[em2vn]

Pick a better source next time. I don't think the Chinese Communists can be relied on for objective reporting. Here's the run down on your source.


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[thisiskubrick]

Pick a better source next time. I don't think the Chinese Communists can be relied on for objective reporting. Here's the run down on your source.

It's Hong Kong. "Technically" communist china. In practice, as unbridled a capitalist haven as ever. (I was just there a few months ago). Also, I wouldn't be surprised if that article was written by a westerner - lots of expats live there. Go visit someday, it's fun.

[Enemy Of The State]

FYI,
Im fully aware of the political stand of the sources which I read and post and Im not one to believe even half of what I read but rather put various pieces together from various sources and then compare them to each other to gain a better perspective of the issues.

Im especially very skeptical when I read anything which comes out of China or has anything to do with China.

Thanks trying to look out for me though.

Best Regards!

[Jesse]

"Pick a better source next time. I don't think the Chinese Communists can be relied on for objective reporting."



You know, I think this article did a decent job.

Better than some of our own sources, such as National Pathetic radio. :)