Transcribed by: erikl@blake.acs.washington.edu (Erik Larsen)
Date: 4 Jun 89 06:26:22 GMT
Radio Beijing English Service (0400 GMT 11685 MHz):
"Please remember June the Third, 1989. The most tragic event happened in the Chinese Capital, Beijing.
Thousands of people, most of them innocent civilians, were killed by fully-armed soldiers when they forced their way into city. Among the killed are our colleagues at Radio Beijing. The soldiers were riding on armored vehicles and used machine guns against thousands of local residents and students who tried to block their way. When the army conveys made the breakthrough, soldiers continued to spray their bullets indiscriminately at crowds in the street. Eyewitnesses say some armored vehicles even crushed foot soldiers who hesitated in front of the resisting civilians. [The] Radio Beijing English Department deeply mourns those who died in the tragic incident and appeals to all its listeners to join our protest for the gross violation of human rights and the most barbarous suppression of the people.
Because of the abnormal situation here in Beijing there is no other news [of the incident] we could bring you. We sincerely ask for your understanding and thank you for joining us at this most tragic moment."
那麽,張應該怎麽做呢?她應該為自己的理想去說服國會,或者,自己幹脆跳出來辦個:中國之聲。也就是說:你有權利去爭取你自己的權力,但你沒有權利去不順服別人的權力。YOU HAVE THE ELIGIBILITY TO GET THE POWER FOR YOURSELF BUT HAVE NO RIGHT TO OBJECT THE POWER OF THE RIGHT。也就是說,你如果是德國之聲的工作人員,你就要服從你的老板的意思。如果你認為老板錯了,抗議無效,你最好選擇不出聲的離開。