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The plotters behind 9-1-1 ..
...and most of the nefarious ops that were created to raise FEAR in all of us and send us repeatedly into WARS. They have done exactly what Franklin and others warned us of even when America was still mostly wilderness they were already firmly ensconced in Europe and OWNED ALL the banks so nations were driven to them to beg for LOANS
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This is from an exchange between another and me in 09.
Think on this. Note the writer was the guiding force in Britain for many years ( and IMV Krauthammer looks just like a skinny version of hem lol )
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A very famous figure of history is the 19th Century Prime Minister of the Late Great Britain and also leader of the British 'Conservative' Party, Benjamin Disraeli. Disraeli once wrote a political novel titled "Coningsby". John Birch Society members and the other moral cowards of the Black Helicopter crews are very fond of quoting a single sentence of Benjamin Disraeli's "Coningsby" as a proof text that high politics are not as they seem: "So you see, my dear Coningsby, that the world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes."
Here's the real context of that sentence of Disraeli's from "Coningsby":
"A few years back we were applied to by Russia.
Now, there has been no friendship between the court of St. Petersburg and my family. It has Dutch connections, which have generally supplied it; and our representations in favor of the Polish Hebrews, a numerous race, have not been very agreeable to the Czar.
However, circumstances drew to an approximation between the Romanoffs and the Sidonias. I resolved to go myself to St. Petersburg. I had, on my arrival, an interview with the Russian Minister of Finance, Count Cancrin; I beheld the son of a Lithuanian Jew.
The loan was connected with the affairs of Spain; I resolved upon repairing to Spain from Russia. I traveled without intermission. I had an audience immediately on my arrival with the Spanish Minister, Sefior Mendizabel; I beheld one like myself, the son of a Nuevo Cristiano, a Jew of Arragon.
In consequence of what transpired at Madrid, I went straight to Paris to consult the President of the French Council; I beheld the son of a French Jew, a hero, an imperial marshal, and very properly so, for who should be military heroes if not those who worship the Lord of Hosts?...
The consequence of our consultations was that some Northern power should be applied to in a friendly and meditative capacity.
We fixed on Prussia; and the President of the Council made an application to the Prussian Minister, who attended a few days after on our conference. Count Arnim entered the cabinet, and I beheld a Prussian Jew.
So you see, my dear Coningsby, that the world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes."
When Disraeli wrote about hidden rulers manipulating affairs behind the scenes he was talking about JEWISH hidden rulers.
The lesson above is not about what's going on now.
Almost any idiot (except for JBSers and Rapture Cultists)
can see what's going on.
black, mexican & arab newspapers write about it every day.
The lesson is about why the hard right, paleo-conservatives,
JBSers and other non-Marxist GOPers keep losing.
The fault lies not with the power or intelligence of your enemies. The fault is in yourselves, specifically your own moral cowardice.
I never cease to be amazed at the Byzantine, Machiavellian rationales you folks dream up to justify self-censoring yourselves.
What good are you to anyone if you are so morally weak you won't even quote former British Prime Ministers in context?
You won't ever out Jew the Jews at deception, although you come real close in your self-deceptions. Plain spoken truth is your winning sword, fearless conscience your invincible armor. But these you refuse to touch.
You just can't fool Mother Nature.
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Uli Hoeness, President of German and European football champions Bayern Munich, has been sentenced to 3.5 years in jail for tax evasion.
Hoeness was initially charged with concealing EUR 3.5 M worth of taxes, but later admitted to a much larger sum of EUR 15 M. The final equation amounted to EUR 27.2 M that he owes, according to the BBC.
The court in Munich found the 62-year-old guilty of seven serious counts of tax evasion. Initially, the prosecution had called for a 5.5 year jail sentence.
Hoeness and his defence have a week to appeal the verdict.
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Looking to give his team a jolt, Danny Carcillo charged Chicago's Tomas Kopecky to deliver a big hit for Philadelphia in the first period of Game 2 - and Kopecky stepped aside.
Carcillo ended up drilling teammate Jeff Carter, who slammed hard against the ice while his helmet flew from his head.
It was that kind of night for the Flyers: playing hard, but misfiring. Their late flurry against Blackhawks goalie Antti Niemi wasn't enough, and the 2-1 defeat on Monday put them down 0-2 in the Stanley Cup finals.
