Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to get the story you won’t see on CNN, FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC, or any mainstream media. We talked directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In order to give you the best possible coverage, we will be presenting a series of shows from this event that focus on a variety of topics including the policies and practices of the Chinese government, human rights, the crises in Tibet and Darfur, a potential US boycott, the politicization of the Olympic games, and, most importantly, the American right to free speech. We will let the people speak for themselves on the important issues that matter most to them. We understand that these issues are highly emotional and potentially divisive, but we encourage you to view each episode in the spirit of worldwide harmony, openness, and diversity that is at the heart of Olympic ideals. In this episode, Survey Nation speaks directly to China supporters at the Olympic Torch Relay in San Francisco who vehemently defend their country and the controversy over Tibet. They present a historical view on the origins of the Tibet crisis that significantly contrasts with those normally held by the Free Tibet movement. These individuals provide unique insight into the opinions of Chinese nationals who have made the US their home while