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eduard Snowden , senior analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency outside D . C. , Washintong , USA
Jun 12, 2013, 8:37:26 PM6/12/13
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this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
of Very large Spy agencies in the world
On Jun 10, 1:04 pm, rst9 <rst9w...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> China Gives US Nothing, but Germans Get Sweets
> I can see from the very beginning this meeting will not end well.
> 1: Not one major U.S. News Service covers his arrival in the U.S.
> 2: No American government official to greet him upon his arrival.
> 3: Not even a major California state official was there to welcome
> him.
> 4: The American official to welcome him was the city mayor.
>
> I think the future relations with China will be very very rough(bad).
>
> http://www.cnbc.com/id/100801692?__source=yahoo%7Cfinance%7Cheadline%...
> Published: Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 12:28 AM ET
> By: Michael Ivanovitch | President, MSI Global
>
> Some of the 9 hours of "unscripted" talks between the U.S. President
> Barack Obama and the Chinese President Xi Jinping in a balmy
> California desert over the weekend could have been used to give
> American companies a better opportunity to compete in the Middle
> Kingdom's booming economy.
>
> Selling more American goods and services in expanding markets of
> nearly half a billion middle-class consumers could be a win-win
> proposition for both countries: it would serve China's goal of
> economic modernization while boosting America's growth through smaller
> trade deficits.
>
> But not much was heard about trade. That is in sharp contrast with the
> Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang's recent visit to Germany, where
> trade was hailed as part of the Sino-German "Dream Team." And dream it
> is. Last year, the German trade shortfall with China came in at less
> than 5 percent of the whopping $315 billion U.S. trade deficit with
> Beijing. U.S. and German exports to China were roughly comparable in
> 2012, but U.S. imports from China were 4.4 times bigger than what
> Germany bought in China.
>
> This year the U.S. trade deficit with China will probably be even
> worse. China's moderating economic growth will slow down its import
> demand, but the continuing recovery of the U.S. economy will provide
> expanding markets for Chinese exports.
>
> US Gets the Heartburn, Allies Get the Sweets
>
> In spite of that, there are no reports that the U.S. was seriously
> talking trade with China during what White House called a "unique"
> summit meeting. We just got all those extremely contentious issues
> like North Korean nukes, Iranian suspected nukes, intractable
> conflicts in Central Asia and territorial spats in the Sea of Japan
> and the East and South China Seas.
>
> All the topics that (a) exacerbate our adversarial tensions with
> China, (b) lead to extremely dangerous intrusions into each other's
> cyber space and (c) prompt our security strategists to move nearly two-
> thirds of our naval assets into China's neighborhood.
>
> (Read More: This China Downturn May Be the 'Most Drawn-Out')
>
> And then we want to build trust with China. Don't bother, say the
> Chinese. In a tense debate between the top American and Chinese
> military officials during the conference organized by the
> International Institute for Strategic Studies in Singapore May 31-June
> 2, 2013 (the "Shangri-La Dialogue"), the Chinese Major General Yao
> Yunzhu (she is also director of the Center for China-America Defense
> Relations at the People's Liberation Army) firmly declared that the
> U.S. policy of "rebalancing" (or "pivoting") to Asia was intended to
> contain China.
>
> No wonder the Chinese want a "dream team" with Germany. During his
> visit to Berlin two weeks ago, Prime Minister Li urged closer
> cooperation in manufacturing and said that China would give Germany
> preferential treatment for investments in logistics, education and
> healthcare. That is in addition to the huge local production of German
> cars and top-of-the-line machinery imports, in exchange for Chinese
> exports of textiles, electrical goods and toys.
>
> Interestingly, before visiting Germany, Mr Li stopped off in
> Switzerland to sign the framework of a free-trade agreement, the first
> with a west European economy. China is looking for Swiss
> pharmaceutical products, watches, precision machinery and food
> processing technology. Mr. Li also said that China envisages to make
> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading –
> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> forum.
>
> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
> These are clear marching orders – and performance evaluation criteria
> - for both the current economic management and economic reforms
> presently under way and those to come.
>
> (Read More: Stop Fixating on Data, China Doing Fine, Says Roach)
>
> Clearly, strategic considerations and development programs are at the
> heart of China's quest for a "dream team" with Germany and a preferred
> offshore financial center in Switzerland. Apart from the fact that
> Germany is eager to sell the technology China needs, and that
> Switzerland has the expertise and the financial infrastructure to help
> China's gradual introduction of the yuan as a global currency, neither
> country is Beijing's strategic adversary.
