Js勇敢的心

[Js勇敢的心 @CHNeRevolution]

电影《辩护人》，辩护律师原型是韩国已故前总统卢武铉。

80年代韩国全斗焕军政府时代，还能有律师为受害人作人权辩护…对比709律师，近300名律师被抓捕与监视居住。

全斗焕军政府是酷刑学生被告人；中国政府更是酷刑律师…

[薔薇 @Jenn5791]

😭目前能核实的最小“六四”遇难者，只有九岁。他叫吕鹏，北京顺城根小学三年级学生。1989年6月3日深夜，在复兴门立交桥附近被戒严部队枪击胸部，当场死亡。遗体被市民放在敞篷卡车上游行示众。在天安门母亲三十多年整理的死难者名册中，他排第0034号，仅有三行简短记录。没有照片，没有一句亲属证词。他的家人至今可能仍未露面。官方公布的死者名单里，只提到“中学生一人”，却没有这个小学三年级男孩。在所有可核实的遇难者中，他年纪最小。他只活了九年。留下的痕迹，只有死亡时间、一处胸口枪伤、一座立交桥，和一辆载着幼小遗体的游行卡车。——资料来源：天安门母亲《六四死难者名册》第0034号。

[Patrick Poon潘嘉偉 @patrickpoon]

#LiYanhe, pen name #FuCha, a famous Chinese publisher publishing banned books, has been released from a Chinese prison after being detained as he returned from Taiwan, where he has been living since 2009, to Shanghai to cancel his household registration in 2023. He was detained and accused of "endangering national security". He's still not free and cannot return to Taiwan although he has been released from prison.

[朱韵和 @zhu0588]

文革：毛个人意志与极权体制结合的怪胎
毛一生嗜权如命，文革十年史就是一部赤裸裸的权力斗争史，贯穿始终的主题就是确保党和国家的最高权力要牢牢掌握在马克思主义者手里——这是掌握在毛及其亲信手里的委婉说法。,,——先是急于想当世界革命领袖，发动大跃进，闯下大祸后，又怕被人清算，于是先发制人， 发动文革，把整个国家拖入历时十年之久的浩劫之中。

顺便一提的是，学术界有观点认为，极��体制是产生文革的根本原因。对此，我有不同的看法，这是把主次颠倒了。不错，一党极权体制是毛发动文革的制度平台，但与毛的个人意志相比，是次要因素。试问，同是在中国的一党体制下，刘少奇、周恩来、邓小平会发动文革吗？同样，前苏联东欧也是一党极权国家，他们那里发生过历时十年之久的毛式文革吗？所以更确切地说，文革带有毛强烈的个人印记，是毛的个人意志与中国一党极权体制结合而产生的怪胎。

---高文谦：毛的文革遗产与习近平治国模式

[Crazy Vibes @CrazyVibes_1]

A Nazi commander loaded his pistol, pressed the cold metal barrel directly against the forehead of an American soldier, and gave a chilling ultimatum: "Order the Jewish soldiers to step forward, or I will shoot you right now."

What happened next in that frozen prisoner-of-war camp changed history forever, yet the man who stared down death kept it a secret for the rest of his life.

It was January 1945, and the bitter winter of World War II was at its peak. Inside Stalag IX-A, a notorious German prison camp near Ziegenhain, thousands of American soldiers were trapped behind barbed wire. Among them was Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, a twenty-five-year-old from Knoxville, Tennessee. As the highest-ranking non-commissioned officer in his section, Edmonds was responsible for the lives of 1,275 men.

One day, the camp commander, a fanatical Nazi major named Siegmann, issued a terrifying directive.

He ordered that the following morning, all American prisoners of Jewish faith must step out of the ranks during roll call. Everyone knew what this meant. Separating the Jewish soldiers was the first step toward sending them to extermination camps.

Inside the dark, freezing barracks, the prisoners panicked. Some of the Jewish soldiers considered stepping forward willingly to protect their Christian brothers from Nazi wrath. But Edmonds refused to let that happen. He looked at his men and gave a clear, definitive order: "Tomorrow, everyone steps forward. Everyone."

The next morning, the ground was thick with snow. Major Siegmann walked out onto the parade ground, expecting to see a small, isolated group of Jewish soldiers standing apart from the rest. Instead, he stopped dead in his tracks. All 1,275 American soldiers had stepped forward together in perfect unison.

The commander turned red with anger and stormed over to Edmonds. "They cannot all be Jews!" Siegmann screamed.

Edmonds stood completely still, looked the Nazi straight in the eyes, and replied: "We are all Jews here."

Enraged, Siegmann drew his Luger pistol and pressed it against Edmonds' forehead. The tension was suffocating. Hundreds of men held their breath, waiting for the gunshot. But Edmonds did not blink.

"According to the Geneva Convention, we only have to give our name, rank, and serial number," Edmonds said, his voice steady and calm. "If you shoot me, you will have to shoot all of us. And when the war ends, you will be tried for war crimes."

