Noisemaker

I cannot figure out why you gus are concerned about the interference of other countries' internal affairs. The Vietnam war, Iraq war, Un-sink Taiwan issue, Free Tibet Movement... all of them are bullshit. Say California, NY or WDC is seeking for independence as a new country, will the States nod?
I'm not sure what the hell for you work in the Tibetan independence movement. Have you been to Tibet to witness the dramatic and positive changes happen there? Ppl lives a good and stable life there, and the education system and medical insurance mechanism are well-developed. I will not name more on this.
Take a look at the recent riot, or the "peaceful demonstration or rally" you guys called, you may happen to spot the horrible scene caused by the robbery, arson and killing in the daylight by the Tibet independence advocator. Is this the peace you want to show to me? Even if you don't shed a tear to those victoms, you may think twice before you say sth or do sth. posted 03/28/2008 at 22:18:11

Echo with you to a certain extent... Let's look back the presidential election in the history. No money, no winning of the eletion. However, there are two important factors contributing for the eletion: money is one thing and the ppl who votes for their benifits also accouts. I have to admit that the Starbucks is kinda deep-pocket, yet I still won't belive the court will just sit tight and do nothing towards such defiance. posted 03/28/2008 at 21:53:46

This may be the sequela of the sub-prime mortagage happened these years. posted 03/28/2008 at 05:43:08

That's owesome for the combination of these photos! Nevertheless, these 4000 men and women who died for nothing are just the chessman played by the politians. Don't call me a peace-maker, yet what ever happed once a war broke out. Casualties, death, poverty, economic regradation, starving, hatred, revenge, and so forth... Oh my... No wonder the terrorists did the horrible things to the States... We may think twice before we make any decisions to start a war against any so-called axis countries. My two cents would be pretty conservative, which is to mainly focus on the economic development within the States other than administering the business of any other third countries... posted 03/28/2008 at 06:03:52