"They wanted to come out and dictate the physical play, but I thought our guys did a great job," Chicago's Adam Burish said, adding: "Nice of Carcillo to take a run at one of his own guys."
The game was filled with tugging at jerseys, whacking at sticks, shoving of shoulders and slamming bodies into the boards, an almost mirror-opposite style from the opening night of the series. The guys in orange and black clearly emerged with a higher level of intensity, with Carcillo's energy and antagonism helping provide an extra spark.
After tightening up their defense, though, and peppering Niemi with 15 shots in each of the last two periods, the Flyers went back to Philly for Wednesday's Game 3 with nothing to show for it.
"It's just a bounce here or there. Unfortunately, they're getting them right now," said captain Mike Richards, who had an assist on Simon Gagne's power-play goal but took two penalties, had three giveaways and was quiet again after an unproductive Game 1. "We have to work harder to create them for ourselves."
Or work smarter.
"I thought we were way too conservative in the first two periods," center Danny Briere said. "We didn't give 'em much, I understand that, but that's not really our type of hockey. We didn't forecheck. We didn't create much offensively. We didn't spend much time in their zone."
Coming into the finals, Richards had six goals and 15 assists in the playoffs, but has a lone assist so far. Carter has been struggling, too. The Flyers generated an incredible amount of prime scoring chances down the stretch trailing 2-0, but came up empty except for Gagne's score.
'Hawks in controlMonday's Game 2 was a physical one. If you missed any of the action we've got the best shots right here.
"I thought their goaltender played extremely well in the third period," coach Peter Laviolette said. "We had more than enough looks to tie up that game and opportunities to get out of it. It didn't happen. We have to go home and take a look at some things and come back. We have to win our home game."
The Flyers played a penalty-free Game 1, a sign of good discipline that also raised the question about whether they were rough and tough enough in that 6-5 free-for-all.
Laviolette put Carcillo on the scratch list for Game 1, but he sent him out with Richards and Carter on the first line for the first period before later dropping him down to play with Claude Giroux and Arron Asham and moving Gagne back up to the top group. Carcillo took a foolish unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that he contested angrily toward the officials, though the Flyers survived the power play without any damage.
Carcillo proved he's more than just a scrapper and a yapper, showing some offensive skill by firing a pair of zinger slapshots at Niemi during the second period as the Flyers got their attack going.
A few minutes earlier, Richards - who had beaten Brent Sopel for a sudden breakaway - was denied with a right pad save by Niemi. Gagne played less than 3 1/2 minutes in the first period, before ending up with 16:37 of ice time for the game.
Gagne was like a completely different player down the stretch, punching a power-play goal past Niemi 5:20 into the third with Carter helping with a screen in the slot.
They had all kinds of chances in the final minutes. Gagne missed a rebound in front of star Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith that Niemi kicked out of the crease with his pad.
Niemi finished with 32 saves. Solving him will be the top priority in Game 3.
"I don't think we tested him very much," Briere said. "I thought we made him look good with outside shots way too often. I thought he played well in the third period, but we didn't create much traffic. We didn't have many quality chances. We have to do a better job there."
In net, Michael Leighton rebounded after a rough game that got him pulled early, but he gave up a cringer of a goal when fourth-liner Ben Eager raced in along the right wing and fired a shot into the upper-right corner for the 2-0 lead - just 28 seconds after Marian Hossa put the Blackhawks on the board.
"The third period was all about us," defenseman Kimmo Timonen said. "If we can keep playing that way for 60 minutes, we're going to win games. Now we go home. We've got to make sure that we bring that extra gear."
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An exoskeleton of scaly red sequins, each exactingly fastened to a large styrofoam ball with a seed bead and a pin – I might add by a dear friend and work colleague. A centrepiece extravaganza of three different sized Christmas Puddings.
I was eating my lunch at work,thinking I must put these away now….Christmas is well and truly gone for a while, when it struck me that they are scaly patterned, and there is a scaly patterned challenge in Shapes and Patterns
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Great work Lou! Love this take on scales, like a fashionable dragon :)
Oooh a dragon clad like this pud would be superb! I so rarely get organised for challenges – they come and get me twiddling…and are gone before i get something uploaded! my life seems full of missed challenges – or missed entries to them! I'm too busy with the challenge bit! Welcome back!