>
> And here is what that means. When Mr Xi talks about new world power
> relationships, he clearly has in mind China's key (i.e., dominant)
> position in Asia. But that is the position the U.S. holds and is
> unwilling to relinquish. In fact, the whole "rebalancing" to Asia is
> part of Washington's intention to remain a dominant Asia-Pacific
> power. China is unlikely to mount a military challenge to the U.S. for
> the time being, but Mr Xi's frequent visits to various army units are
> assorted with impatient and widely reported exhortations to "get ready
> to fight and to win wars," with particular emphasis on the need "to
> win regional warfare under conditions shaped by information
> technologies."
>
> That is a clear collision course. President Obama wants to manage that
> course by attempting to put an end to cyber intrusions, and by
> dissolving the Korean crisis through an uncertain cooperative effort
> to get rid of North Korean nuclear arms.
>
> (Read More: Hard Issues On Table at Obama, Xi 'Informal' Summit)
>
> But that is crisis management rather than a mutually acceptable and
> sustainable Sino-American modus vivendi. "Unscripted" summits and
> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if – and that
> may be a big if -- they are underpinned by a deeper, broader and more
> balanced economic engagement of the world's two largest economies.
>
> A good place to start testing this proposition would be a fully
> scripted agreement at the highest level to swiftly rebalance the U.S.
> trade relationship with China, and to ensure a more open access for
> American companies to Chinese markets.
>
> It is unfortunate that these two problems were glossed over in
> California.
>
> Michael Ivanovitch is president of MSI Global, a New York-based
> economic research company. He also served as a senior economist at the
> OECD in Paris, international economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of
> New York and taught economics at Columbia.
of Very large Spy agencies in the world
On Jun 10, 1:04 pm, rst9 <rst9w...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> China Gives US Nothing, but Germans Get Sweets
> I can see from the very beginning this meeting will not end well.
> 1: Not one major U.S. News Service covers his arrival in the U.S.
> 2: No American government official to greet him upon his arrival.
> 3: Not even a major California state official was there to welcome
> him.
> 4: The American official to welcome him was the city mayor.
>
> I think the future relations with China will be very very rough(bad).
>
> http://www.cnbc.com/id/100801692?__source=yahoo%7Cfinance%7Cheadline%...
> Published: Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 12:28 AM ET
> By: Michael Ivanovitch | President, MSI Global
>
> Some of the 9 hours of "unscripted" talks between the U.S. President
> Barack Obama and the Chinese President Xi Jinping in a balmy
> California desert over the weekend could have been used to give
> American companies a better opportunity to compete in the Middle
> Kingdom's booming economy.
>
> Selling more American goods and services in expanding markets of
> nearly half a billion middle-class consumers could be a win-win
> proposition for both countries: it would serve China's goal of
> economic modernization while boosting America's growth through smaller
> trade deficits.
>
> But not much was heard about trade. That is in sharp contrast with the
> Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang's recent visit to Germany, where
> trade was hailed as part of the Sino-German "Dream Team." And dream it
> is. Last year, the German trade shortfall with China came in at less
> than 5 percent of the whopping $315 billion U.S. trade deficit with
> Beijing. U.S. and German exports to China were roughly comparable in
> 2012, but U.S. imports from China were 4.4 times bigger than what
> Germany bought in China.
>
> This year the U.S. trade deficit with China will probably be even
> worse. China's moderating economic growth will slow down its import
> demand, but the continuing recovery of the U.S. economy will provide
> expanding markets for Chinese exports.
>
> US Gets the Heartburn, Allies Get the Sweets
>
> In spite of that, there are no reports that the U.S. was seriously
> talking trade with China during what White House called a "unique"
> summit meeting. We just got all those extremely contentious issues
> like North Korean nukes, Iranian suspected nukes, intractable
> conflicts in Central Asia and territorial spats in the Sea of Japan
> and the East and South China Seas.
>
> All the topics that (a) exacerbate our adversarial tensions with
> China, (b) lead to extremely dangerous intrusions into each other's
> cyber space and (c) prompt our security strategists to move nearly two-
> thirds of our naval assets into China's neighborhood.
>
> (Read More: This China Downturn May Be the 'Most Drawn-Out')
>
> And then we want to build trust with China. Don't bother, say the
> Chinese. In a tense debate between the top American and Chinese
> military officials during the conference organized by the
> International Institute for Strategic Studies in Singapore May 31-June
> 2, 2013 (the "Shangri-La Dialogue"), the Chinese Major General Yao
> Yunzhu (she is also director of the Center for China-America Defense
> Relations at the People's Liberation Army) firmly declared that the
> U.S. policy of "rebalancing" (or "pivoting") to Asia was intended to
> contain China.
