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By Naomi Klein. This article first appeared in the Nation, thenation.com (THE GUARDIAN, 15/05/08): When news arrived of the earthquake in Sichuan, my mind turned to Zheng Sunman, a security executive I met on a recent trip to China. Zheng heads a Guangzhou-based company that makes surveillance... [read full story]                    

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