Bloody! virus
May 29, 2009 by DaveCWierd how that boot sector computer virus was a protest highlighting [url=http://www.forbes.com/2009/05/27/tiananmen-square-anniversary-mao-opinions-columnists-china.html]the Tiananemen Square events.[/url] Things are so much more cynical these days.
Comments
May 30, 2009, 03:25:13 dr ngo wrote:
I read the link - and am astonished to find that the most important fact about the Tiananmen massacre is that Ronald Reagan had been the President of the USA not long before.
I mean: [b][size=14]WTF???[b]
I was living in Hong Kong when it happened, and I'm still sorting out the meaning of the event, then and later, but I am absolutely certain that it's not primarily a tribute to Our Great (Former) Leader.
WTF?
May 30, 2009, 03:26:02 dr ngo wrote:
I read the link - and am astonished to find that the most important fact about the Tiananmen massacre is that Ronald Reagan had been the President of the USA not long before.
I mean: [b][size=14]WTF???[/b]
I was living in Hong Kong when it happened, and I'm still sorting out the meaning of the event, then and later, but I am absolutely certain that it's not primarily a tribute to Our Great (Former) Leader.
Jun 07, 2009, 14:47:47 DaveC wrote:
This is funny, especially with some expressed concerns on ObWi about Tibet:
[b]Audience member:[/b] “Can you give us an example of a leader we should look up to as a positive influence?”
[b]Dalai Lama (after thinking for a few seconds):[/b] “President Bush. I met him personally and liked him very much. He was honest and straightforward, and that is very important. I may not have agreed with all his policies, but I thought he was very honest and a very good leader.”
The answer was supposed to be [i]Obama[/i]. That Dalai Lama is really the stupid!
Jun 07, 2009, 22:35:25 russell wrote:
yeah, except for the policies part he was the bees knees.