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Dalai Lama Retires…

March 22, 2011 by Mr. Allen 60 Comments

There is a lot going on in the world.  A natural disaster in Japan. Ravages of war from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestinian territories, to now Libya. The world is still in a recession. There is global warming. And population is still set to reach 9 billion by 2045. Still I think there is still time for some comic relief. Obama made his NCAA picks last week.  And the … [Read more...] about Dalai Lama Retires…

Wu Bangguo on “multi party rule” ruffles some feathers in the West

March 14, 2011 by YinYang 31 Comments

Wu Bangguo, Chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee, recently precautioned other Chinese leaders of "chaos unless correct path is taken." Wu's key point is that China should not blindly follow others' political systems for the sake of following. Rather, China should advance one suiting her own conditions. He even pointedly said, "on the basis of … [Read more...] about Wu Bangguo on “multi party rule” ruffles some feathers in the West

“information freedom” vs real information freedom

March 10, 2011 by YinYang 51 Comments

Remember Hillary Clinton recently preaching Internet "freedom" and "information freedom?" Have you just read my prior post where I examined a wrong mindset in the "West" thinking the rest of the world are lurking to "steal" their information? You have one case of "information freedom" and another case of "information lock up" from the same direction. Both can't … [Read more...] about “information freedom” vs real information freedom

Reflecting on the Wikileaks Incident: What It Teaches About “Freedom”

January 16, 2011 by Mr. Allen 11 Comments

Before this year really gets going (yes I know I have been out of commission from blogging for a while, a state which may continue for just a while longer), I thought I'd post my own little post reflecting on the Wikileaks incidient - which I think illustrate important issues relating to "freedom." The controversy over Wikileaks has evoked strong emotions on all sides here … [Read more...] about Reflecting on the Wikileaks Incident: What It Teaches About “Freedom”

The truth is out; Amy Chua’s “Chinese moms” attack on “American moms” is actually a Wall Street Journal creation

January 13, 2011 by YinYang 36 Comments

If you are visiting America, you might get a feeling America's moms have just been slapped in the face by their Chinese counter-parts. All this started with a recent article by Amy Chua (see my prior post A bombshell at the WSJ by Amy Chua: "Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior") at the Wall Street Journal. Thanks to our reader Chops for alerting us to an article out today in … [Read more...] about The truth is out; Amy Chua’s “Chinese moms” attack on “American moms” is actually a Wall Street Journal creation

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