and HanJians?
1.13 What is an HD?
1.14 What is a UHD?
1.15 What is a Human Blood Bread?
1.16 Do those HanJians have any future?
1.17 What's the most important job for the anti-blood-carding activity?
1.18 What is a Blood Card Day?
1.19 What is a "8.7" Demonstration?
1.20 Who are the top 10 HanJians? And why?
1.21 How do you Shannon Yeh judge "6.4" itself?
1.22 Obviously CCP still is the main target. Why does Yeh select HanJians
as the target?
1.23 What is Yeh's opinion on the immigration issue?
1.24 "How do you think about Taiwan Independence?"
1.25 What's Yeh's opinion on the China/US MFN issue?
1.26 "How do you think about the Tibetan Independence issue?"
1.27 "Why do you fight under your own name instead of an organizational
name?"
1.28 Is Shannon Yeh a political individual?
1.29 "Is there any political goal for your Anti-Hanjian activities?"
1.30 "Do you hate USA?"
1.31 How do you Shannon Yeh judge CCP?
Part II: Answers
2.1 Answer to "What are Blood Card, Blood Carder and Blood Carding?
From the functionality point of view, a Blood Card is equivalent to a normal
Green Card. Usually, a Green Card means the card holder can legally stay
in the United States as a permanent resident. However, a Blood Card is not
generally equivalent to a normal Green Card, because Blood Card records a
painful history.
The story is: in the Summer of 1989, the Chinese students in China conducted
a democratic movement, and the Chinese government eventually shot these
good-will students. After that movement, the Chinese students in the US
maximally took the advantage of the Beijing students' blood to seek their
personal benefits such as green cards.
In the July of 1993, the US government implemented the so called Chinese
Students Protection Act (CSPA), and nearly 60,000 Chinese students who arrived
in the US earlier than 04/11/90 claimed their potential persecution from their
home country government, and they all received the free green cards as the
result of such. These Green Cards are named as Blood Cards by Shannon Yeh,
and the July 1st is named as Blood Card Day accordingly. Those who lobbied
and advocated the Blood Card concept are named as Blood Carders, and the
activities of lobbying for Blood Cards are named as Blood Carding activities.
2.2 Answer to "Why Blood Cards are wrong?"
First of all, Shannon Yeh does not oppose legal immigration. Immigration
thru Blood Carding is not illegal in the American people's eyes, but it is
not only un-ethical but also evil to people in China.
Second, Blood Cards lie on top of a false assumption, which is "those students
will face trouble if they go back to China". As the matter of fact, many of
those students had gone back to China for several times before July 1993.
Further, if those students, who did not participate the 1989 Beijing
democractic movement at all, will get into trouble, then, those who not only
participated the movement but also currently live in China will have BIGGER
trouble. However, we did not see any such BIGGER trouble.
Thrid, those Chinese students claimed that they were "democracy fighters",
but, neither did they have the guts to go to Beijing to DO democracy, nor
did they have the guts to protect their own democratic rights in the States.
They simply used the word "democracy" as a crown to materialize their personal
desires. Think it this way, if those students who yelled for democracy the
loudest are using whatever execuse to run away from China, whoelse is obligated
to DO democracy for China?
Forth, after their true faces were revealed, they not only wanted to continue
their prostitional businesses but also wanted to use ugly means to get their
names back. A Chinese idiom of "Ji Yao Zuo BiaoZi, You Yao Li PaiFang"
describes this the best. Those guys are human, too. And they need to eat.
We all understand this. But, afther those people completed their BiaoZi
business, it'd be wise for them to be quiet a little bit. Unfortunately,
after they got their Blood Cards, some of them even tried to Chi4(eat)
Liao3(?) MaHua(candy bar) Mai(sell) Guai(?). This irritates people. And
some of them even tried to nail Shannon Yeh down to the ground, and this
directly triggles the distribution of YWPs. Recently (June 1994), some
Blood Carders start to attack Shannon Yeh again, and it is certain that more
anti-Blood-Carding activities will be triggled by such attacks. These Blood
Carders' reactionary doings were described by Shannon Yeh as "sick man screw
his doctor".
