I testified on SAMHA( in the US Dept. of Health) forum: I'm a reluctant survivor of vast conspiracy and marginalized by this harsh reality. You see, a 70 years old Hong Kong actor lives happily and vigorously with his 20 years old girlfriend. WWF Canada says biodiversity is not protected well enough here, so I'm facing extinction in this not-so-law-abiding area. Independent candidate instead of partisan-affiliation also should be a choice.
Much to my surprise, some of his counterpart dissidents demurred and even expressed personal attack when Mr.Liu, Xiao-bo was awarded Nobel Peace Prize, "red-eye syndrome" is so popular even among some "democracy fighters", no wonder my fund raising encountered illegal manipulation. Wouldn't it be global conflict looming large? Then its imperative to coordinate east-west relation and neutralize tension. If it's regional inharmonious manifestation, I'd like to say I'm an immigrant from a developing country, not a colonist who once plundered their motherland.
So nowadays who copied whose behavior? Slicing my pie like some caricature of 19th century, again "what is not desired is not supposed to impose upon someone else". Wouldn't it be I'm supposed to exert "international communism spirit"? How sarcastic!
With so many illegal manipulations, there comes the cost of inability to present in the UN security council where responsibility is much needed. "Rule of law, play by the rule" should have been the cornerstone of our society, unfortunately tarnished by black box operation. A Chinese vivid saying best describe this situation:"Zhe-Teng"--like playing boomerang.
Some schemers from Taiwan went to Vietnam to plot telephone fraud. In China they controlled some remnants of Cultural Revolution to co-conspire vast conspiracy according to news report. Rampant enough?
It seems peaceful evolution has not been completed throughout. Election is one thing, the concept of free market, transparency, rule of law and humanity as sovereignty is another thing-- not inveterate.
Since the end of WWII and the beginning of the cold war, the west has been trying to make peaceful transition in authoritarian countries, nevertheless, just as a Chinese idiom says:"It's not one day's chill to be frozen into three feet depth". Melting the ice can make up melting pot, which seems easier among earlier immigrants, perhaps because they shared similar background from Western Europe. Canada has the responsibility to peacefully transform some people lack of modernity to withhold the modern concept.
Much to my surprise, some of his counterpart dissidents demurred and even expressed personal attack when Mr.Liu, Xiao-bo was awarded Nobel Peace Prize, "red-eye syndrome" is so popular even among some "democracy fighters", no wonder my fund raising encountered illegal manipulation. Wouldn't it be global conflict looming large? Then its imperative to coordinate east-west relation and neutralize tension. If it's regional inharmonious manifestation, I'd like to say I'm an immigrant from a developing country, not a colonist who once plundered their motherland.
So nowadays who copied whose behavior? Slicing my pie like some caricature of 19th century, again "what is not desired is not supposed to impose upon someone else". Wouldn't it be I'm supposed to exert "international communism spirit"? How sarcastic!
With so many illegal manipulations, there comes the cost of inability to present in the UN security council where responsibility is much needed. "Rule of law, play by the rule" should have been the cornerstone of our society, unfortunately tarnished by black box operation. A Chinese vivid saying best describe this situation:"Zhe-Teng"--like playing boomerang.
Some schemers from Taiwan went to Vietnam to plot telephone fraud. In China they controlled some remnants of Cultural Revolution to co-conspire vast conspiracy according to news report. Rampant enough?
It seems peaceful evolution has not been completed throughout. Election is one thing, the concept of free market, transparency, rule of law and humanity as sovereignty is another thing-- not inveterate.
Since the end of WWII and the beginning of the cold war, the west has been trying to make peaceful transition in authoritarian countries, nevertheless, just as a Chinese idiom says:"It's not one day's chill to be frozen into three feet depth". Melting the ice can make up melting pot, which seems easier among earlier immigrants, perhaps because they shared similar background from Western Europe. Canada has the responsibility to peacefully transform some people lack of modernity to withhold the modern concept.