>
> No wonder the Chinese want a "dream team" with Germany. During his
> visit to Berlin two weeks ago, Prime Minister Li urged closer
> cooperation in manufacturing and said that China would give Germany
> preferential treatment for investments in logistics, education and
> healthcare. That is in addition to the huge local production of German
> cars and top-of-the-line machinery imports, in exchange for Chinese
> exports of textiles, electrical goods and toys.
>
> Interestingly, before visiting Germany, Mr Li stopped off in
> Switzerland to sign the framework of a free-trade agreement, the first
> with a west European economy. China is looking for Swiss
> pharmaceutical products, watches, precision machinery and food
> processing technology. Mr. Li also said that China envisages to make
> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading –
> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> forum.
>
> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
> These are clear marching orders – and performance evaluation criteria
> - for both the current economic management and economic reforms
> presently under way and those to come.
>
> (Read More: Stop Fixating on Data, China Doing Fine, Says Roach)
>
> Clearly, strategic considerations and development programs are at the
> heart of China's quest for a "dream team" with Germany and a preferred
> offshore financial center in Switzerland. Apart from the fact that
> Germany is eager to sell the technology China needs, and that
> Switzerland has the expertise and the financial infrastructure to help
> China's gradual introduction of the yuan as a global currency, neither
> country is Beijing's strategic adversary.
>
> And here is what that means. When Mr Xi talks about new world power
> relationships, he clearly has in mind China's key (i.e., dominant)
> position in Asia. But that is the position the U.S. holds and is
> unwilling to relinquish. In fact, the whole "rebalancing" to Asia is
> part of Washington's intention to remain a dominant Asia-Pacific
> power. China is unlikely to mount a military challenge to the U.S. for
> the time being, but Mr Xi's frequent visits to various army units are
> assorted with impatient and widely reported exhortations to "get ready
> to fight and to win wars," with particular emphasis on the need "to
> win regional warfare under conditions shaped by information
> technologies."
>
> That is a clear collision course. President Obama wants to manage that
> course by attempting to put an end to cyber intrusions, and by
> dissolving the Korean crisis through an uncertain cooperative effort
> to get rid of North Korean nuclear arms.
>
> (Read More: Hard Issues On Table at Obama, Xi 'Informal' Summit)
>
> But that is crisis management rather than a mutually acceptable and
> sustainable Sino-American modus vivendi. "Unscripted" summits and
> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if – and that
> may be a big if -- they are underpinned by a deeper, broader and more
> balanced economic engagement of the world's two largest economies.
>
> A good place to start testing this proposition would be a fully
> scripted agreement at the highest level to swiftly rebalance the U.S.
> trade relationship with China, and to ensure a more open access for
> American companies to Chinese markets.
>
> It is unfortunate that these two problems were glossed over in
> California.
>
> Michael Ivanovitch is president of MSI Global, a New York-based
> economic research company. He also served as a senior economist at the
> OECD in Paris, international economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of
> New York and taught economics at Columbia.
The Peeler
Jun 12, 2013, 8:41:38 PM6/12/13
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On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:37:26 -0700 (PDT), "eduard Snowden , senior
analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency outside D .
innit? <VGB>
analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency outside D .
C. , Washintong , USA" <hindu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
>of Very large Spy agencies in the world
If it's, most secret then, how does, a psycho like you know about it
>this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
>of Very large Spy agencies in the world
innit? <VGB>
rst9
Jun 12, 2013, 9:07:19 PM6/12/13
to
On Jun 12, 5:41 pm, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:37:26 -0700 (PDT), "eduard Snowden , senior
> analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency outside D .
> analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency outside D .
> C. , Washintong , USA" <hinduvis...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
> >of Very large Spy agencies in the world
>
> If it's, most secret then, how does, a psycho like you know about it
> innit? <VGB>
He was given info in advance by Edward Snowden, his good friend.
