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Listed below are comments made by timbatu between Thursday, 27th November 2008 and Saturday, 29th November 2008.

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Update: Wo Weihan 4:29pm on 29 Nov 2008 t_RAV_in_tO,

I simply do not see a free media in the US. A Wal-Mart worker of Valley Stream NY died after a throng of shoppers broke down the doors and trampled him moments after the store opened early Friday. This news is muted by CNN, ABC, MSNBC, etc.

If such an incidence happens in China, it will be reported to the maximum effect; to damage Chinese economic interest.

You keep telling us your Media is free. I really, I mean really, do NOT observe it.
Rare insight 3:40pm on 28 Nov 2008 To # 60 Endy Jai,

Give me a spy case in the West, US or UK, which is open to public.

You don’t have transparency yourself? How can you ask other to do such?
Update: Wo Weihan 3:31pm on 28 Nov 2008 To t-RAV_in_tO,

Give me a spy case in the West, US or UK, which is open to public.

You don’t have transparency yourself? How can you ask other to do such?
Rare insight 3:25pm on 28 Nov 2008 To #50 heyone,

I don’t know about Europe. But for America, once you become a citizen of the US, you automatically renounce your Chinese citizenship. You are no longer a Chinese citizen. At least, that is how it is with my case.

I think you need to learn before you post. Your track of posts discredit yourself.
Rare insight 3:13pm on 28 Nov 2008 To #35 in theMorningComeOn,

I find your view self-contradictory. If Europe is against death penalty, then you should not be in Iraq and Afghanistan. A war is like sentencing all civilians to death. The West is the executioner with carpet bombings.
Rare insight 3:07pm on 28 Nov 2008 Whinejunkie #28,

I don’t know where you live. The American judiciary is not independent from the government. I get this through personal experience. It is all political plays in the US.

It's impractical to quote a specific American case to show whether the court judgment is fair or not, because the US Supreme court judgments are erratic, repeatedly stepping on own feet. Besides, these persons are appointed by politicians in the first place. They are NOT elected. What is allowed in America today may not be allowed tomorrow, and they do not have to change the law to do that.
Update: Wo Weihan 3:01pm on 28 Nov 2008 I give double-thumb up to the Chinese legal system.

China MUST stand up against the Western powers.

If you look at BBC news, it never paints the island of Taiwan the same color as mainland China. The West is China’s enemy. China's fault is being a big nation, big enough to challenge them.

The young generation Chinese have gotten this clear through the behaviors of Western governments and Westerners in China. If China do not think for herself, she will be messed up like in the last century, or like many African and Latin American nations. The colonial powers never admit their wrong doings.
Rare insight 6:21pm on 27 Nov 2008 There is a long way to go before Europe can catch up with the level of Speech Freedom in China.
Obama aftershocks 3:36pm on 27 Nov 2008 The following post is approved by the censor of James Renold China:
105. At 2:15pm on 10 Nov 2008, WaveyDavey007 wrote:
Timbatu - # 96 was a right load of rubbish !!
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This pure personal attack OBVIOUSLY does not violate BBC house rule!

Europeans come to China with condescending views to lecture us. Now we see how these Christians tolerate disagreeing views.

What is your fear? Do you fear truth?
Rare insight 2:58pm on 27 Nov 2008 After Chi Mak was sentenced for 24 years accused of spying, Chinese Americans Chao Tah Wei and Guo Zhiyong are arrested in Los Angeles accused of selling cameras to China. The Chinese Americans face jail sentences for something the Irish can send to Ireland for free. I hope the lord have mercy to see the hostilities, inequalities, suppression and persecution faced by Chinese Americans.

Where are the clowns from Amnasty International and Human Rights Watch?

Free Chao Tah Wei! Free Chi Mak!

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