Finally, Blood Cards put a big negative impact on the democraticaliztion
process in the China. Blood Cards make people wonder why these versions of
"democracy" are better than Chairman Mao's democracy which is "People's
Democracy and Dictatorship".
2.3 Answer to "Who are HanJians?"
In the US, HanJians include these people:
1) those Chinese nationals who maximally used the US government to fight
with the people in China;
2) those Chinese nationals who maximally sold whatever they have/know from
China to the US government in exchange for their personal benefits such
as green cards.
For example, the so called IFCSS (a student club) is very similar to the
Wang Jingwei club sponsored by the Japanese before 1945. Obviously, most of
the IFCSS activists/supporters are HanJians.
2.4 Answer to "Who are Refujees?"
By definition, those who were the beneficiaries of CSPA are refujees, because
CSPA is a PROTECTION bill, and these CSPA beneficiaries are PROTECTees.
Obviously, PROTECTees who get protection from third party for political
reasons are refugees.
However, many refugees are NOT HanJians. They simply took the advantage of
the Act to establish their residency in the US.
2.5 Answer to "Shannon Yeh hates Blood Cards simply because he was not
qualified to be a refugee".
Not only did Shannon Yeh arrive in the US before 04/11/90, but also did he
arrive in the US before 06/04/89 when Movement happened.
2.6 Answer to "democracy fighters are green card fighters"
As people can still remember, after the Beijing Movement, many students in the
US volunteerly went to the US streets to do some protestings, and they all took
many pictures as the evidence to claim that they were democracy fighters.
Later on, they brought those pictures to the Immigration offices (INS) to
claim "asylum". Their reason is: "since I went to the Broadway Street last
month, and since my appearance on a US street indicates my support to the
Beijing Movement, therefore, please grant me "asylum"".
There used to be an arguement here, which is "if i get a green card, i can
better fight for China's democracy". But the facts are: after those people
got their green cards, they no longer fight for China's democracy. Instead,
they became hookers (politically and economically) with the Beijing government.
2.7 Answer to "are HanJians truely fighting for China's democracy?"
The Answer is "no". As the matter of fact, we have never seen any political
goal existing in those HanJian communities.
2.8 Answer to "What is Action 9201?"
Action 9201, initiated by Shannon Yeh et al in 1992, intended to stop the idea
of blood carding. 9201 Committee mailed out some thousands of letters to the
US public and Chinese public about the negative impacts CSPA may create to
China and to the US. At that time, CSPA still was a balloon.
The 9201 Committee includes these people:
Shannon Yeh @ Netix
Shuren Zhang @ Upenn
Scott Horne @ Yale
Zhou Shenxue @ Coloradu U
Xie Jingya @ Stuggart U in Germany
Lee Xu @ UC Irvine
Chen Jian @ Queensland U in Australia
Ge Zening @ U of Chicago
[Institutions listed above are for identification purpose ONLY.]
A copy of the 9201 Letter is attached.
2.9 Answer to "What is YWP?"
YWP (Yeh's White Paper), was written by Shannon Yeh in plain Chinese---the
entire article was made of a group of statement clauses. YWP intends
to tell the whole story about Blood Cards to the Chinese people. A Chinese
GuoBiao (GB) version of YWP is available via anonymous ftp to "netix.com".
If you have difficulty to read/print Chinese files, you can place a request
to Shannon Yeh ([email protected]) for a hard copy. No English version of YWP
is currently available.
2.10 Answer to "Do the Chinese Communists really hate HanJians?"
No. As the matter of fact, a considerable percentage of HanJians were former
Excellent Communists when they were in China. More than ironically, most of
the HanJians' strategies were copied from the Chinese Communists such as
lying, cheating, BuYaoLian, etc.
Also, when some HanJians went back to China, the Chinese communists treated
them very well. The Chinese Communists even offered free exposure to one of
the HanJians in their nation-wide newspaper, namely "People's" Daily. After
that "People's" Daily Incident, Yeh questioned some people in Beijing, but
they simply ignored Yeh by telling him that "the guy who handled that matter
has been punished internally".
2.11 Answer to "Do the Chinese Communists really hate/love Blood Cards?"
No. CCP's priority one job is to stablize their power structure. Obviously,
HanJians Blood Carding activities do not threat CCP's power stability---
instead, it enhances CCP's power.
