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South China Sea, Wolves Crying Wolf

June 16, 2011 by Black Pheonix 32 Comments

Recently, South China Sea territorial disputes seem to heat up in the Media.  China is once again, accused of notching up aggression because of its increase might. A good time to examine the truths in the disputes, and the media coverage of the issue. … [Read more...] about South China Sea, Wolves Crying Wolf

Wenchuan reconstruction indeed a miracle

May 28, 2011 by YinYang 1 Comment

I was still saddened by the 2008 May 12th earthquake in Sichuan Province while watching the presently airing 10-part series documentary on CCTV. It has also given me a lot of hope and opened my eyes on what is possible. CCTV has every right to call the reconstruction a miracle. Despite the tragedy, in just three short years, whole cities have been built; it is mind boggling … [Read more...] about Wenchuan reconstruction indeed a miracle

West Considers History Amnesia Pill Law

April 21, 2011 by Black Pheonix 12 Comments

In the Spirit of stretching political issues to the ridiculous, such as https://hiddenharmonies.org/2011/04/china-bans-time-travel/, I bring the doom and gloom news that while China is banning the still non-existent technology of time travel, the West is considering banning history or any memory of it, especially those periods not appealing to any … [Read more...] about West Considers History Amnesia Pill Law

A hint of the European invaders and looters in Forbidden City

April 13, 2011 by YinYang 43 Comments

Western travelers will likely wonder why these gold platings were scraped off in water vessels throughout Forbidden City. This is the last visible hint in Forbidden City that still remains today of the European invaders. The Yuanmingyuan (another location) remains in complete ruins as a reminder to the Chinese people. Each time some auction house in the West sells some … [Read more...] about A hint of the European invaders and looters in Forbidden City

UCLA Girl Rant

March 28, 2011 by Mr. Allen 27 Comments

Ok. So TonyP4 first brought up in the open comments this video of an anti-Asian rant that has become all the rage on the Internet and UCLA. Here is a transcript (as found on youtube): … [Read more...] about UCLA Girl Rant

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