Comments on: China: Myanmar’s Heartless Ally

By: darin maclachlan

darin maclachlan — Sat, 31 May 2008 15:28:10 +0000

Chinese Communist Party: Stop the brutal persecution of Falun Gong in China!

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By: Tony

Tony — Mon, 12 May 2008 16:37:11 +0000

“The American way is bombing and Invading if they don’t listen to you.”

ho hum.

If only that were true. I’m not an American but sometimes I wish George Bush and the US would live up to this perceived “evil” image they’ve been annointed with and wipe some of these utter scumbags from the face of the Earth for the good of all humanity. I mean, whats the worst that could happen? Maybe Bush and the US could be accused of Double Evil? Evil Squared? Extra Evil with Fries?

Burma will watch thousands upon thousands of its own people die and somehow the liberal morons that surround us in the west will convince themselves that this isn’t remotely as irresponsible as 4,000 heroes giving their lives for a great cause in the middle east liberating the people of Iraq.

Pathetic.

By: always right

always right — Mon, 12 May 2008 16:20:31 +0000

CommiChina wants to play the world dominant power? Take criticism with grace and make required corretions then.

They have to grow a thicker skin first. And pigs will fly.

By: Rubicon

Rubicon — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:50:33 +0000

In my lifetime, even with the foolish Bay of Pigs fiasco & other silly moves, America has never bombed until she has tried to resolve issues diplomatically. Twelve or more years trying to negotiate w/ Saddam substantiates that.
“EVERY” nation on the planet makes mistakes.
“NO” nation moves along making no mistakes,
“IF” they are doing something at all.
America has made her fair share of them.
But do NOT tell us the rest of the world has made no mistakes. They have just done a super job making sure the media do not plaster their mistakes on front pages or nightly newscasts! Government control of so much permits that!
And for those internationally, know that there are many Americans who would “love” to simply pull back & let the rest of the world sink into the abyss they seem hell bent on jumping into. Most of us know this would not be wise.
Comparing America’s mistakes with the horrific actions of despotic nations, is pure bunk. Just how disingenuous some can be always amazes me.
We do not embrace socialism. We are capitalists & that system has made us profitable & successful. It has cost us as well as we go into debt helping poor nations over the entire planet. Some would say, perhaps we should stop spending money on others & just pay off our own debts while allowing the world to fall apart?
The problem… we would end up being called in to “fix” the problems anyway.
China could have & should act to allow aid in. Five million is a pittance when it comes to what is needed in Burma.

By: Don

Don — Mon, 12 May 2008 11:09:49 +0000

For Orsino’s political persuasion it’s just “evolution in action” the useless mouths (or politically “unproductive” ones) are being sacrificed on the altar of political “progress” (this is how we build the new socialism).

Or? Perhaps Orsino is right in his way; The American way is to “do something” (witness our reaction to the Tsnami, or the Iranian earthquake), the way for the rest of the world? . . . Rwanda, Biafra, Sudan tsk, tsk . . . China is relentless in it’s self interest (as most countries are), we happen to be an aberration in our (often) displayed magnanimity.

By: Tom W.

Tom W. — Mon, 12 May 2008 04:51:36 +0000

“The American way is bombing and Invading if they don’t listen to you.”

It’s not surprising that someone who says something this infantile would be in love with Red China.

In polls Europeans generally admire Red China more than the U.S.

Yet Europeans call Americans ignorant.

Hilarious.

By: Aucklander

Aucklander — Mon, 12 May 2008 01:47:02 +0000

Imagine if the world community had the guts to band together and tell China that if they didn’t kick their Burmese buddies in the butt and get the aid flowing – fast – then the world really would boybott the Olympic Games.

If this happened, how long would it take for the Burmese barriers to come down and for aid to start flowing?

As fast as it would take to say “free Tibet”.

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China has Burmese blood on its hands. >> liberal.family — Mon, 12 May 2008 00:21:27 +0000

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