Edmonds knew the German army was collapsing and the Allies were advancing. Siegmann knew it too. The Nazi commander looked at the wall of unified men, realized he could not break their spirit, and slowly lowered his gun. He turned around and walked away without saying another word.

Because of that moment of defiance, two hundred Jewish-American soldiers survived the Holocaust. When the war ended, Edmonds returned to Tennessee, married his sweetheart, and raised a family. He never bragged about his actions, never looked for medals, and never even told his own children what he had done. To him, protecting his men was simply his duty.

Decades after his death in 1985, his son uncovered the truth by talking to the survivors. In 2015, Edmonds was officially recognized as Righteous Among the Nations, the highest honor Israel bestows upon non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. He remains the only American soldier to ever receive this recognition.

True heroism does not look for applause, and love will always be louder than hatred.

By standing together in the snow, those soldiers proved that when we refuse to abandon each other, ordinary human beings can become absolutely invincible.

[朱韵和 @zhu0588]

三年大饥荒时期的《人民日报》
1. 1959年10月1日
2. 1960年10月1日
3. 1961年10月1日

[Dirty Tesla @DirtyTesLa]

FSD just whippin and wobblin 😂

It did pick the correct side tho!

[FeelGoodTales @feelgoodtale]

Today at the airport, I witnessed a scene I will never forget.

The man's name was Daniel. He was holding his dog, Bruno, in his arms, tears welling up in his eyes.
He was moving overseas, but Bruno could not be put in the cargo hold for health reasons.
Daniel pleaded with the staff, I absolutely cannot leave him behind.
The crew then made space for him inside the plane.
Bruno didn't bark or make a fuss even once; he just sat there quietly. He
seemed to know he was safe, and everyone around him was touched by his composure.
When the plane landed, Daniel whispered softly,
We made it together, Bruno.
Even now, my heart warms whenever I remember that moment

[CHRD人权捍卫者网络 @CHRDnet]

6月8日，#吴强案 申请变更、解除强制措施被驳回。

他长期通过网络平台举报曝光社会热点问题。
2025年4月11日，因在微博举报兴海河部分河道疑似被石油污染，被以涉嫌寻衅滋事罪刑拘；在看守所被#酷刑；
2026年3月20日，被 #判刑一年；吴强提起上诉；
2026年4月10日，被 #监视居住，期限6个月。

[香港人日程表 @hkerschedule]

#hk20260614

[中国人权-Human Rights in China @hrichina]

#中国人权 #每日一推 #良心犯 第362期:砍头也不回头——纪念著名民运人士、工运领袖李旺阳 “被自杀”14周年
2026年6月6日是李旺阳先生忌日,其妹李旺玲和友人朱承志相约前往邵阳大山岭陵园为旺阳扫墓,结果李旺玲被维稳不允许去墓地;而朱承志到达墓地后,被邵阳公安局强行抬上车带去公安局。目前具体情况不明

#李旺阳：1950年11月12日出生，湖南省邵阳市大祥区滑石新村人，原湖南省邵阳市陶瓷厂、邵阳市玻璃厂、邵阳市水泥厂附属加工厂职工，六四亲历者，2012年度全美中国学生学者自治联合会“自由精神奖”获奖人，民主斗士、人权捍卫者，中国良心犯。

自1983年起，因执着追求自由民主之路而长期遭当局逼迫打压；

1983年，曾因受西单民主墙影响，对民主主义产生共鸣，遂与友人共建邵阳市工人互助会，创办《资江民报》，而遭到邵阳警方的拘留关押；

1989年，曾因声援八九学运，担任邵阳市“工自联”主席，并举办六四死难者追悼会、抗议六四大屠杀等活动，而被邵阳市警方于1989年6月9日抓捕，后被邵阳市中级法院以“反革命宣传煽动罪”重判13年，刑期至2002年6月8日；曾先后被送往湖南省邵阳市泷溪监狱和沅江监狱服刑，最后又被送至岳阳市劳改农场进行劳动改造；因长期服刑，狱中身患严重疾病，最终被减刑2年，于2000年6月8日提前获释；

2001年5月6日，曾因接受境外电台采访和“中国人权”8000元人民币生活资助，而再次被邵阳市警方以涉嫌“煽动颠覆国家政权罪”抓捕、刑拘；2001年6月7日，被邵阳市检察院正式批捕；2001年9月11日，被邵阳市中级法院以“煽动颠覆国家政权罪”判处有期徒刑10年，剥夺政治权利4年；之后曾在湖南省沅江监狱服刑；狱中再遭多次酷刑，以致双目失明、双耳失聪，身体几近瘫痪，生活完全无法自理；因绝食抗议酷刑，曾被狱警撬掉多颗牙齿强迫进食；其妹李旺玲亦受��连，且因接受境外媒体采访而被湖南省当局处劳动教养3年。

2011年5月5日，其刑满出狱，但因其病情恶化，双耳完全失聪，被送往邵阳市大祥区医院进行救治；

同年5月22日，因其接受香港有线新闻台采访，表明为了中国早日进入民主社会，早日实现多党制，“就是砍头，我也不回头”；此采访于当年6月2日一经播出，立即引起海外热议关注，但却引起中共当局的极度仇视和记恨；

