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The Party Effect in China

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 7, 2011

Here is a comment from the King who is tallying up all of the deaths caused by the party either wholly or partially. He is doing this under his own volition and in reality only wants to expose the ugly reality of this place. If more people became citizen activists we would all have near perfect information and then could make good decisions.
Thanks King
comment
“Well at the rate my death report is going. (and it’s climbing it keeps climbing). I estimate at least 25+ Million Deaths, if China is to stink along with their germy toliets, This probably means a million well 450,000-1,000,000 a year. So if China has 10 more years, that’s 10 Million ore deaths so 35+Million more people have to die before these stinky stinky men’s government collapses, along with the Kim Dynasty? Oh the humanity…. :_(

Well I at least know what I’ll be doing these 10 years, working with Caritas down in Brazil, and or India, to help them absorb these new economic responsibilities inherited by a collapsing China.

But 10 more years of poison, can the world handle this? Can the eco system???

Any more crazy surprises in the 10 years? the eventual collapse of the Macau-Hong Kong bridge, more planes crashing from the sky, more much more disasters, like dams breaking, starvation. Oh God when will this madness end?… More Children suffering as street preformers, more children stabbed, Gahhhhhhh.

More stinky stink toiliets. More shitlympics. and all these leaders live it large. Then to top it all off, China STILL has to rebuild, again!

That’s it I’m headed to South America, I’m headed to Timor, to help these countries grow.”

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China Upset with Burma Respecting the Wishes of Her People- Burma Stops Dam

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 6, 2011

China is testy that Burma is actually doing the unthinkable- respecting the wishes of her people. As such, China is talking to the Burmese government about the fact that they have suspended work on a dam project with the Chinese. According to this site, the leader of Burma was bowing to the will of the people, a thing the Chinese government cannot fathom.
Apparently China does not care about the ecology.

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China’s Looming Crisis

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 6, 2011

Chinese businessmen and those doing business in China have had it too goo for too long. they’ve grown accustomed to wasting too much , squandering too much on expenses like KTV hookers , money and bribes. The result is that they do not know how to cut costs, other than salaries in their sweatshops. Too bad for them that the party is over as they are learning in Wenzhou where people are going broke by the tons and no relief is forthcoming…
from here:
“As the eurozone debt crisis makes its presence known worldwide, a potential “usurious loan crisis,” created by businesspeople in Wenzhou taking on more private debts than they can repay, could spin out of control at any moment. Deciding who to save first has begun to test the priorities of China’s authorities.
Lin Bai, an economist with the international trade and economic cooperation institute under China’s Ministry of Commerce, wrote in an article on Chinavalue.net that the answer to the question was obvious: A US$10 billion rescue fund could help Wenzhou restore its suspended capital chain”

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Gang Bangs and Bed Talk- Party Like a Chinese Communist

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 5, 2011

I think Im gonna party like a red
Believe it or not uncle chicom loves to party sex, gangbangs and dare I say it, ‘forced love’ or at least I have heard. But the excerpt here talks about communists being fond of the same woman,I guess that is one train that they cannot foul up , or can they?
In any event, the thugs who founded this dump have spread their diseased seed and it has taken root in the next generation of swine that calls themselves the new read party and these guys in true Mao fashion are trying to be as many crooked toothed snagglepusses as they can. I guess they better hurry for one day the party will end….
from here:
“One of the cables, sent by the US consulate in Shanghai and dated Sept. 7, 2007, described how some members of the top echelons of the Chinese Communist Party9 clicks (CCP) would pass mistresses around and how one woman — described by a US official as “a promiscuous socialite” — had been involved romantically with at least three of them.

Aside from Jin, former Sinopec Corp (中國石化) chairman Chen Tonghai (陳同海) and former Chinese minister of agriculture Du Qinglin (杜青林) were suspected of ties with the woman.”

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Illegal to Buy a Phone in China With No ID- But I just Did

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 5, 2011

This site said this “For the last 12 months it has been illegal to buy a mobile phone in China without presenting ID, but Chinese customers seem as reluctant to be identified as everyone else.”
Hmmm, maybe he has not been to China for just two weeks ago I , for a wee bit extra in price got a phone and chip with no ID. It is really not that hard, after all, this is China.

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China Using Experimental Medicine on Africans?

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 4, 2011

China is colonizing Africa now and this is the sort of thing that we can expect from a country such as China. The following is from Wikileaks
here:
“For instance, in January 2010, the Chinese Ambassador to Uganda (Sun Heping) delivered 240,000 doses of two Chinese anti-malaria drugs to Uganda at a public event that was featured in large paid advertisements in local papers,” wrote Mr Lanier, who added: “It was later revealed that one of the drugs, Arco, had not been pre-qualified by the World Health Organisation, and that part of the funding for the malaria clinic in Mulago Hospital was earmarked for testing of these drugs.”

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The King Rants About Red Guards From China

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 4, 2011

Here is a nice rant from the King about China’s red guards and what they truly are… (it was in response to mylaowai.com’s snippet)
The King says:
“The Irony here about Miss T. is that, the red guards, now demand respect on virture of “giving up their youths” to build China. They sing camaraderie songs in Lu Xun Park, and they complain how younger generations are shitheads screwing everything up.

