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Rule of Law

August 12, 2014 by N.M.Cheung 8 Comments

When Chinese dissidents talk about democracy and rule of law, American media immediately start the echo chamber in criticizing China and provide the stage for whomever in the spotlight. It irks me to no end this fetish on rule of law is not based on reality but more on fantasy and rarely examined in depth. Wikipedia defines it as: "The rule of law (also known as nomocracy) … [Read more...] about Rule of Law

China is a Freeloader of World Order…

August 10, 2014 by Mr. Allen 9 Comments

Check out the following excerpt of an interview conducted by Thomas Friedman on Obama.  In this short segment, Obama states that China is a Freeloader and has been for the last 30 years... The rest of the interview can be found here. So is China a Freeloader?  Take the poll below.   … [Read more...] about China is a Freeloader of World Order…

WSJ Re-reports “37 civilians killed, 13 injured in Xinjiang terror attack”

August 3, 2014 by Mr. Allen 2 Comments

Chinese soldiers in front of the Id Kah Mosque, in Kashgar, on Thursday. China has increased security in many parts of Xinjiang. Getty Images

I have been pretty flabbergasted by how the Western media has been so quick to line up to tote the U.S. government line on Russian or pro-Russian rebel involvement in the downing of Malaysian Flight 17 over Ukraine.  The media blitzkrieg has been very impressive, so have the U.S. drumming up for another round of sanctions.  While I don't think the stakes this time is that high … [Read more...] about WSJ Re-reports “37 civilians killed, 13 injured in Xinjiang terror attack”

Rectangular Track

August 1, 2014 by N.M.Cheung Leave a Comment

When I first read the headline from South China Morning Post I was somewhat confused, then I read the article I was in turn angry, embarrassed, and reflective. I am sure it will be fodder for late night comics and anti-China politicians. I am pretty sure if the same reporter visited the track today, it will show the track back to oval, and heads probably already rolled up … [Read more...] about Rectangular Track

“Peaceful Rise” Does Not Mean a “Push Over” China

July 30, 2014 by Black Pheonix 4 Comments

When China (with the collective aspirations of all Chinese) said China will have a "Peaceful Rise", many in the West decided to twist the meaning of "Peaceful" to mean something completely illogical.  That being, "Peace" without any possibility of "conflicts or disputes". In their decidedly 1-sided world, "peace" for China must mean that China must be willing to become a … [Read more...] about “Peaceful Rise” Does Not Mean a “Push Over” China

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