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Mainland Chinese speeding like hell in the junction, three persons killed in the accident in Singapore

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This accident has incited angriness for too lenient foreign immigrant policy in Singapore. The Ferrari driver, taxi driver and the passengers were killed in the rocket-like speeding accident. A young lady, not the wife of drunk driver in the Ferrari survived in the crash.

This young Chinese at 31-year old can afford to own RM5 million Ferrari is like a thorn in the hearts of many average Singaporeans. I did advise today’s young men, stop study engineering if they want to be rich in the young age like this Chinese mainlander.

Actually I did involve in similar accident in Ipoh with a cheap proton car at 90 to 100 Km/h speed. I hit the tail of a small lorry in the junction because I did not notice the traffic light was turned red so fast. My full force break did not stop my car from drifting toward the lorry. No one got hurt in the accident except my car has to be repaired for minor damage. That was my fifth time in cheating death!

My eyes were too fatigue for using CRT monitor, thus I have stopped using CRT monitor after the accident.

This poetry has landed a Chinese poet in jail for seven years

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The barbaric and pariah-like China Communist regime has sentenced a poet for writing this below poetry. Unbelievable to see such a feudal law is still practiced in modern China.

I probably will be jailed for 8176 year (1168 posts X 7 year) by the Communist regime if I were a Mainland Chinese who residing in China.

Have to say Malaysia is 8000 times more freedom than China!

Austrian UNESCO World Heritage village outraged at plans for Chinese copy

Residents of an Austrian village, a UNESCO World Heritage site, have voiced their outrage that China plans to copy their hamlet and build their own version.

The town of Hallstatt in Austria’s Salzkammergut region Photo: EPA

8:35PM BST 17 Jun 2011

After taking photos and collecting other data on the village while mingling with the tourists, a Chinese firm has started to rebuild much of Hallstatt in faraway Guandong province.

Although publicly, Hallstatters say they are proud that their village has caught the eye, others have voiced their outrage about the fact they were not consulted about the plans to replicate it.

Alexander Scheutz, the Hallstatt mayor, said the plan was a “compliment to our village”, but said he was “definitely a bit stunned” by the project.

Hotel owner Monika Wenger added: “I don’t like the idea of knowing that a team was present here for years measuring, and photographing and studying us.

“I would have expected them to approach us directly – the whole thing reminds of a bit of Big Brother is watching.