2.12 Answer to "What is an HD?"
HD stands for Homeless Dog. According to Mr. Luh Hsung, an HD means a
disable politician who does not have a stable political believing.
2.13 Answer to "What is a UHD?"
UHD stands for Useless Homeless Dog. the US government THOUGHT that those
Chinese HanJians might be useful to their Embrassing China Project, but
facts tell people that those Chinese HanJians are useless---they are not only
useless to China, but also useless to the US. So, these HanJians are Usless
Homeless Dogs (UHD).
Recent events also prove a judgement made by Shannon Yeh 2+ years ago, which
is: "if those students are not loyal to their home country China, they won't
be loyal to their step-father USA, either."
2.15 Answer to "What is a Huamn Blood Bread (HBB)?"
HBB, according to Mr. Luh Hsung, is a kind of bad behavior of usinf other
people's blood to gain personal benefits. Accordingly, the Blood Cards
are typical HBBs.
2.16 Answer to "Do those HanJians have any future?"
It depends on whether China, as a country, wants to have a future. If China
does not need a good future, then, those HanJians may have a future. For
example, some neo-HanJians even claim that "I do not feel bad at all about
their using my blood". If the number of neo-HanJians continues to grow,
I will be worried, and I may have to re-configure my strategy packages----
"since there is nothing wrong for me to use your blood, why don't I just...?"
2.17 Answer to "what is the most important job for the anti-blood-carding
activity?"
The most important thing to do is to let the ordinary Chinese public know
all the stories about blood carding. After they know all the stories and
facts, it's up to themselves to decide whether they will accept HanJians.
2.18 Answer to "What is a Blood Card Day?"
On 07/01/93, the Blood Cards started to be in place. To remember this
special event, we set 07/01 as a Blood Card Day. 07/01 happens to be the
birthday of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
2.19 Answer to "What is a "8.7" Demonstration?"
On 08/07/93, Shannon Yeh conducted an unsuccessful demonstration in front of
the Los Angeles based Federal Building. "8.7" Demonstration was intended
to protest against the Blood Cards.
2.20 Answer to "Who are the top 10 HanJians and why?"
The 10 top most HanJians are:
10. Liu, Chengyan, a new member of IFCSS
9. Li, Xiao-lin (a student or a worker at Indiana U)
This person principlelessly and goundlessly attacked two
Chinese citizens (Chairman Mao and Shannon Yeh) by hooking
up himself with some foreigners.
8. Xiong, Bo (a Chinese News Digest worker or volunteer worker)
This person is one of the major the Chui(blow)Gu3(?)Shou3(hand)
for CSPA.
7. Lin, Changsheng (a member of the Chinese students club)
He/She is part of IFCSS.
6. Shi, Heping (a member of the Chinese students club)
He/She is part of IFCSS.
5. Zhao, Haiqing (a member of the Chinese students club)
He/She is part of IFCSS.
4. Fang, Lizhi (a former KeDa professor)
Many people know who he is.
3. China News Digest
This computer news/mailing-list acts as the broadcaster of CSPA.
2. IFCSS (that student club)
Refer to 2.3.
1. KMT's <> Chinese Newspaper
If USA does not screw China, this newspaper feels sad.
2. 21 Answer to "how do you judge 6.4 itself?"
"6.4" itself is a patriotic movement---few "6.4" participants went to
the Tian'anmen Square for specific personal interests. They went to the
Square because they loved their country.
However, "6.4" was not well conducted, partially because they did not have a
good organization to lead them, and partially because they did not have a
good "business plan"---what were their political goal?
The SAD part of "6.4" is that the "6.4" blood was abused by those HanJians
in the US.
The SADer part of "6.4" is that many "6.4" participants have not realized
that their blood has been abused by HanJians.
The SADest part of "6.4" is that some small amount of "6.4" participants
are running retail stores on the US streets with the window sign of "Blood
for Sale".
2.22 Answer to "why do you select HanJians as the target?"
First of all, I am a peace lover. I do not want to have one single enemy,
and therefore I do not want to setup anyone as my "target", unless they
offend me first.
Second, anyone who reads this newsgroup for more than two years will have
substantial evidence to support my claim of "they offended me first".
