Cartoon Critical of Chinese Communist Party Deleted

This cartoon critical of the Chinese Communist Party was deleted from Sina-Weibo by the Internet Police following the China Regime crackdown on free speech.

Earlier today I wrote here that Chinese Internet Police quickly censored Economist Mao Yushi, winner of the prestigious 2012 CATO Institute Milton Friedman Liberty Award blog post, widely read by his hundred of thousands of followers, in their futile effort to protect the “harmonious society” from harmful information.

H/T: China Media Project

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