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This looks very organic! It reminds me that human beings and the things we create are part of nature too.
Thank you! Too right – I think we can lose sight of that – that we are part of nature ourselves. Bravo!
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I bet this would make a great disco ball! saw a life size scaly dragon the other day, swimming through the dirt and it was clad in old CDs, just like these sequins (at Riverlands Montessori School)
I have been considering cds in a creative way for a while now – something has been brewing and may burst forth one of these days. What a great way to clad a dragon! The only draw back of something like this as a disco ball is all the darn pins that might fall out onto the dance floor….
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Oh this is wonderful love the sequins and have to hold my hand up and say i have made christmas baubles with sequins and pins many years ago. Love the colour and depth.
I must admit, there is something universally appealing about sequins and seed beads. There's a bit of bling lover in us all!
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Thank you Maria! I am just so chuffed that I got something into a challenge! I am not usually very organised in that department….they seem to come and disappear too fast for my slow country life!
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I love this Lou, the light, the colours and reflections – fantastic :)
Thank you Trish. mmm red sucks me in every time!
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Arbitrarily imposing the term Jingoism on China might be both games and fun to the editors of this newspaper, but they are neither to Chinese ears, for Chinese never had the honour of "We don't want to fight but by Jingo if we do," and could have be sympathetic with the British determination on that "The Russians shall not have Constantinople." Alas, who else shall have Constantinople, as well as jingoism, other than the "glorious and benevolent" British Empire? The problem is that this newspaper not only cherishes the imperial etymological heritage, it is also practicing it to its full capacity. In China there are many strains of rice, but farmers do not grow nationalism ever since antiquity because it do not feed. "A virulently assertive strain of Chinese nationalism" thus only grows in the field of western imagination, irrigated by the flood of ignorance and ill-will.
Let me repeat: even a dog can tell who his friend is and who is not. It really is futile to hide behind the sheep cloak, to lash us while hoping our gratitude. For those insistent on accusing the Chinese as too nationalist, let me pose the query: what would your response if a whole magazine is dedicated to advocating, say, "against the award of the 2008 Olympics to [fill in either London or Washington], and drew comparisons to the Nazi-organised games in Berlin in 1936"?? Would you think that this is simply a critique of the government or the political party and has nothing to do with her people?
I don't think the Chinese are wrong to be proud because they have achieved their targets really well. That is obviously different from being arrogant and I haven't seen it coming either. I suppose the writer has a personal sentiment towards China and its success...
Many pro-China commentators are offended by the perceived hostile stance taken by western media outlets against China, and assert conspiracy theories on the part of the aforementioned western media outlets against China.
Believe it or not, BBC does not represent Britain, and neither does CNN represent America (granted the relationship between media, the public and the government is extremely complex), because they are not the only window to the world for people residing in their spheres of influence. Chinese commentators are liable to think so because China's Xinhua News Agency DOES represent official China and is the ONLY point of view for many Chinese, what with heavy censorship everywhere. I hardly ever read Xinhua not because I cannot read Chinese (because I can) but because Xinhua gives me so much BS I can no longer deduce fact from fiction, and what facts I can glean usually raises more questions than it answers. For example, out of four paragraphs on Xinhua's website on a nationwide "Protect the Olympics, capture wanted criminals" movement, the only useful "facts" were that 50,103 people were captured between July 1 and August 3, out of which 4144 were "key wanted persons" and 1171 were "suspected murderers". I skipped over the self-congratulatory paragraphs about "selfless dedication" and "assiduous planning" on the part of the Chinese Armed Police, and wondered who the other 44788 people were (also what it means to be a "key wanted person").
Do you, citizens of China, wonder about who they are as well? Or do you rest comfortably, knowing that they must be dangerous criminals threatening the peace, and that the State must have had good reasons to arrest those people? I would worry if my government arrested 50,000 people in one national action and failed to account for what it is they did.
Perhaps those 50,103 people are mere nothings among the Chinese masses (After all, Shanghai alone has more than 20 million people), but if YOU were one of the 50,103, I think what you did would be quite important.
And that, is human rights.