Third, when and where did I claim "I love CCP"? But I want to certify that
I did make a statement of "HanJians are worse than CCP".
Forth, If we follow those HanJian's idea, can we pull out one single piece
of CCP's Diao3(?) Mao2(hair)?
Fifth, I want to certify that, CCP, as a political organization, has never
fired any shots to me, although some CCP members tried to screw me by taking
advantage of their power. However, it is true that I sufferred more than 99.9%
of HanJians when I lived under CCP's control. But since I do not want to be
protected, I am not going to tell you what I sufferred in China.
Finally, it is also true that I am not a loser although I was fucked up by
some ugly CCP members: whenever they fucked me, I fucked them back---the
biggest risk is that I may lose my head, but so what?---if my head gets
relocated from my shoulder, those guys will not be able to continue to put
their heads on their shoulder, either. So when I got involved in fights when
I was in China, it was at least a situation of nobody-will-win. If all
HanJians acted like Shannon Yeh, I am certain that they would not have to
become refugees.
2.23 Answer to "What is Yeh's opinion on immigration?"
I happen to share the same view with the American people on this issue.
If a foreigner believes that he/she could support its own living in the US
by making contributions to its local community, and the US side needs
his/her participation and contribution, there is nothing wrong for him/her
to immigrate to the US.
But I don't like the concept of smuggling and lying-for-refugee-claim.
If CSPA was re-named as CSIA (Chinese Students Immigrations Act), then,
everybody is happy. Actually, who in China likes HanJians to go back to
China? So, who cares about their appearance/disappearance in anywhere?
They may think that they are "somebody" but there are "nobody" either
academically or politically.
HOWEVER, the US public fail to realize that many legal immigrants cost
more than illegals. Morally speaking, many illegals eat the Americans
with guilty-feelings, while many legal immigrants eat Americans with
pride/elegance/reason; financially speaking, many legal immigrants
LEGALLY bring dozens of family dependants to the US to eat the US
wellfare, while such problem does not exist in the illegals community.
2.24 Answer to "Taiwan Independence"
I think Taiwan is independent now. They have their own military, their own
legal system and their own currency. After Taiwan book up some bad people,
they can sentence their inmates without asking Beijing or Washington.
When Taiwan citizens travel to other country, they can use their own passports
to pass foreign country customs.
The missing part to Taiwan is the security. They can Guan1(close)Qi3
Men2(door)Lai2(come) Zuo4(do) HuangDi(emperor), but they do not feel
secure. I guess that's the real topic.
Before Blood Cards were in place, I did not like the concept of Taiwan
Independence. But after Blood Cards were implemented, and particularly
after I saw CCP's reaction to Blood Cards, my attitude toward Taiwan
Independence becomes soft, because I cannot answer my own question, which
is: those who were nutritioned by CCP even use whatever excuse to run away
from China, why should we force Taiwan Chinese, who have never received a
miligram of nutrition from CCP, to be part of China? Further, if CCP can
tolerate HanJian Independence, why can't CCP tolerate Taiwan Independence?
I believe that the Taiwan Chinese not only can use their dillegence and
intelligence to create their economical miracle, but also can use their
intelligence/dillegence to create their defense miracle.
Best wishes to my beloved Taiwan Chinese.
2.25 Answer to "opinion on US/China MFN"
My attitude toward the China/US mutual MFN is one word: indifferent.
With MFN, both China and USA can survive;
Without MFN, both USA and China can survive, too.
There is one long-time question I still cannot answer myself until today,
which is: during those days when China/US MFN was OFF, our Chairman Mao was
able to make Atomic Bombers, Sattelite, Rockets, Jet Fighters, etc.---almost
everything except money; since the China/US MFN became ON, our Deng xiaoping
even cannot make a complete micro computer (i mean the chips). Why?!
However, I don't think it is wise to politicalize the MFN issue because
MFN cannot become a political ball. In my dictionary, a "political ball"
means "it can embrass the concerned party but it does not hurt the genreal
public". Obviously, MFN cannot embrass the Beijing regime at all but it can
effectively hurt the ordinary people like Motorola and AT&T.
It has been proven that those HanJians have failed in playing the MFN card.
