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mys先生刚刚又去提请封禁我,理由是我在中国人民志愿军战俘遣返一条目中用脚注伪造来源!我有请问mys先生一句,他用什么方法来断定我在伪造?还是仅仅因为我加的内容不合您的胃口就作此说法? [i=s] 本帖最后由 victorkkd 于 2012-4-4 10:47 编辑 [/i]mys先生,或是mtbell先生,或是对于战俘问题有兴趣的任何人士,请教一下:我如果日后在相关条目里加上“亲共战俘和叛徒进行着你死我活的斗争”“有很多人刺杀叛徒献出了宝贵的生命”并注明:大鹰:志原军战俘纪事P205
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另外如果我在张案的结论里写道“朝中方抗议指派美军律师,声称如果不更换律师,他们就不合作……不肯交出控方证人……军事法庭只得解散”----<中立国遣返委员会报告之三>,而现在在朝鲜战俘条目下说的“54年2月联合国军仍不肯交出被告证人”说的根本就不是张子龙案是另一案,所以我改掉。可否?
另外我如果加上LINDSAY的captives of korea一书中说名单上查不到张子龙的名字,挖开埋尸地也没有尸体,可否?以下为相关段落,如果还要txt全本的我也可以发到邮箱因为最近115不方便。
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a '"brotherly touch," while the more fiery ones would be
explained to in kind. Typically it might be:
EXPLAINER: Welcome, Comrade!
PRISONER: You say "Comrade" but I am your enemy.
EXPLAINER: Even though the prisoner before you wore this
[the South Korean orange-and-black headband] he still went
back home.
PRISONER: I will never go back.
EXPLAINER: We won't harm you, even though you have said
you want to go to South Korea. So why don't you decide to
come home?
PRISONER: I am a man. I have made up my mind.
EXPLAINER: Land, jobs, and a good education await you.
Your family and your friends also await you.
PRISONER: My family has already been killed by you.
EXPLAINER: You shouldn't be so sure about South Korea. You
say you will be free, but you will find none will welcome you.
PRISONER: You say North Korea is free? What is free there?
Religion? Politics? I know when I was there I was never free.
Toward the end of the day the talks grew shorter. Re-
porters noted that the few who did choose Communism
scampered through the Red door instantly clearly they
were hidden agents, or men who had known what they
wanted before they entered the tent.
As for those equally positive on the other side, the ex-
plainers, seeing there was no hope, either would dismiss
them or the Indian chairmen would cut off the interview.
Paul Garvey reports that casualties were light only one
explainer was bitten by a prisoner. By closing time, of North
Korean Compound #48 ? s total of 499 members, 483 had gone
to the explaining mill, but only 19 (it was about 4%) chose
repatriation.
From the Communist standpoint it could hardly be worse.
EXPLANATIONS * CORPUS DELICTI 305
So Chiao decided on a complete shift in tactics, and also
played his ace in trumps by asking the Indians to bring him
for the next day (November 4th) Chinese Compound #28,
the Murder Mystery Compound!
Explanations Corpus Delicti
FOR days the Communist side had been pressing
the Indians to avenge the alleged barbarous butchery of one
Chang Tsu-lung in Chinese Compound #28. The trouble was
that, outside the affidavits of defecting Communist agents,
the Indians could not find one trace of evidence that such a
man had ever existed.
This name was not on the UN roster at the time we
turned the prisoners over to the Indians. Nor could the
Indians find any such name on their records of Compound
#28.
Yet two Communist agents Chein Sung-kuei and
Hseuh-ho defecting from this compound swore that there
had been such a man a loyal Communist most piteously
done in, and in execution of orders issued by the Americans.
As their story went, Chang Tsu-lung, on the occasion of a
recent demonstration in Compound #28, had refused to wave
the Nationalist flag offered him, and also refused to insult
Mao Tse-tung. "Instead he had shouted, 'Long live Chair-
man Mao!*" this in a passionately anti-Communist com-
pound!
Was Chang Tsu-lung insane as well as nonexistent? But
never mind, let us hear more.
The agents insisted that after nightfall he was "strung up
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on a tent pole with his hands and feet bound" and beaten
so hard that "several times the tent poles were broken with
the force of the blows/' he meanwhile egging his torturers
on with still more furious cries of "Long live Chairman Mao-
Long live the Communist Party!" Shortly thereafter the anti-
Communists "poured petrol over his cotton shorts, which
burst into flames," and subsequently "a long nail was then
driven into the top of his skull," and then, "one great
convulsive shudder, and he was dead/ 7 Thereupon, "his
intestines, liver, kidneys, and heart were pulled out."
Of these dainties, "one half was cooked and eaten on
the spot" by anti-Communist Chinese, faithfully following
their American directives. The other half "was sent to the
compound kitchen" to be prepared for future midnight
snacks.
The gnawed remains of the hypothetical Chang Tsu-lung
were then "buried deep underground in the corner of Third
Co. Headquarters" in Compound #28.
Understandably perturbed by the violent Communist
prose in these affidavits, the Indians took a party of Allied
and Communist newspapermen, plus the two defecting
"agents" to Compound #28, which they were able to enter
after a small riot, during which one anti-Communist was
shot by the Indian guards. The agents now led them to Third
Company Headquarters, pointed to the corner, and digging
began. But several hours of it not only failed to produce a
single gnawed bone of the nonexistent Chang Tsu-lung, but
also made clear to the reporters that the soil had not been
disturbed since the last Ice Age.
Lieutenant General Lee Sang Clio's protests increased.
Even though there was no trace of Chang Tsu-lung, there
had been a murder (said two Communist, "witnesses"), so
there must be vengeance. 到这里喊话有什么意思?
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