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"He [Duhon] loses confidence easily. He just needs to get over it. . .    . . We'll stick with him, and he'll be fine." -- Mike D'Antoni

"My teammates told me, I wasn't aggressive enough the prior couple of games." -- Nate Robinson

"Again, you have to have everything else from him [N8GR8], the defense and sound play, but he does give us something that we need. He's not a natural point guard, it's not easy for him, but as long as he keeps his energy and focus, we can kind of work around it. David Lee does a lot of the playmaking now out of certain sets. We can go with that." -- Mike D'Antoni

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D'man: The NBA & Chinese double team

Hey Commie-shun-er Stern,Nice defense from your dick-ta-torial human rights violating pad-ners.Luckily, tall black guys in shorts running up and down a basketball court don't threaten their dreams of world domination.Instead of using those tanks and guns, oh wait, they do use those on their own people, they are underselling everyone to create economic world domination.It seems freedom of speech, a simple movie, once again has demonstrated the NBA's partner's hatred of freedom.What are we doing partnering with a bunch of dictators who fear that a movie exposes them to the anger of their own people?Way to stand up for the little people Mr. Stern, Divest China!

China censors pull 'Avatar' from screens

By Jane Macartney

Times of London/Newscore

Posted: 1:08 PM, January 18, 2010
China plans to pull “Avatar” from most cinemas, despite the long lines for tickets, to make way for a more patriotic film the censors deem more appropriate -- a biography of Confucius, the Times of London reported Monday.
The move comes amid government anxiety that many Chinese are making a link between the plight of the film's Na’vi, who face being displaced from their homeland, and that of those in China who are subject to often brutal evictions by property developers.
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily said the state-run China Film Group had instructed cinemas nationwide to stop showing the 2D version of “Avatar” from January 23 on orders from Beijing’s propaganda czars.
The newspaper said, “Reportedly, the authorities have two reasons for this check on ‘Avatar’: First, it has taken in too much money and has seized market share from domestic films, and second, it may lead audiences to think about forced removal, and may possibly incite violence.”20-something writer and race-car driver Han Han, was among those who quickly caught onto the resemblance of the plot to real life in China. He wrote, “For audiences in other countries, such brutal eviction is something outside their imagining. It could only take place on another planet or in China.(Way to partner! Stern!) Popular views of the film as an allegory for predatory property developers across China may not have gone down well with the Propaganda Department in Beijing The film opened on Jan. 4 and soon drew lengthy lines despite one of the coldest winters in years.

Why put this on a Knick site?Well, screw sending soldiers to fight for others freedom.People need to stand up for their OWN freedom first.Then we help them, not the other way around!Divest Iraq and Afganistupid.The Berlin wall fell when the truth permeated the lie that built it.The Chinese people want the truth however it is served to them.Whether it is art,in a movie screen, or a basketball court doesn't matter.No NBA in China until its people can speak without disappearing.Stern should be ashamed of himself.The LOVE of money is the root of all evil.NBA Divest!

Knicks play D.We cannot win if the other team scores 100 points, if then.Still, despite it all, LGK, Free Plax, Help Haiti, Divest from China.

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January 19, 2010

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