>
> >this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
> >of Very large Spy agencies in the world
>
> If it's, most secret then, how does, a psycho like you know about it
> innit? <VGB>
The Peeler
Jun 12, 2013, 9:47:51 PM6/12/13
to
On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 18:07:19 -0700 (PDT), rst9 <rst9...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
What a, load of, horseshit innit! <GB>
wrote:
rst9
Jun 12, 2013, 11:47:13 PM6/12/13
to
On Jun 12, 6:47 pm, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 18:07:19 -0700 (PDT), rst9 <rst9w...@yahoo.com>
Why? Edward Snowden is your good friend, too?
wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 18:07:19 -0700 (PDT), rst9 <rst9w...@yahoo.com>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 12:19:57 AM6/13/13
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The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 8:48:32 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:51:17 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:41:38 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
And what did, you come, up with Grik anus? <BG>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:41:38 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
>>>of Very large Spy agencies in the world
>>
>> If it's, most secret then, how does, a psycho like you know about it
>> innit? <VGB>
>
>I'll think about it, if it doesn't hurt me too much as a Grik psychopath!
>
>
>>>this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
>>>of Very large Spy agencies in the world
>>
>> If it's, most secret then, how does, a psycho like you know about it
>> innit? <VGB>
>
And what did, you come, up with Grik anus? <BG>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 8:49:04 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:51:36 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 18:47:51 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
It, IS Grik anus! <EGV>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 18:47:51 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>>>
>>>
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>>>
>>>
>>>He was given info in advance by Edward Snowden, his good friend.
>>
>> What a, load of, horseshit innit! <GB>
>
>You mean, it's like me and my Grik "life", The Rectum? <VEG>
>>
>> What a, load of, horseshit innit! <GB>
>
It, IS Grik anus! <EGV>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 8:49:36 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:52:13 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 21:19:57 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>asshole, The Rectum? ;-)
He, DOES Grik anus! Of, COURSE innit! <B>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 21:19:57 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>>>
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>>>
>>>Why? Edward Snowden is your good friend, too?
>>
>> Of, COURSE! <GB>
>
>Does he, too, like everyone who knows me, think that I am a total
>>
>> Of, COURSE! <GB>
>
>asshole, The Rectum? ;-)
He, DOES Grik anus! Of, COURSE innit! <B>
Claudia Mo , a Hong Kong Chinese legislator
Jun 13, 2013, 9:38:36 AM6/13/13
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the Peeler you are a drop of Dog Shit
USA and China are 2 BIG nations with
lots of Intell gathering systems
On Jun 13, 11:19 am, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 20:47:13 -0700 (PDT), rst9 <rst9w...@yahoo.com>
USA and China are 2 BIG nations with
lots of Intell gathering systems
On Jun 13, 11:19 am, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 20:47:13 -0700 (PDT), rst9 <rst9w...@yahoo.com>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 10:02:45 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 06:38:36 -0700 (PDT), "Claudia Mo , a Hong Kong
Chinese legislator" <indos...@gmail.com> wrote:
>the Peeler you are a drop of Dog Shit
Shut, the fuck, up gook!
Chinese legislator" <indos...@gmail.com> wrote:
>the Peeler you are a drop of Dog Shit
<tsk>
the CHINESE UNIVERSITY of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide
Jun 13, 2013, 10:18:48 AM6/13/13
to
Peeler
you are a piece of English Bull - Dog Shit
On Jun 13, 9:02 pm, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
you are a piece of English Bull - Dog Shit
On Jun 13, 9:02 pm, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 10:31:20 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:18:48 -0700 (PDT), "the CHINESE UNIVERSITY
of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide"
Wrong gook!
I am a, piece of GRIK Bulldog shit.
<tsk>
of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide"
Wrong gook!
I am a, piece of GRIK Bulldog shit.
<tsk>
the CHINESE UNIVERSITY of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide
Jun 13, 2013, 10:34:49 AM6/13/13
to
if you are Grik
you don ' t have the time to post here
you would be out there looking for MONEY .
in FACT
the REALITY is
that
you are a piece of ENGLISH Bull Dog 's SHIT
On Jun 13, 9:31 pm, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
you don ' t have the time to post here
you would be out there looking for MONEY .
in FACT
the REALITY is
that
you are a piece of ENGLISH Bull Dog 's SHIT
On Jun 13, 9:31 pm, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:18:48 -0700 (PDT), "the CHINESE UNIVERSITY
> of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide"
>
> of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide"
>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 10:41:48 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:34:49 -0700 (PDT), "the CHINESE UNIVERSITY
>if you are Grik
I, AM a Grik!
>you don ' t have the time to post here
I, LIVE on THE Usenet 24/7 innit!
