> (Separately posted to soc.culture.china, soc.culture.korean,
> soc.culture.japan, soc.culture.singapore, soc.culture.taiwan)
>
> Posters may be interested in this commentary from a "white-
> nationalist" American figure on the Olympics (needs appropriate plug-
> in; MP3 format):
>
> http://www.davidduke.com/mp3/dukeradio080824.mp3
>
> Transcript attached below.
>
> My random and disjointed feedback:
>
> (1) Quote: "Every performer [in the Olympics] was Chinese." - I
> didn't watch the whole opening, just bits and pieces of it, but it
> seems there was a part where there was a token celebration of China's
> ethnic minorities carrying the flag or something - perhaps a gesture
> of "One World, One Dream" (as opposed to, oh, say, the equally if not
> more appropriate motto "China's Dream, One China")? ...

> On Aug 30, 6:43 pm, RichAsianKid hotmail.com> wrote:
>

> On Aug 31, 12:14 am, drydem my-deja.com> wrote:> On Aug 30, 6:43 pm, RichAsianKid hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> /snip/
>
> Great post.  I agree with just about everything, except your point on
> the degree (or lack thereof) of economic influence we have over
> China.  We have a lot actually.   There's a lot of "hot money" from
> the west, especially the U.S. that has poured all over China, and they
> don't want it to leave.  We have scores of investments that involve
> technology transfers, and the Chinese GDP is still, to this day, more
> dependent on a willing and able US Consumer than vice versa.  A trade
> war would hurt both sides for sure, but China is desperately dependent
> on exports to the US continuing...

>On Aug 31, 10:57 pm, beernuts yahoo.com> wrote:

>> Great post.  I agree with just about everything, except your point on

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