To P_Summers:
There is a joke about BBC reporter located in Beijing.in their eyes,only seven so-called "dissidents" can be called Chinese,the rest of 1.4 billion has been taken as air.It is uncessary for BBC HQ to reimburse their travel expense outside Beijing.becus they can use those 7 names to make 700 reality reports even not need to face2face interview in Starbark.
frankly speaking,Free Tibet supporters' voice is louder than that of 1.4 billion Chinese.the western mainstrean media turn a blind eye to it and more flagrantly, make biased and fake coverages about china unscrupulously.
It's great to see so many China-related articles that are being commmented on Economist.com. I, being a Chinese who grew up and studied in Canada, now living in Hong Kong feel that it's important to share with people outside of Greater China what the "real China" is like.
1) Every western media talks about how difficult it is for foreigners to apply for travel visas to visit China and how much the hotel business is suffering due to this problem. Well, I work for a western company and I help manage their Greater China region. In the last few weeks, I have traveled several times to the Mainland with my foregin passport holding colleagues, and they seem to have no problems getting their visas. Also, a few of the 5-star hotels in Beijing were fully-booked as well, so why are we saying getting a China visa is so difficult for foreigners, and it's hurting many people's business in China.
The Chinese authority may have tighted up the visa application process for security reasons due to the Olympics, and isn't that normal and should be done? I guess everyone wants to have a safe and enjoyable Olympic, right?
2) About China's movement for democracy, improving human rights,.........etc, which are being demanded by all western world and those "so-called" democratic political parties in HK, have they thought about what will happen to China if everyone in China indeed has absolute freedom and human rights? Do they really believe that all Chinese can handle 100% freedom? Have they thought about how chaotic it can be, say like in Canada, everyone has freedom of mobility (can free to travel and move within the country), if we allow this in China, farmers will then just flock to the cities for jobs, creating an even bigger social and economic problem!
We need to first find the right balance and draw a line for what is acceptable for democracy and human rights in China. This line is not the same as the one that is now being used in the western world. It can't be because China is rather young still for its democratic and human rights movements.
This line will need to be reviewed and adjusted as China develops.
Bhutan is a very interesting country. Recently, I watched a TV programme that talked about the new democratic structure now being adoped in Bhutan, offered by their King. Some citizens in Bhutan actually asked, "Why do we need democracy? We have lived well, both spiritually and physically. Why making changes?" While many Bhutan citizens have never been educated, would they understand what democracy is? Similar to China?
Don't get it wrong. I am not saying China should never change and keep the way it is. We all know China has problems, and some of these problems are indeed not acceptable at all. BUT, we are trying to learn, to change, and to improve!
It's all about timing and "where we draw that line". We need more time than what most western world expect because we are making changes for 1.3 billion population. We need to run our own schedule, and need a government that will enforce and monitor these changes.
Anyway, reading The Economist allows us to see how other governments are making their "changes". I hope The Economist's editorial team can also try to write about China from the China angle.
Afterall, as an international media, bringing stories from around the world for a global audience, shouldn't you present us both sides (the foreign view and the local view)? I can only see local views on the Comments section on this website.
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Only chinese understand China.
Learn the history of china ,then you will know why china have so many diffrences with west."
Strange, I'm chinese too but I don't understand China.
I do not understand why a call for understanding by a Chinese girl in US could turn into a witch hunt that threatened even her family back in China.
Maybe 2000 years were not enough to make China a more civilised society.
Or maybe the communist government had over-indulge them with patriotism and nationalism that they lost all sense of rationality.
A history of manipulation and humiliation by the west doesn't justify the present negative reactions from the Chinese people.
Many of the views expressed by the west are legitimate views
After all, who wasnts to live in a country where you get clobbered by yours neighbour for being unpatriotic?
There is an old Chinese idiom-you are not the fish,how can you know that they are not happy-the same,you are not Chinese,how can you know we have no freedom,while we suppose we do.
Again,I want to accent that we have 1.4 billion brothers and sisters,we can not deal with matter as you do,or,we will trouble ourselves in planning instead of making them done.
Please chinese commenters, could you stop inviting us to visit China?
Many of the comments here are from people who HAVE BEEN in China.
I myself have been in China, Tibet and Beijing. I have seen and now I speak.
However we don't need to visit China in order to know what's going on in China's domestic and international affairs. Knowing your country better does not mean you are justified in carrying on your poor Human Rights standards. Just to be short.
