Taken

I'd missed the chance of watching Batman The Dark Knight, James Bond Quantum of Solace, The Bourne Ultimatum...etc.

But I watched this action thriller today, acted by my all time favorite actor - Liam Neeson, an absolute one man show yet it was fantastic. Definitely worth $20 for the ticket and the hot dog. Highly recommended.

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Terrorists In Miami

Dear Uncle George

How are you doing? It's been a long time since I last wrote you.

Am in Miami enjoying some tropical breeze and quiet moments. The city is always lovely, however, I do sense something wrong but I don't get the whole picture for the time being. The guesthouse I'm staying has been taken over by the Chinese enemies, although I couldn't figure how it worked under the microscope of global watching. Actors and actresses are all over to appear right in time trying to convince me this is a secure place to stay. What can I say? As said I'd need to play along to make it through, hence I'm having a cup of coffee tomorrow with one of the drama players. Not a bad idea to kill time.

God has guided me here for a reason, we'll find out in the next couple days. If my sweetheart doesn't show up in the foreseeable future, that means the terrorists are still around. If my situation doesn't get any better, it's a fairly dangerous signal in terms of national security. We've seen enough, haven't we? Perhaps there're still a lot of people out there haven't been told, how the Chinese government has been liaised with the terrorists during all these time.

By far I'm doing fine, God is with me, you're with me. My warmest regards to you and your beloved family.

Solitude

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Sunday Express

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Buy America

Buy American may not work, buy America may work for Wen Jiabao, the Moron.

Keep buying hotels, hostels and guesthouses all over America as you don't know where I'm going next, moron.


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When I Needed You Most

To be perfectly honest, I was quite fed up.

It happened once at the Clarence Castle in Toronto, it happened the second time at the Ohana Hostel in Miami, for both times I needed to call the police while the staff all in a sudden pushed me out in a hostile manner. Same old same old drama playing repeatedly you just have to play along to keep it alive.

At the Clarence Castle I was thrown out because I turned off the light when using the bathroom where Oliver directed me to. At the Ohana I was thrown out because I questioned Mr Edouardo Cotta why there was no blinds in the bathroom, that he had to put on some shopping bags to block the window. In addition to roommate from Vancouver gave me a hard time as she got paid for doing so. She said she was sorry for her irrational behaviour the day before, but after I type-recorded her she acted even more crazier than before.

Oh well this is a dangerous world after all, who knows why people aren't making sense any more. Since Wen Jiabao has laid his eyes on me, never ending drama has begun.

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Miami In Progress

Arriving to Miami in one piece, Super Shuttle offered a super detour that took more than an hour from the Miami Airport to South Beach. Hostel looks nice and the staff members have been very helpful. Oh Canadian roommates originated from India performed as instructed, the ladies don't take shower fortunately they don't smell.

Let's see what'll happen in the next couple days. Am holding very tight, as always.

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In the Name Of Bloody Father

Well said indeed. But one must keep an eye on what has he done to jeopardise his son's career over the past two years. And what has he done to torturing me all because Richard and I have fallen in love since 2006. Wen Jiabao's involvement worsen the case, Li Ka-shing has determined to sacrifice his son in order to covering up Wen and his own dirty business.

Who needs enemy when having a father like this?

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To My Beloved Brother

Hope my unfortunate experiences at last awakening your fantasy about China.



It's not just about what Wen Jiabao has done to me, but about how the Chinese authorities have been damaging Hong Kong and the rest of the world.



God bless as you're always my beloved brother.

Wen Jiabao Deserved It

A protester threw a shoe at Wen Jiabao, the Chinese Premier, today as he delivered a speech on the global economy at Cambridge University.

Mr Wen was coming to the last part of his address when a young Western-looking man with dark hair stood up, blew a whistle and shouted: “How can the university prostitute itself with this dictator? How can you listen to these lies?”

The man, who appeared to be in his early twenties, then took off his heavy shoe and threw it at the stage missing the Premier by a few feet.

“Stand up and protest, you're not challenging him,” he shouted in a European accent as he was bundled out of the room by security staff.

Police kept demonstrators away from the Premier as he arrived to speak. A group of objecting to Chinese policy in Tibet and raising concerns about human rights in China were penned in a corner about 50 yards from the entrance.

Further reading at:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article5643558.ece

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And The Nominees Are

BEST PICTURE

* “The Curious Case of Lame-duck Harper” ( Parliament and Dick Bros )
* “Titanic / China” ( Universal Suffrage )
* “Melamine Milk” ( Sacrificial Lamb )
* “The Traitor” ( Sussex Canada )
* “Communistdog Billionaire” ( Cheung Kong Superman )

BEST ACTOR

* Stephen Harper in “The Traitor” ( Sussex Canada )
* Wen Jiabao in “Titanic / China” ( Universal Suffrage )
* Hu Jintao in “Melamine Milk” ( Sacrificial Lamb )
* Li Ka-shing in “The Curious Case of Lame-duck Harper” ( Parliament and Dick Bros )
* Donald Tsang in “The Whistler” ( Foxtail Search )

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM

* “The Conspiracy of Chinada” A Corrupted Film Production, Chinada
* “The Class Action” , A Haut et Court Production, France
* “Unexpected Departures” , An Inhuman Film Toronto Production, Canada
* “Cinderella” , A Fairy Tale Film PCCW Production, Hong Kong
* “Waltz with Hamas” , A Militant Film War Production, Israel

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