@Colin, how can you speak and preach about "Human Rights" when your the biggest violator of the concept? Now you use it as a new tool to varnish up your double standards when furthering your interests and have no problem throwing it out the window when your interests are threatened/need protection

Brundi, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

To: C K Wong, Malaysia

How is it that you speak for the Chinese Government when you are Malaysian? Do you not feel Malaysian but prefer to support a foreign country instead? I teach Chinese students English and have dicovered that integration is the hardest thing for them in another country.

Colin, Carmarthen, UK

Oh well,you snooze you loose!Should have thought about the consequences when you organised mass anti-Chinese "demonstrations" (reaching disgusting levels of racism) in March,along with getting your pet Lama to do a jig in time to set the stage.China never forgets,so expect more spite/"difficulties"

Brundi, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

My wife & I will not be watching the games out of protest with China, which is a totalitarian state, arrogant beyond belief, respecting no one in its wake, including its own people & forever backing rogue regimes like Zimbabwe !!

Watching our PM give a Chinese henchman the olympic flame, well....

ian payne, walsall,

All foreign corporations must abide by the Chinese Government rules & regulations and of course laws when in China. I hope China will enforce its laws stricter without giving in to demands of any western company - this is for the sake of Chinese unity which is the MOST important thing - not the west

C K Wong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

This is the Bejing Olympics for the Chinese. They do not need foregners to come, they have the money, the people so who needs the world. Visa restrictions tightened, checks by the PSB on foreigners and now restrictions on Press coverage. All they want is a sanitised propaganda statement to the world

Geoff. Stainton, Guangzhou,

The kill joy games is completly true. They changed the visa laws in april meaning all foreign students have to get out during the olympics. no liquids are allowed to be carried on ferries. no electronic items eg toasters can be sent in the post. anyone on a train with a bag will be searched. etc etc

Dave, HK, China

If you have been to Beijing, you'll know that the decision from Chinese government is correct. The area around Tiananmen Square is too crowd and full of tourists. Our taxi driver even refused to pass by it although it's the closest route coz the price is up to mileage rather than time in China.

Ran, york, UK