"The Olympics are taking place against the backdrop of the rise of a virulently assertive strain of Chinese nationalism"And authors like you would realise it was completely appropriate given the shameful 'coverage' or rather attempted manipulation by most of the Western media. Dear Economist, Take your head out of your ass, drop the 'alleged' in front of 'alleged media bias' when talking about China and more importantly, dont be so --- selectively blind--- about the cause of Chinese discontent. This kind of Western journalism is making the Chinese Communist Party's propaganda department very easy indeed.
RolandsunIndeed - this is prescient; and something I almost added myself (I am finally liquidating the remaining property I have in China before the turn). The legitimacy of the CCP is based wholly on economic growth, by their own design. The inevitable downturn will cause enormous damage to the government of a people who have been fooled into thinking that its a one way trip.The decoupling thesis - that BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India & China) can continue expanding as required independent of the US / euro area is not holding up - inflation was a main reason for the overthrow of the last government, and many before that not just in China but throughout the world.
Much the same as opium that the West exported by force to China --- curious enough in the name of spreading freedom and civilization---the business of being journalistic thugs can develop a strong addiction and gradually comes to be habitual. Don't you see that whatever happens in Tibet, over the Taiwan Straight, in Sudan, in Myanmar, in North Korea, in Zimbabwe and even to world oil and food price can be finally blamed on Beijing, which, by the courtesy of journalistic habitual thuggishness, is now crowned the universal scapegoat.___________________________________________________________________One more brilliant piece of work!Bravo, bravo!! Kudos for Premiermao!!!Let me add one tiny supplement:Edward Bernays, Propaganda, 1908 <--Available somewhere onlineAnd causally key in such words as psyop or CNN or Psyop and BBCand then see what you will have found! Mnay commentators such as one named what Krushetava... (?) somethingin fact are themselves the victims (or unaware mercenaries) of such psyop, but they never knew it!
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I'm still waiting for a Chinese national to show me specifically how Tibet has "always been a part of China" and also how the Tibetans were just waiting for them with open arms in 1959.
Good question. Get off your ass and go visit Tibet. Tourist visas will be much easier to obtain after the Olympics.
Bring a Camera / Video with you so you can film everything...and remember them when you get back home
You'll see for yourself Tibetans and Hans living together and the Tibetans can show you how they used to live before the PLA came.
Very disappointed in the Economist to jump on the China bashing ban wagon. The article is full of contractiditions in its claims and hardly supported by evidence.
So much of it sounds like something out of FOX - have you lost the ability to independant analysis???
"It has used the pretext of an alleged terrorist threat to impose a restrictive security cordon on the city and curtail visas even for harmless businessmen."
What pretext?? did you not hear about the explosions and dead cops / civilians?? These so called independant movements (Tibet / Uighurs) in China are encouraged by such as yourselves and have no regards for their fellow Chinese citizens. Now you dare say those are "pretxt"?? What do you think if I call your enhanced security due to the London bombing a pretext??
"But in most cases the security forces are as thuggish as ever"
Really?? As in the PLA soldiers who risk their own lifes to save the earthquake victims?? Or do you call them thuggish because they won't let you do whatever you want in Chinese territory i.e. abide by Chinese laws??
I don't think OIC decided on Beijing as a favor to the Chinese people. It's more like something they have to accept - the rise of China and the need for mutual understanding.
Very regrettably, I don't see any of this understanding coming from the West. Chinese people are learning the western ways - how about returning the favor?? A good start would be to stop telling us how to run the country. China is not the west; we don't tell you what to do because we understand the multitude of difference and the fact that there's no one universally good governing style. You obviously don't get it.
UK never had any success dealing with such population and such history. Any excuse that you created democracy is a joke! India is democratic?? What a lie! How are the lowest caste member ever going to become the elite if they are not even allowed learning / working opportunities??
Almost all your past colonies are complaining about the imperial times...what right to do have to critize others?
Yonkers, New York
08 August 2008
It is indeed unfortunate that the occasion of the opoening of the Olympiad in Beijing today should be taken by The Economist as an opportunity to engage in China-bashing.