The problem is unlike their American or other westernized contemporaries, who struggled against the forces of nature and physical impossibilities back in the 1900′s-present, (engineering, construction, or turning mud huts into cities (Alberta), or Even the Mormons, connecting scattered enclaves, or Aborginals resurrecting their almost extinct genotype), The elderly deserve the RIGHT and Privillige to call my generation slackers. (just like their generation before and before since to the days of expulsion from Eden (or exodus the bunkers of Aztland, and other creation myths). The social challenges like eradication of poverty, and the elevation of dignity for all lifeforms on Earth. Chinese granpa’s generations was pure savagery. And we have the nerve to Call the Japanese, blood thirsty rapists? (when bazillion sexual crimes go on in China? In one of my reported Deaths, a young preteen girl who was just visiting the big city leaped to her death because some spawn of such presti
gious
linages of heroic Red Guards.

What I’m saying is because the Red guards wasted their youths, dancing around with flags, and beating up elderly, (including doctors and teachers), instead of doing productive things with their youths. Oh I don’t know learning medicen, to reverse eons of dark ages (I honestly don’t want to think what China was like 100 years ago. To study engineering to oh I don’t know build water and irrigation or the infrastructure needed to support an advanced civilization. That’s why I give the Chinese elder 0.00000% respect, regard them as ugly Morags (that old witch on Dark Crystal by Jim Hansen).

Now for the “Capitalist” grandparents. Living in Free Hong Kong, and watching these useless generations and their lust for the high living, without attaining the means to support such a standard. (through hard work, philosophy and the finer things in life, upgrading for bigger and badder things (America in a nutshell, with it’s eons of poplius movements aimed at upgrading her people, freedom from slaverly, the American dream of freedom to be who and what you want to be), the brain of the elderly Chinese, only consists of “Did you eat?” yet there is abundance of food, and playing Majong. (now Chinese Chess and Go are intellectual games)… and gumbling as loud as they can…

If reincarnation is true, The Chinese deserve everything they get. The Japanese deserve everything they get (because they busted their balls off, as a person with a handicap this is no excuse. You make the best with what you got, and try to improve. As a volunteer of the Winter Paragames in 2010, I saw a Blind German girl win 4 golds. Skiing no less.) I’ve seen Japanese and Germans (the world’s villified ogres due to a long war) invent machinery to make life easier for handicapped, and or invest ALOT in such services and support. (such as psychiatry to mitigate and try to liberate what they can of someone’s imprisoned mind with disfunction). China only sent like 4 guys to the winter para games. (with a nation of Bazillions of ill gotten dollars). Korea doesn’t have much resources or money to work with, they’re trying to recover from a military dictatorship and doing an excellent job. and thanks to China propting up a coackroach monster (see America World Police movie). denyin
g Korea
it’s future. Even Vietnam is slowly moving towards economic and political reform. (in the way of Cambodiadid).

so the elders of these places these people who actually WORK, and busted their balls off building us the society we take for granted, and or instilled these ethics in their youth, instead of seeking easy solutions, and or blaming others. (The Chiense always blaming whitey or the Japanese). for their problems (yeah I’m sure Whitey told you to over feed your son Lu Hao, so that his eyes are all squishy lol). “to be contonued

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China’s Legal Woes

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 4, 2011

China’s legal system is weak at best and horribly policed. A set of laws that was basically given to them by the international community lies on the shelves as unused as dandruff shampoo or mouthwash. The Chinese unaccustomed to anything close to morality would rather purchase their way out of a problem or tell the ‘Chinese truth’- an oxymoron as that is.
There have been buttloads of studies about law in China and the ssrn.com is a great free resource for more insight. But if you have ever lived here you know about the truth of China, the lax enforcement of laws and the corruption to understand that when China speaks of things legal, it is talking out its ass. Here is a comment about how the legal system is actually becoming worse:
“The Communist Party pushed to strengthen rule of law in the 1980s and 1990s…. Lately…. it has been backtracking, worried about challenges to its authority…..That has included warning domestic lawyers to avoid sensitive cases….”Chinese authorities began to fear that some of the demands for legal reform were actually bumping up against some of their core demands, such as one-party rule,” Minzner noted.

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How China Viewed/Views US

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 3, 2011

This is a depiction of how the Chinese saw us when Hu Jintao was a small link in a huge communist chain. Alternatively you can think of this as the kind of stuff that China’s future leader Xi Jinping grew up with and believed in- allegedly….

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China’s Birthday and Struggle

Posted by wtdevflnt on October 3, 2011

October 1st was the Chinese media is playing up the ‘good that Mao’ and the party did, but I am confused. I came across this site, which tells a different tale. According to them, a lot , I mean a lot of Chinese died during the cultural revolution alone.So if this is true, then why did we see all of the good things about the ……. today?
From here
“However, 40 years after it ended, the total number of victims of the Cultural Revolution and especially the death toll of mass killings still remain a mystery both in China and overseas…
On July 28, 1966, Jiang Qing, Mao’s wife and a key figure of the Central Cultural Revolution Group, conveyed Mao’s instruction regarding mass violence at a students’ rally: “If good people beat bad people, it serves them right; if bad people beat good people, the good people achieve glory; if good people beat good people, it is a misunderstanding; without beatings, you do not get acquainted and then no longer need to beat them.”. In other words, Mao thought the government “should turn a blind eye to violence as an inevitable by-product” of the Red Guard mobilization (Walder, 2009: 149). “

Read the report here

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