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America's drug dealer about to cut us off
January 9, 2009 - According to the New York Times, China is "losing taste for debt" from the U.S. Clearly, this is an attempt to goad comedy writers into a 30-minutes-after-you-eat-chinese-you're-hungry-again line. Nice try. And you, too, Royal Bank of Scotland economist Ben Simpfendorfer...Filed under: China, China Debt, China Investment, US Debt, US Economy, US Economy And China, Business News
From The Room: Good Morning, Beijing
December 21, 2008 - This week China blocked Web access to the New York Times, presumably to keep its citizens from reading news from the United States. As an occasional columnist for a comedy news website, my responsibility is clear. If there's one place no one ever looks...
From The Room: Chinese Democracy Is Way Cooler than Chinese Democracy
December 5, 2008 - I can't remember if it was Casey Kasem or Chuck Klosterman who recently noted that "Reviewing Chinese Democracy is not like reviewing music. It's more like reviewing a unicorn. Should I primarily be blo...
From The Room: Obammunism
October 30, 2008 - A recent online poll conducted by the U.S. Embassy on the China Daily website shows that 75 percent of the People's people favor Obama over McCain. An analyst of a Horizon Researc...Filed under: Barack Obama, Barack Obama China, Obama China, Obama world view, China, Obama, Obama China, Obama Communist, Barack Obama Communist
From The Room: My Summer Break
September 10, 2008 - First, I want to apologize for my silence the last couple of months, and equally for the arrogant implication that anyone might care either way. Actually the contrition is more to do with the guilt I feel at appearing to shirk my Protestant work ethic. Although, as your current administration...
From The Feed: Angry capitalist gets some stuff off his chest
August 26, 2008 - One lone man in a room seems a little nervous about Barack Obama's candidacy...
From The Room: Human Rights Violations Medal Count 2008
August 18, 2008 - The United States and China are locked in a heated race for global human rights violations supremacy. While it was predicted that China would win the overall violations count, the U.S. is putting it's weakening money where China's one billionth mouth is. Did...
Inappropriate Hottie Rundown: Olympic Athletes (as written by the Chinese government)
August 13, 2008 - Say what you want about their factories, but the Chinese have high standards for attractiveness. Lin Miaoke, the nine year old who sang at the opening ceremonies of the Olympics was in fact lip-synching. The owner of the real voice, Yang Peiyi, age 7, was deemed by Politburo officials...Filed under: Misty-May Treanor, Misty May Treanor, Tom Daley, Spanish Men's Basketball Team, Spanish Basketball team racism, Spanish Basket Ball Team racist, Yao MIng, Yao Ming Olympics, Yao Ming Beijing, Yao Ming, Beijing Olympics, Chinese gymnastic team, Chinese women's gymnastic team, Chinese gymnastics, Chinese gymnasts, Chinese women gymnasts, hot Olympic athletes, hot Olympic athletes, hottest Olympic athletes, hot Olympic swimmers, hot Olympic gymnasts, hot Olympians, sexy Olympians, sexy Olympic athletes
Pretty girl chosen by China to lip sync song—all others free to work for 30 cents a day making Nike shoes
August 13, 2008 - During the opening ceremonies for the Beijing Summer Olympics, it was hard not to notice that cute, beaming girl singing "Ode to the Motherland." It made us forget for a second about the China's myriad sweatshops, its lead-laced t...Filed under: Lin Miaoke, Lin Miaoke lip synch, Lin Miaoke lip synching, Lin Miaoke opening ceremony, Lin Miaoke Olympics, Lin Miaoke Beijing Olympics, Yang Peiyi, Ode to the Motherland, Lin Miaoke Ode to the Motherland, Yang Peiyi Ode to the Motherland, Chinese girl not cute enough, Olympics not cute enough, Opening Ceremony not cute enough, Opening Ceremony fireworks, CGI fireworks, China fireworks, Olympics fake fireworks, fake fireworks, Chen Qigang, instant star, Lin Miaoke instand star, digital fireworks, fireworks National Stadium, the national interest, crooked teeth, Yang Peiyi crooked teeth, Lin Miaoke cute, Liu Xiang, Lin Miaoke blog, Beijing Olympics fake, Beijing Olympics fraud, Olympics fraud
From The Room: A Detailed Analysis of Bush on His High Horse in Cartoon Form
August 11, 2008 - ...
From The Room: The Week That (Almost) Was
August 8, 2008 - Here are the highlights of the 32nd week of 2008: 10: The number of hours George W. Bush's aides worked with the President on his correct pronunciation of...
Ladies, China wants to finger you...
July 29, 2008 - Peking Union Medical College Hospital in Beijing has a sex determination lab ready to test female Olympic athletes suspected to be males. The lab will use blood samples to test sex hormones, genes and chromosomes. Uh oh. Is your gender "suspect?" Why not save yourself the embarrassment of being ou...Perez covers the Chinese algae cleanup
July 3, 2008 - ...
FAQ: 1957 Chinese torture memo
July 2, 2008 - In 2002, when the Guantanamo Bay detention camp opened, the U.S. was in need of some guidance on just how to torture interrogate the throngs of suspected terrorists. Rather than reading up on current interrogation techniques...
From The Room: Why Stuff Happens
June 27, 2008 - I'm very flattered by the invitation to contribute to these pages, and a little trepidatious, since I am not a particularly intelligent person. I lacked the intellect, for example, to understand that eminent thinker and philosopher Sharon Stone when...
