GREAT lah... my first posting mou... officially declaring myself half gay... nvm lah... life is gay anyway.
but for some reason, i feel like a leech, clinging on to ah quah's private page. should i get my own blog? no... think i'll save myself the trouble of upkeeping a blog... besides i'm helping quah in a way by posting some stuff too, ya quah? yea fuck you too ahahahahahha (okok enough with the swear words)
so what shall i say? hmm.. i know.. for my first posting, i shall be a stupid singaporean guy because i think blogs are made gay by ppl like stupid singaporean guys who think by being sophisticated, they can get to screw naive singaporean pussies who thinks there're such things as sophisticated singaporean guys. Thank GOD for ppl like quah and william to make good use of blogs. what happened to the love of the WORLD?????
In today's world, the body and the mind are no more than one. Everything you do is out of love and if you're out of love, there's nothing you can do. Isn't it wonderful how life can bless you with ups and downs all the same? i think its wonderful. Sure the world can achieve peace but can we first achieve peace with ourselves? between i and i and you and you and he and he and she and she? The heart has four chambers for a reason: to love, to guide, to praise, to forgive. i think it's wonderful, don't you? The joy you get from doing good deeds is enough and with that joy, one couldn't ask for anything more; one couldn't ask for recognition, acknowledgement, or even rewards. If your heart still aches for people to understand the trouble you went through, then your deeds aren't truly good afterall. Dont you agree? if you don't then you're a big silly coconut! My soul has a gap that needs to be filled, my hand longs for a hero's hand to hold, my head begs for a shoulder to rest on, my heart aches for a bullet to puncture...
ok... so gimme my pussies.
*the script above is 100% original but i must admit that its not easy.. infact, for a shallow dickhole like me, i need to browse around for inspiration. bare in mind that the script above is only half as gay as the scripts i read in the past.
Monday, August 23, 2004
Sunday, August 22, 2004
Peace - A solution?
Well peace is obviously a better way to solve problems. That's the humane way. But the Taiwan issue is different.
Firstly, Taiwan is the only "country" not to accept the "One country, Two Government" policy proposed by China. In the past, Hong Kong and Macau are the 2 beneficiaries from this proposal. Mind you, they came out with this policy just targetting Taiwan. Of course, whether Taiwan belongs to China is a different debate.(which I strongly believe it does)
Secondly, the US isn't very helpful in easing the tension. In fact one might even suspect if US has other motives. It could benefit from the military equipments bought to fight the war if China were to invade. Well, as they said, money is the root of all evil.
Thirdly, China is definitely not taking back its words. They want Taiwan back, and by hook or by crook, they'll go for it.
Obviously, nobody wants any bloodshed. Consider the following.
Taiwan is willing to negotiate. (and likely to agree)
The US is going to act as the middlemen.
China get what it wants without military action.
All ends peacefully.
Then again, is this scenario likely?
Thanx to Adrian for that comment.
Honestly I love peace, and the economy can only grow during peace, seriously.
Firstly, Taiwan is the only "country" not to accept the "One country, Two Government" policy proposed by China. In the past, Hong Kong and Macau are the 2 beneficiaries from this proposal. Mind you, they came out with this policy just targetting Taiwan. Of course, whether Taiwan belongs to China is a different debate.(which I strongly believe it does)
Secondly, the US isn't very helpful in easing the tension. In fact one might even suspect if US has other motives. It could benefit from the military equipments bought to fight the war if China were to invade. Well, as they said, money is the root of all evil.
Thirdly, China is definitely not taking back its words. They want Taiwan back, and by hook or by crook, they'll go for it.
Obviously, nobody wants any bloodshed. Consider the following.
Taiwan is willing to negotiate. (and likely to agree)
The US is going to act as the middlemen.
China get what it wants without military action.
All ends peacefully.
Then again, is this scenario likely?
Thanx to Adrian for that comment.
Honestly I love peace, and the economy can only grow during peace, seriously.
Saturday, August 21, 2004
5 Reasons why I think China hasn't Bomb Taiwan yet
5. China is waiting for US to end its war in Iraq so that the international community would focus on the Taiwan issue. Maybe this would put pressure on Taiwan so that it'll comply with China's request. Over my dead body will anybody pressure that dumbass Taiwanese president to comply. He can't even convince his people that he's capable for the job. If they haven't done it in the past, what makes anybody think that they'll do it in the future. That's 1 reason less, my fault.