2012年6月6日，其莫名惨死于大祥区医院；医方虽称其属于自杀，但当其妹赶到现场时，却发现他伏尸窗边，虽然颈项绑着白绳、白绳则绑着窗口，但是其双脚着地、手搭窗上，房间遗物仍在，无遗书留存；之后，其遗体立即被警方抢走，亲友要求拍照亦被拒绝。

湖南邵阳公民朱承志每年的今天一��赶回邵阳，陪同李旺玲为李旺阳先生扫墓，只有朱承志被关进了监狱才无法陪同 。

今天2026年6月6日,李旺玲被威慑，朱承志独自携带两个花篮给旺阳先生扫墓。在陵园被邵阳市公安局强行抬上警车带去公安局。朱承志现具体情况不明了。
#HRIC #关注良心犯 #烈士李旺阳 #朱承志

[Hong Kong Democracy Council @hkdc_us]

Today in #HongKong, four men in their 20s were sentenced to btw 30 & 37 months in prison for "riot" at police siege of PolyU in Nov 2019. One was only 16 at the time.They were rearrested & charged in 2024. https://t.co/jSfOr1by8s

[Wang Hui @wanghui90]

Shocking old footage from Tibet

CCP forces brut@lly beating& dragging monks out of their monasteries for practicing their Buddhist faith. This is the systematic erasure of Tibetan religion & culture that continues today. Why is the world silent on this? @TibetPeople @BAFoTTibet

[Ben Sharpe @kedlinco]

Yo @Tesla why does every service visit for warranty repair work suddenly become a money grab?

I’ve owned a Tesla since 2017, this has changed materially and I don’t like it. Tesla warranty used to be white glove.

You’re starting to behave like big auto, money grabbing at every visit.

The high voltage system generated an error and Tesla app suggested a service visit. $250 for an in warranty vehicle.

The hub cap on my Truck started rattling going down the road. To my knowledge I didn’t cause this to happen. Zero evidence of damage. $340.

$652 in repair estimate for a vehicle that’s under warranty that you haven’t seen.

@elonmusk 🤷

[CHRD人权捍卫者网络 @CHRDnet]

获刑三年的 #李延贺 已于五月出狱，遭当局限制出境。
https://t.co/g4bOfGSkGJ

李延贺，笔名富察，台湾八旗文化总编，曾出版多部大陆禁书。
2023年3月，返回上海探亲与注销户籍时被捕；
2026年2月17日，被以煽动分裂国家罪判刑3年，剥夺政治权利1年
https://t.co/dC38ctiKxi

[朱承志 @a13887665440]

#为李旺阳扫墓
昨天上午、下午、今天上午共计买了三次鲜花（六束）三次去大山岭陵园为李旺阳扫墓。
昨天两次被邵阳公安抬上警车抓捕去公安局。面对强权我大声抗议：每年在李旺阳的忌日为他扫墓的事情我至死方休！！！
今天上午到大山岭陵园为旺阳扫墓时，老天下起了倾盆大雨来悼念旺阳 ！朱承志6月7日

[Luo Shengchun丁家喜律师妻子 @luoshch]

@WLCongress When we are together, we are stronger! we will win! for our freedom, for our rights, for our dignity, we never give up!

[xiao Y @xczyuan]

寻找坦克人：“六四”事件中，一名男子试图独自阻挡坦克车队。“坦克人”成为全球闻名的反抗精神的象征。"人民终将审判你们。"1989年，中国人民大学一栋主楼顶上，悬挂着这样一条横幅。那些下令制造大屠杀的人，不仅将被人民审判，也将被他们试图以权力压制的历史所审判。

[吴仁华 @wurenhua]

日前收到东吴大学张佛泉人权研究中心的邀请函，同意让我继续在该中心担任访问学者，为期一年，从2026年8月1日开始，至2027年7月31日结束。这意味着未来一年我将继续在台湾居留。

[香港人日程表 @hkerschedule]

☂️ 6月12日 雪埠 612全球接力撐傘行動

15:00–17:00（任何時間到來均可）
📍 In front of Sheffield Town Hall, S1 2HH

詳情: https://t.co/9cuxnDTJ8T
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#hk20260612

[yan zibian @YZibian]

🔥拍摄地：北京・建国门高架桥周边（英国ITN摄影师偷偷拍摄） 📷时间：1989年6月6日 历史的真相映照出的、无纪律的“刽子手”们的笑脸 在夺走同胞生命的现场，他们穿着雨披装作风衣的样子，叼着香烟，嘻嘻笑着摆弄枪支。那里没有对生命的罪恶感，只有享受残酷“娱乐”的姿态。 曾经，重视严格纪律和荣誉的当时的“日本军”，能做出这种无法无天的行为吗？ 答案是否定的。能够像呼吸一样轻松进行“南京”那样的无序掠夺和大屠杀的“真正野蛮的军队”的真面目，在这数十秒的影像中得到了凝缩。 为了传播这个被掩盖的真相，请务必扩散！！