The fact that the Olympiad is opening right on schedule and all the athletic and other facilities are in place, is a testament to China's arrival on the world stage. Staging an Olympiad is a tremendously complicated and expensive proposition. China has proven, conclusively, that it is quite up to the world's expectations.
The West ought not to begrudge the near-extreme security measures China is now taking to make sure that no untoward incident--such as the one which took place in the Munich Olympics years back--mars the Beijing Olympiad.
If such an untoward incident should mar the Olympiad, it is a sure thing that China would be pilloried and denounced all over the world, in particular by the West, for incompetence, or what have you.
China is not taking any chances. If the West and other countries should criticize it for those tight security measures, the Chinese attitude will very likely be: "SO BE IT!"
China knows that it has "arrived."
Mariano Patalinjug
One common sense should be claimed: the Olympics are belonged to the international society, and China is just holding the games as host. All other countries are invited to China and they are enjoying the work done by the Chinese people. Well, the economist, as "educated" magazine, has wholly neglected it.
As for those you mentioned: The intense international scrutiny may have moderated the response of the security forces for a brief period at the beginning of the riots in Tibet in March. It may have had some effect on the way the authorities handled the relief effort after May's earthquake in Sichuan province. The government has also made it easier for foreign reporters to travel round China. But in most cases the security forces are as thuggish as ever; and the internet was anyway forcing the party's information-management systems to cope with new pressures.
China surely has some aspects on security should be considered not only for protecting the image of China, but also all people who come to China to watch games. Why? It is all known to the world that the most terrorist attacks are meant to some western countries and the volunteers in Beijing are told that American team and some other countries should be especially protected. We all know why that is. Now Chinese people do not complain that "they" bring a lot of troubles, but the western media rebuke China has limited people freedom. During normal life, Beijing has never done such; however, we know that in America and Europe, people find themselves in restrictive security cordon everywhere.
Ulrich123, I come here to seek peace. Discrimination against Chinese is definitely worth fighting back.
ricecake, you are a raving chinese nationalist with wayyyyy too much time on your hands. it seems like youre willing to spend as much time as possible here to bend facts, paint pictures, and point fingers elsewhere. you are not coming here as an intellectual willing to discuss things, rather as a crazy kid on the internet that wants to smash everyone that disagrees with your views.get off the computer and get a life
Observatory,"why are you guys so much keen on covert operations? Why in our face you make us believe equality, justice and all wonderful things, while behind us, you guys seem to be busy doing something else very very dirty??"We know next to nothing about the covert ops. Our free press choose not to tell us about those things because we're not interested. Maybe it's because the ops are covert... Our government does many things without telling us and we trust our government to do the right things for Americans, not necessarily for others. Sometimes our government sell these things to us by saying that they are promoting such things as democracy and maintaining peace. Some of us are aware of the distortions of those words. We are very sorry that democracy has been made a dirty word especially to the developing world. We are, however, interested in promoting equality, justice, and all wonderful things... our methods suck, I'll admit. In truth democracy is a very good thing to have. We enjoy it very much and we hope you guys will enjoy it too. Still it isn't a perfect system, we realize that. I'm talking about true democracy, not the one that has to precede shock-and-awe action first. Some of us hope China will achieve democracy incrementally, from inside China itself, with as little disruption as possible. We (the few of us, at least) don't want to impose our will on you. Chinese democracy should have its own characteristics, just as China's socialism has Chinese characteristics -- it a fantastic system. I don't know what democracy with Chinese characteristics will look like but it will be devastatingly awesome as well, I'm sure. Maybe one day, others will want China's type of democracy... that would be stupendous! [Don't laugh, I know a Canadian man who communicates with a Spanish expatriate in China using Mandarin, not English! This could work!]Others among us are an impatient lot. Those guys are motivated by several things, one of them being insecurity. I believe that they are mistaken. Do not let their haste muddy the message. A democracy imposed on you won't last, it will back fire, and you'll blame us. Their brand of "democracy" is the one you guys are angry about, it doesn't make sense for you. These things take time, it took us nearly 200 years before we achieved true universal suffrage with the Civil Rights Act.I only hope China gets there in my lifetime because then, I think the World will truly be at peace -- if only to stop the Hawks in America from thinking of China as an enemy.
