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The knuckfuts from Westboro Baptist Church are at it again, having announced plans to travel to China and picket the Beijing Olympics against a "godless, filthy, sodomite China". You just know these dipshits will get visas too.

SHANGHAI, China - Police clashed with 3,000 Christians protesting the forced demolition of a partially built church in eastern China, leaving four people with serious injuries, a human rights group said Monday.

Remember, this is a humorous (ha ha funny) caption contest, not a space to vent all the frustration with Central Asian politics you've been storing inside for years and have only learned how to release since finding this awesome blog. (Diatribes and manifestos are still welcome on other posts.)

Beijing: A Chinese businessman has advertised on the Internet for a stand-in mistress to be beaten up by his wife to vent her anger and to protect his real mistress, Chinese media reported on Monday.

The "successful" candidate would be 35 and originally from northeastern China and would be paid 3,000 yuan ($400) per 10 minutes, it said.

The latest post from our Lost Laowai blog is one of great fury and furious anger at China's population's apparently inability to get involved when someone needs help as well as a general detachment from the fact that the world is a shared place and not just for them to stand in doorways as the rest of us try to get by.

I had a post on private equity ready to go, but I can’t bring myself to do it. This Sichuan quake, while it doesn’t compare to the Myanmar cyclone in terms of sheer cost of human life, has been on my mind too much. Here are more ways for you to help.

In short, human flesh search describes the phenomenon in which a group of Chinese netizens, strangers to one another, organize online to discover an individual’s personal information and track down his or her whereabouts. Once the target is identified, the online search can transition into the physical world. Enraged netizens will call and harass the culprit along with their family.

"We pray that a Chinese Martin Luther King will arise from the church in China," say Christian leaders of the new Human Rights Protection Movement (HRPM).

These lawyers, pastors, journalists, and human rights leaders across China are trying out the strategies of the historic American civil rights movement, using litigation, media publicity, and nonviolent protests.

Chinese netizens argue about Chen Yi (English name Rola Chen), a previous "Super Girl" contestant, when pictures of her lying on top of Japanese and Chinese flags in Japanese magazines appear on the internet. Some Chinese criticize her and call her a traitor. Other Chinese say it is none of their business and she can do what she wants.