When business is going fine, CCP cadres are partners. When it’s going less well, they are mongrels [who] shoot their own people.
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When business is going fine, CCP cadres are partners. When it’s going less well, they are mongrels [who] shoot their own people.
Posted on Wednesday, August 20, 2014 at 7:02 am in China, human rights, ideology, international, markets, media, public diplomacy, quote, rule of law | RSS feed | Reply | Trackback URL
Dear Dear JR. Surprised you wasted key board energy on this one.
As soon as I have installed my solar lighting tomorrow, I will provide a very detailed response on the Clive Daily Show, and it will be an exclusive for your site.
Promise.
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Well, it certainly does look interesting to me – in the way the official Chinese evening news interests me, even if Chinese friends urge me to switch to local or regional news which would be more interesting – in their view. Foreign eyes see things differently.
Looking forward to your detailed response!
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