"I really like American people. They are so lovely. and for the first time perhaps in history, they make 'ordinary people' a dignified term. They keep telling the world how wonderful life could be, and why justice and honesty are the most important values in human society!! And that is why the whole world needs an explanation: why are you guys so much keen on covert operations? Why in our face you make us believe equality, justice and all wonderful things, while behind us, you guys seem to be busy doing something else very very dirty??"Oh, From the Observatory, me too, I liked them so much I thought reality just like the movies they made in the dream factory Hollywood. They have broken my dream of equality,freedom and dignity, I will never be the same person again.Thanks for your comment You made me rain in my heart, I feel a little better now.
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An active investor with a nice-size portfolio, Danaher says his biggest score over the long term has been Apple AAPL 1.1904761904761905% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD119 1.4 1.1904761904761905% /Date(1417039200564-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 39910694 AFTER HOURS USD119.14 0.140000000000001 0.11764705882352941% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 921192 P/E Ratio 18.380365444912965 Market Cap 697915941406.25 Dividend Yield 1.5798319327731092% Rev. per Employee 1969180 More quote details and news » (AAPL), which he purchased at $20 a share about a decade ago around the time that the iPod first came out. Danaher makes his own investment decisions and is partial to technology, with investments in Google GOOG -0.1312190433946921% Google Inc. Cl C U.S.: Nasdaq USD540.37 -0.71 -0.1312190433946921% /Date(1417039200673-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1474124 AFTER HOURS USD540.7 0.330000000000041 0.06106926735385014% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 45379 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 369063424349.263 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1355410 More quote details and news » (GOOG) and Amazon.com AMZN -0.4387535816618911% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD333.57 -1.47 -0.4387535816618911% /Date(1417039200714-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1913976 AFTER HOURS USD333.65 0.0799999999999841 0.02398297208981623% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 71973 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 154444918801.619 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 726743 More quote details and news » (AMZN). He also owns more conservative, dividend-paying stocks like Procter & Gamble PG 0.09009009009009009% Procter & Gamble Co. U.S.: NYSE USD88.88 0.08 0.09009009009009009% /Date(1417039508308-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4209472 AFTER HOURS USD88.6256 -0.25439999999999 -0.28622862286228623% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 210511 P/E Ratio 23.325022962865766 Market Cap 240164320097.94 Dividend Yield 2.8964896489648964% Rev. per Employee 710068 More quote details and news » (PG), Disney DIS 0.2945990180032733% Walt Disney Co. U.S.: NYSE USD91.92 0.27 0.2945990180032733% /Date(1417039257518-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4502555 AFTER HOURS USD91.99 0.0699999999999932 0.07615317667536989% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 104703 P/E Ratio 21.327146171693734 Market Cap 155869757490.763 Dividend Yield 0.9355961705831157% Rev. per Employee 271183 More quote details and news » (DIS), and IBM IBM 0.11745796241345202% International Business Machines Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD161.95 0.19 0.11745796241345202% /Date(1417039305326-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3843355 AFTER HOURS USD162.15 0.200000000000017 0.1234949058351343% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 123868 P/E Ratio 13.242027800490597 Market Cap 197865186741.902 Dividend Yield 2.716887928372955% Rev. per Employee 229711 More quote details and news » (IBM).
After getting laid off as a data-systems engineer during the 2008-09 recession, Danaher began his handyman service, called Whatever You Need. He also does more extensive home-remodeling work and runs a computer-services business: "I have three businesses, and I'm seeing which one works best. So far, it's the handyman business."
A resident of Country Club Hills, about 15 miles south of Chicago, he's well educated, holding three master's degrees—one in computer sciences, another in management information systems, and an MBA. He has been a Barron's reader for more than a decade.
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Yet another example of the ease with which ivory sells at auction houses in France: just round the corner from the French Read more »
Little Belgium is making big waves with their decision to destroy their entire ivory stockpile. The final weight of the Read more »
Recently, an auction in Cannes in the South of France saw the price of ivory reach an all-time high for the sale of 47 Read more »
Walking through the office buildings at the Kenya Wildlife Service headquarters in Amboseli National Park, one cannot help Read more »
The last several months since the beginning of the year have been bitter-sweet for wildlife conservation and animal welfare Read more »
Are you an animal photo hound? Do you love to browse family, friends and network photos of people's pets and wildlife? Read more »


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