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Oh, I am sorry. After all, maybe we are standing on the same ground, well, at least same rock. How many China's do you prefer to see? I think maybe we are on the same ground, who knows. :cheesy:

What's so hard to understand is now you can seriously need a Jew gay behind whipping your *** while ur chanting: I am a very naughty boy. :rofl:

I don't know. But If you go talk to a black harvard professor, his likely response would be: Go talk to your ma'ma.

13th time, how can we refuse? What's Bible's judgement about it?

Then it seems theres nothing in it for you, dimwit. Go somewhere else and talk about London whether instead. :rofl: Why do you insisit?

Really? You have problems, you live with it. Jew media in US doesn't even allow anything to say anything they don't like. What's their plan B? Label anything/any1 against them as evil. Which is too cheap! If you understand your little free world principles, you should not over-step yourself...

Is this in the old testament or the second version? Which page? Let me look it up.

I would prefer to see China "crying" rather than a totally silent China. It would send chills down my spine. You?

Cool. Whichever angle we look at Pakistan, Pak just looks good. And we always have very serious discussion about Pakistan on our side. Q: Pak/China looks good, no? A: Oh yeah. Q: Then it must be good, right? A: yep. I guess it sums up our Pakistan policy. :partay:

Ok. I am willing to give you a Ben Stein's ... wow

Worse then brits? Is that a compliment? :rofl: Thank you Robinhood and the "Mysterious yellow Rose"(a french movie), why are you so nervous? :lol:

Do you know what A3 is? A3 is not the most Indians we know today. They are brought in by British noticeable to Shanghai, and they belong to a minority group in India, called Sihks. :cheers:

IMHO, China is dead serious about this sale. It sends a bad signal (nah, not to Taiwan independence element, rather China's new found "image"). Given US has been suspicious, China has no will to pursue dominant share of the world much due to a long history of "cultural" burdens. However China...

If you insist, China is also facing challenges faced by all. As far as to say what it is, I had some similar vague idea in 2000. In 2003(estimate), Sun Microsystems then chief scientist Bill Joy wrote an article published in nature(Does My memory still serve me well?), it's controversial in...

China is untouchable before 2020. Beyond that, it's anybody's guess, 10 years is a long time. :oops:

We welcome flames. Especially from Indians, it keeps us high. :rofl: Maybe China doesn't want to do anything. :azn: And you do know what will happen to Taiwan if major players stop their single-China policy? :agree: We can't shoot our missiles at Chinese, even if they don't agree with us...

I am not that sure. :azn: "Avatar" can be different from true identity. :agree:

Not exactly. For China to change involunterily demands two factors: internal rampant lawless unrest(which is not possible) and grave external militar pressure(which is not possible since 1964 when China denoates the first damn bomb.) You should ask what Germans think about China, as all...