2.26 Answer to "Tibet Independence"
I do not think that the Tibetans are living with happiness under China's
control, but they do not have enough resource/energy to kick the Chinese
communists out of their yard. So, they have my sympathy.
But, why does not USA leave our Taiwan alone? They propably have some
security concerns. Similarly, if China leaves Tibet alone, China's security
might get threatened, too, because who can gurantee that India will not become
another Saudi Arabia? Further, Saudi Arabians and Iraqis are in the same
family, but the Chinese and Indians are from totally different ethnic
groups.
So, I can predict that, even if China's power will be shuffled from
Communists to Shannonists:-), China still cannot release Tibet.
2.27 "why do you fight under your own name?"
First of all, I am not a fighter---I do not fight with anybody unless I have
to defend myself. But I certainly will fight with anybody if he/she blocks
me from doing good things for my beloved Chinese people.
Second, I do not think I am qualified to operate a day-to-day operation
in politics, simply because I am still too academic----NSF (National Science
Foundation) can also be interpreted as Non-Sufficient-Funds:-). Particualrly,
I do not have the habit of using donated money.
Third, did IFCSS win anything until today? They have been fighting under an
organizational name for years.
2.28 Answer to "Is S Yeh an individual?"
Yes, I am. So, do not worry about me. HanJians have 60,000 refugee troops,
and I only have one. So, HanJians will defeat Shannon Yeh.
2.29 Answer to "political Goal"
I do not have any specific political goal on these anti-hanjian activities.
The primary purpose for Action 9201 was to stop the idea of blood carding.
The primary purpose for YWP is to let Chinese people know the facts about
Blood Cards.
If someone wants to force me to have a political goal, then, I can tell you
right now: my long term political goal is to do more things for my beloved
Chinese people.
2.30 Answer to "do you hate USA?"
The answer is "no"! USA is a country which allows people to have all kinds
of creative ideas, funny ideas and bad ideas. I feel more nature since
I relocated to California from China in the 1980s. When I get into
trouble in the US, I can have a chance to publicly discuss/argue with
the judge. But if I got into trouble in China, I may have to talk with
some people behind the door in order to get myself off the "hook"---I actually
did not do anything wrong, but it always looked like I stole something
from somebody!
Since I get more and more used to the US life style, I start to have trouble
to do business with my home country people. In China, to close a deal, 51%
of the negotiation work needs to be done under the table, and I want to do
all the negotiation on the table. My philosophy is simple: if I cannot do it,
I'll give it up; if I can do it, why should I TouTouMoMo-ly (furtively) do it?
However, until today, I still regret that many Americans did not like to listen
to my different voice one year ago, which is "if those Chinese Hanjians do not
show any loyalty to their home country, they will not be loyal to their step-
father USA, either". Evidently, what those Chinese are doing today proves
what I predicted yesterday---afther those students got their free green cards,
they sleep with Beijing again. Americans are indeed the victims of those
Chinese students' cheating actions.
2.31 Answer to "how do you judge CCP"
CCP was right in the 1930s and 1940s. In the 1950s, CCP did many productive
things for the Chinese people. Since the late 1950s, CCP did many wrongs.
However, the Chinese people are NOT totally innocent for CCP's wrong doings.
This dialogue helps people to think a little bit deeper:
Judge Yeh: "Why didn't you stop Chairman Mao from doing bad things?"
Plaintiff: "How could I stop him?"
Judge Yeh: "Then, don't complain!!! Your energy is limited! Also,
your energy failed to be a group's energy. Complain
yourself!"
"Further, how did Chairman Mao get his energy to screw
his then-time emperor?"
Today, CCP has run into a point of no return: if they do not reform, they
will die now; if they continue to reform, they will die later. As a political
power machine, CCP even failed to find a way to put a right head on its
shoulder---they are doing everything under the table these days! Can a
political machine run in this way for a long time? When a woman has to use
her sex to keep her ZhaoSanMoSi boyfriend, this woman will be ending up with
big trouble; when a political power has to use money to buy its ZhaoSanMoSi
people's Ren2(man) Xin(heart), it's just a matter of die-in-X-years or die-
in-Y-years.
However, I do not like to see the death of CCP within the next 1-2 decades,
because other political forces in China are worse than CCP. Take those
Hanjians for example, if they control China, China will be worse.
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