Posted on 03/15/2020 9:10:42 AM PDT by kevcol
Ren Zhiqiang, known as “The Cannon,” in the past has been one of the most prominent critics of Xi. Saturday morning his friends reported him missing, according to the Times.
“We’re very worried about him,” Wang Ying, a retired entrepreneur and friend of Mr. Ren’s told the Times. “I will continue to look for him.”
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
Democrats look on in envy.
Has “The Cannon” been fired?
Chinese are sensitive about the subject...
Thank you, China for the gift that keeps on giving.
He moved to Los Angeles and changed his name to William Conrad.
Hmmm....I was wondering why I suddenly moved up the liver transplantation list by one notch. /sarc
He’s dead Jim
Wang Ying, and Ying Yang are still looking. So much for freedom in China....
ROFL!!!
He jumped into one of those portable crematoriums we’ve been hearing about.
“My boss has been missing for two days, which in this town means I should start checking the bottom of the river.” —Rachel Dawes
Maybe he’s hiding in one of Vancouver’s abandoned mansions.
Chinese are sensitive about the subject...
Only because they view their rightful place to be at the top of the totem pole. This overweening arrogance was at the heart of a Chinese edict aimed at King George (yup - that King George) a couple of centuries ago:
[Maybe he’s hiding in one of Vancouver’s abandoned mansions.]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Yeltsin#Moscow
Problem is a lot of reformers were sent to gulags before Yeltsin got his chance to turf Gorbachev. These people are like buyers of Mega Millions tickets hoping to strike the jackpot. Difference is that in totalitarian dictatorships, the price of buying a ticket for a chance at the top spot is a lot higher.
Sum Ting Wong
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