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Strategies & Market Trends : HONG KONG

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To: Julius Wong who wrote (950)12/5/1997 10:41:00 PM
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Julius & all:

This is an excellent example of why I try very hard NOT to read
newspapers. I can say in all honesty I have not watched a network news broadcast in over 10 years.

I live in the country. If I want bull(excrement), I can climb
the fence and pick up a fresh cow pie right out of the field.

To say that all Asian businessmen and/or governments became arrogant
is , is .. I can't think of a word bad enough. I would remind the author of this piece of yellow journalism that the Chinese Government
EXECUTED some corporate executives of companies because they were ripping of the workers and the shareholders. It would take me a megabyte of disk space to list the individuals in America who wished we had similar penalties for white collar (or sports celebrity) criminals who can buy their way out of the justice system.

Regarding Americans; if nothing else we have proven that there is a
direct inverse correlation between the size of one's brain & the size of one's mouth. (Yes, I may very well be an example of that.) But
I would disagree with the sweeping generalizations made in this article.

I would also gladly tell the author that the last time I saw such sweeping generalizations about races & cultures was in a little
European newspaper that went by the name of "Volkische Beobachter."

Doug
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