4. China is waiting for the US election. Should the Bush administration not get re-elected, they might......... oh wait, different argument. China is just waiting FOR the election so the US military support to Taiwan is weakened. Weaken my ass. They might even push for Bush to get re-elected since he's the war mongel. But there's a small problem, he's that because of oil. Wait...... who cares anything about the US, if China say that they'll attack even if the US or the UN oppose(which they do), buzzz off US. My fault again, 3 reasons might just do it.
3. There's the Olympic Games and you know there's an international agreement that all hostilities has to stop when the games are going on. Wait, er......... then why did US bomb Najaf on the day of the opening ceremony? That's like telling you to be a vegetarian but you not only eat meat, you eat the meat after you killed the animal. Back to the Chinese issue, This reason does not apply so we have 2 reasons left.
2. Taiwan hasn't announce their independence yet. You damn sure they haven't, otherwise it'll not be there anymore. But then again China has stated that they factors affecting their action are "Mainland China's domestic situation, the US's attitude, and Taiwan's action, IN DECENDING ORDER" (quoted from here). Er, yea that says it all. Lastly.......
1. The main reason is of course as above, Mainland China's domestic situation. Ok so the pressure is on Hu Jin Tao. But there's something wrong here, you see, Hu Jin Tao is the current political chief in China, but the Chinese's military power still lies in the hand of Mr. Jiang Zemin. He is the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and doesn't look like he's gonna let it go anytime soon. If there's somebody who can care less(just a bit less) about the Chinese economic situation, it's gonna be Jiang. Smart move Mr. Jiang, you my hero. Bottom line, I'm sorry Taiwan, nobody can help you now.
Comments are welcome. Hostilities are welcomed as well.
4. China is waiting for the US election. Should the Bush administration not get re-elected, they might......... oh wait, different argument. China is just waiting FOR the election so the US military support to Taiwan is weakened. Weaken my ass. They might even push for Bush to get re-elected since he's the war mongel. But there's a small problem, he's that because of oil. Wait...... who cares anything about the US, if China say that they'll attack even if the US or the UN oppose(which they do), buzzz off US. My fault again, 3 reasons might just do it.
3. There's the Olympic Games and you know there's an international agreement that all hostilities has to stop when the games are going on. Wait, er......... then why did US bomb Najaf on the day of the opening ceremony? That's like telling you to be a vegetarian but you not only eat meat, you eat the meat after you killed the animal. Back to the Chinese issue, This reason does not apply so we have 2 reasons left.
2. Taiwan hasn't announce their independence yet. You damn sure they haven't, otherwise it'll not be there anymore. But then again China has stated that they factors affecting their action are "Mainland China's domestic situation, the US's attitude, and Taiwan's action, IN DECENDING ORDER" (quoted from here). Er, yea that says it all. Lastly.......
1. The main reason is of course as above, Mainland China's domestic situation. Ok so the pressure is on Hu Jin Tao. But there's something wrong here, you see, Hu Jin Tao is the current political chief in China, but the Chinese's military power still lies in the hand of Mr. Jiang Zemin. He is the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and doesn't look like he's gonna let it go anytime soon. If there's somebody who can care less(just a bit less) about the Chinese economic situation, it's gonna be Jiang. Smart move Mr. Jiang, you my hero. Bottom line, I'm sorry Taiwan, nobody can help you now.
Comments are welcome. Hostilities are welcomed as well.
Friday, August 20, 2004
Wednesday, August 18, 2004
Spraying Criminals
My car got sprayed last night with 2 big $ signs. I can't think of any reason a person could commit such a crime? Maybe the culprit is in the car-spray business? But that's just too much a risk isn't it? Let's just hope that the police can close this case soon as i was told that there were around 29 such cases this week alone.
Can anybody believe that i slept from 3 this morning to 5 this evening? Of course i did wake up for lunch but other than that, today was really unproductive. Yay to Michael Phelps for winning 2 golds last night and to all those Malaysian badminton players, better luck next time.
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