Bo Xilai had 100 mistresses, accumulated $160 million using his power

[shuttler]

And those days are long gone in Korea, so that even a corrupt person would attempt to do anything stupid while in office. This is the power of full democracy, check and balance at work.

On the other hand, those days are China's today and tomorrow.

I expect a lot of dirt under Lee Myung Bak's rug will be exposed once he vacates office!

China will get there!

That's your personal opinions and I beg to differ.

+1

 

[Fanling Monk]

So you think the railway minister who took $130 million and Bo Xiali who took $160 million will be the last corrupt politician of China? I don't think so.

Can you guarantee there will no more corruptions in Korea from this moment onward? I don't think so either.

 

[Korean]

I expect a lot of dirt under Lee Myun Bok's rug will be exposed once he vacates office!

Once again, he did shady things as a private businessman(He was elected into president's office siting his experience as a businessman who could boost economy), not as an elected official.

China will get there!

Sure, when the communist government falls and China becomes a multi-party democracy. When multiple political parties start monitoring each other and the press too based on their ideology(Leftwing papers monitor rightwingers, while rightwing papers monitor leftwingers).

But not until then.

 

[fallstuff]

This Indian dude need to see a shrink. This guy is a poster boy for obsessive compulsive disorder.

 

[Korean]

Can you guarantee there will no more corruptions in Korea from this moment onward?

No, I can't even guarantee that in the US. But nothing like the epic scale of corruption in China for sure, because the monitoring system doesn't allow it. You have dig a dirt on your rival? Save it and leak it right before the election and your rival is a goner! If you are a politician, why would you want to give any ammo to your rival to shoot you dead?

It is such that one parliamentary member sent his son to military conscription by hiding his illness even though he had a justifiable medical condition to get an exemption, because he was afraid of his political opponents using that as an ammo to attack him and getting into any allegation of draft dodging does bad things to a politician's career. Of course the son was discharged by the military a few months later for being too ill to serve.

- Jun Do Hwan : Corrupt <= Took $300 million, Court took back $200 million to date

An interesting trivia. The reason the court wasn't able to recover $100 million from ex-dictator Jun Do Hwan is that he spent that money to start the H-mart in the US, the biggest and the only national Asian supermarket chain in the US.

 

[shuttler]

Sure, when the communist government falls and China becomes a multi-party democracy. When multiple political parties start monitoring each other and the press too based on their ideology(Leftwing papers monitor rightwingers, while rightwing papers monitor leftwingers).

But not until then.

Both systems have their pros and cons. Live and let live. Time is absolutely inappropriate now for a radical systemic political change in China.

ps: plz dont pretend being korean. you must be either a hk right winger or dpp taiwanese!

 

[Fanling Monk]

This Indian dude need to see a shrink. This guy is a poster boy for obsessive compulsive disorder.

Perhaps it is better for him to vent his hatred here rather than roaming around the street of New York City with a saw-off. (borrowed)

 

[Korean]

Both systems have their pros and cons.

Chinese system has no pros.

 

[TruthSeeker]

Chinese system has no pros.

You got that right!!!

 

[Battle of Bach Dang River]

Chinese leader Bo had 100 mistresses: report - NYPOST.com



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Remember, Bo is just a typical Chinese government official and they are all like him.

Ironically, he is a senior chinese communist member, who always worship Marxism and Maoism!

 

[fallstuff]

Perhaps it is better for him to vent his hatred here rather than roaming around the street of New York City with a saw-off. (borrowed)

Nah, he ain't that stupid. Cops will shoot his a*s dead if he walks around with a sawed-off in NY City.

 

[AbhijitSingh]

The title may hold true for almost every member of Chinese govt. This dude has the misfortune of getting outed.. that's all

 

[Sonyuke_Songpaisan]

what can you expect from CCP?

 

[Korean]

what can you expect from CCP?

I don't expect anything from the CCP. I expect Chinese public to rise up like 1989 and overthrow communists to find their liberties and freedom.

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

New York Post - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

he New York Post is the 13th-oldest newspaper published in the United States and is generally acknowledged[citation needed] as the oldest to have been published continuously as a daily, although &#8211; as is the case with most other papers &#8211; its publication has been periodically interrupted by labor actions.[2] Since 1993, it has been owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, which had owned it previously from 1976 to 1988. It is the seventh-largest newspaper in the U.S. by circulation.[3] Its editorial offices are located at 1211 Avenue of the Americas, in New York City, New York. The Post is known for its right-wing orientation and sensationalist headlines.