Canadian Businessman's Experience of Being Shanghaied in Shanghai -- SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN/MARK SISSONS
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Canadian Businessman's Experience of Being Shanghaied in Shanghai -- SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN/MARK SISSONS         


Author: Micky Wong
Date: Apr 2, 2007 10:46

Canadian Businessman's Experience of Being Shanghaied in Shanghai --
SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN/MARK SISSONS

-- Micky's Comment: finally, people are starting to report the real
China behind the masks of china's official media. --

TRAVELBLOG
SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN

MARK SISSONS

Special to The Globe and Mail

'Body of Canadian businessman found hacked to pieces in Shanghai alley."

Not exactly the way I want my 15 column inches of fame to read. But as
the gangster's fingers approach my ankles, it wasn't looking good.

Three hours after arriving in Shanghai, I'm in a taxi weaving through
the neon labyrinth of China's largest city. The driver has promised to
deliver me to a pub near my hotel where I can take the edge off my
jetlag. Instead, he deposits me in the middle of a dark alley.
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Re: Canadian Businessman's Experience of Being Shanghaied in Shanghai -- SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN/MARK SISSONS         


Author: PeterL
Date: Apr 2, 2007 17:15

On Apr 2, 10:46 am, Micky Wong wrote:
> Canadian Businessman's Experience of Being Shanghaied in Shanghai --
> SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN/MARK SISSONS
>
> -- Micky's Comment: finally, people are starting to report the real
> China behind the masks of china's official media. --
>
> TRAVELBLOG
> SHANGHAI SHAKEDOWN
>
> MARK SISSONS

This guy has got to be the most stupid of all international travelers
I know. He was in a dark alley and he left the cab to investigate?
He deserves to be robbed.
>
> Special to The Globe and Mail
>
> 'Body of Canadian businessman found hacked to pieces in Shanghai alley."
>
> Not exactly the way I want my 15 column inches of fame to read. But as
> the gangster's...
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