LONG BEACH— A Chinese student and his friends have been compelled to hand out newspapers and leaflets explaining the true nature of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Fan Huchang, 23, originally from Qingdao City in Shandong Province, said he hands out the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party to students and staff at California State University in the hope that more people on the campus will understand the regime controlling China today.

“We hold such activities on the campus because many Chinese students here, who have been brainwashed by the CCP culture since childhood, still do not know how many evil things the CCP has done and how many Chinese people the CCP has killed. We hope they have a chance to re-learn history.”

Fan said his family has suffered under the CCP for decades and he recently quit the Communist Young Pioneers and become a member of the China Democracy Party.

His grandfather was labeled a member of “black elements” during the Cultural Revolution, he said, despite working for the Party as early as the 1940’s. The Red Guards put his grandfather on top of three tables and then threw him to the ground many times. Fortunately, his grandfather survived the beatings, said Fan........

A group of Canadian researchers of internet censorship in The Citizen Lab, based at the University of Toronto in Canada, have exposed Internet surveillance by Skype in alliance with its Chinese partner, Tom Online, Inc.

In the report Breaching Trust, published on Oct 01, 2008, Citizen Lab researchers said " Many of the politically sensitive messages logged by TOM-Skype make reference to the The Epoch Times and Falun Gong linked campaign that encourages Chinese citizens to quit the Chinese Com-munist Party (CCP). "

Here's some more quotations about the surveillance on the "Quit the CCP" movement:

In 2005 the "Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP" was set up to encourage Chinese citizens to quit the CCP. This campaign uses "[t]elephone, mobile phone text messages, chat-ting online" to contact Chinese citizens and provide them with information that is critical of the CCP and highlights the persecution of the Falun Gong.

This campaign has made extensive use of Skype including Skype "public chats" and SkypeCast.

While the campaign uses Skype extensively, they also warn users of the filtering capabilities of the Chinese version distributed by TOM-Skype. However, many users contacted by members of the cam-paign are using TOM-Skype, resulting in numerous logged text chat messages on TOM-Skype servers in China

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