This welcomed me this morning, China's Cyber Spies , and I can't help but think:
China, Where do you draw the line?
This is about Chinese government spying network and it encompasses a whole slew of countries, about 103 countries and their classified documents. Read More »
I consider myself someone who cares about other people in general. When I hear of an earthquake somewhere I am concerned for those affected. When I hear of conflict and war I hope and pray for an end to it, because I would not want the same fate to befall myself or a loved one. Read More »
Yeah, I know. There’s no way that girl is the competing age the International Olympic Committee (IOC) requires for competitors: 16. Sixteen my butt! There’ no way that girl’s sixteen! If anything, I bet she’s barely lived much of her teenage life. (This has probably been all over Progressiveu, but I just saw this article.) Read More »
Wrath: Anger (a.k.a. pissed off constantly).
Some fascinating facts are yet to come out about Barack Obama in the Presidential Election 2008. Read More »
China is definitely not considered democratic concerning its social situation. Not only does it have no official civil society, but as of 2004, the regime plans to imbed identification microchips into all of the Chinese citizens in order to be able to track and locate individuals. This proves how insecure and paranoid the regime is. Read More »
Since the earthquake, I've been thinking a lot about the students that have died. There are 10,000 students at my school alone. If there were an earthquake in Zhengzhou, my city, I'm sure there would be similar results. I'm just thankful my students are safe since some of them panicked and wanted to run out of the school. Read More »
As far as I know, I'm one of the only people around who missed the earthquake on Monday. I didn't feel it. You see, I was riding my new bike for the first time in China. I was already a little nervous. I set out on my bike probably around 2:20ish. As I turned the corner through the main intersection of my neighborhood, I saw all these people coming outside and staring up at the buildings. Read More »
