> More worst scene will happen in the future. As long as the world still
> ignore me, Nature will punish the world.
>
> So you better wake up !
>
> http://sg.geocities.com/alex_kew/index.html.
>
> On Feb 1, 10:47 am, pg catholic.org> wrote:
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>> On Jan 31, 11:44 am, demoris...@aol.com wrote:

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>>> The CCP government is doing the one thing it knows best: propaganda
>>> blitz.

>

>> Didn't you see the clip showing a platoon of People's Liberation Army
>> using shovers to break away the ice of a dead-end street, and
>> meanwhile two more platoons of the same People's Liberation Army
>> standing at the back waving their Big Red Flags?

>

>> All I want to know is: Does waving the Big Red Flags stop the snow
>> from falling?

>

>> If it does, why don't they get every single Chinese people to stand
>> out there waving those Big Red Flags? Hey, who knows? After the
>> waving, there won't even be a bit of snow left !!

>

>>>> New Orlean after Katrina was a situation the United States can't
>>>> handle.  There will be times where the situation just overwhelms
>>>> everything.  Today, it's China's turn.

>>> Wait a sec. When Katrina was the news, Bush and U.S. was criticized
>>> left and right. "How can this happen in U.S.?" The "situation just
>>> overwhelms everything" was not a valid excuse allowed Bush.

>

>> "Please stop comparing the US to China"

>

>> "It isn't fair to compare the United States to PRC"

>

>> "It's apple and orange"

>

>> I was told the above when I posted my message criticizing the inaction
>> of the CCP.

>

>> One chinaman who now lives in Canada claimed that "China is doing its
>> best" and the proceed to be apologetic for the clueless PRC
>> government.

>

>> Another chink guy named "chen", said that those stuck in the railway
>> station should "go back to their other home".

>

>> And another chinky guy even pointed out that those who wanted to go
>> home to their family for the Chinese New Year "HAVE NO RIGHT TO DO
>> SO !"

>

>> Yes, people, we have a whole bunch of CCP apologists here. China is
>> too precious, too holy, too whatever to be criticized.

>

>> What is the use of having soc.culture.china when all we really need is
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