>in FACT
>
>the REALITY is
>that
>
>you are a piece of ENGLISH Bull Dog 's SHIT
No I, am a piece of Grik Bulldog's shit. Or as, we call it, in Grik
skata! LOL
of Hong Kong , the main Chinese Internet Centre world wide"
<abalwalee...@gmail.com> wrote:
>if you are Grik
I, AM a Grik!
>you don ' t have the time to post here
>
>you would be out there looking for MONEY .
Why psycho?
>you would be out there looking for MONEY .
>in FACT
>
>the REALITY is
>that
>
>you are a piece of ENGLISH Bull Dog 's SHIT
skata! LOL
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The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 11:08:00 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 16:48:02 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:41:48 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
You, ARE Grik anus!
>>>you don ' t have the time to post here
>>
>> I, LIVE on THE Usenet 24/7 innit!
>
>That is RIGHT, psychopath! My abnormal posting history proves it! <BG>
It, DOES Grik anus! <GB>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:41:48 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>if you are Grik
>>
>> I, AM a Grik!
>
>I am actually a lowlife and a Grik psychopath!
>
>
>>>if you are Grik
>>
>> I, AM a Grik!
>
You, ARE Grik anus!
>>>you don ' t have the time to post here
>>
>> I, LIVE on THE Usenet 24/7 innit!
>
It, DOES Grik anus! <GB>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 11:08:39 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 16:48:12 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:02:45 -0700, The Rectu, the resident psychopath of
YUK! <GB>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:02:45 -0700, The Rectu, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>the Peeler you are a drop of Dog Shit
>>
>> Shut, the fuck, up gook!
>> <tsk>
>
>Take my dildo out of my ass when I talk to humans and other psychopaths!
>
>
>>>the Peeler you are a drop of Dog Shit
>>
>> Shut, the fuck, up gook!
>> <tsk>
>
YUK! <GB>
The Peeler
Jun 13, 2013, 11:09:48 AM6/13/13
to
On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 16:48:27 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:31:20 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>psychosis even over in China! But then, I am "proud" of it, innit, I'm a proud
>Grik retard! <BG>
You, ARE Grik anus! Innit! Innit very much! <GB>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:31:20 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>you are a piece of English Bull - Dog Shit
>>
>> Wrong gook!
>>
>> I am a, piece of GRIK Bulldog shit.
>>
>> <tsk>
>
>I should give it up, The Rectum! Looks like people know about my Grik idiocy and
>>
>> Wrong gook!
>>
>> I am a, piece of GRIK Bulldog shit.
>>
>> <tsk>
>
>psychosis even over in China! But then, I am "proud" of it, innit, I'm a proud
>Grik retard! <BG>
You, ARE Grik anus! Innit! Innit very much! <GB>
rst0
Jun 13, 2013, 10:01:12 PM6/13/13
to
Fuck off here. You should know common sense told you that you are not
welcome in soc culture groups here as they dislike you of your 116 usernames
and your posts are not welcome here. Go back to your Cambodia and get fuck
there.
"eduard Snowden , senior analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency
outside D . C. , Washintong , USA" wrote in message
news:17706c01-5dcd-4ef8...@4g2000pbf.googlegroups.com...
> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading �
> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if � and that
welcome in soc culture groups here as they dislike you of your 116 usernames
and your posts are not welcome here. Go back to your Cambodia and get fuck
there.
"eduard Snowden , senior analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency
news:17706c01-5dcd-4ef8...@4g2000pbf.googlegroups.com...
> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> forum.
>
> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> forum.
>
> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
The Peeler
Jun 14, 2013, 12:11:41 AM6/14/13
to
On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 10:01:12 +0800, "rst0" <verinv...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>Fuck off here. You should know common sense told you that you are not
>welcome in soc culture groups here as they dislike you of your 116 usernames
>and your posts are not welcome here. Go back to your Cambodia and get fuck
>there.
That's no, way to talk to, a gook! <BG>
>> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading �
>> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if � and that
wrote:
>Fuck off here. You should know common sense told you that you are not
>welcome in soc culture groups here as they dislike you of your 116 usernames
>and your posts are not welcome here. Go back to your Cambodia and get fuck
>there.
>> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
>> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> forum.
>>
>> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
>> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
>> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> forum.
>>
>> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land
Jun 14, 2013, 1:15:05 AM6/14/13
to
Peeler is a REAL ENGLISH DOG SHIT
On Jun 14, 11:11 am, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 10:01:12 +0800, "rst0" <verinvanv...@gmail.com>
On Jun 14, 11:11 am, The Peeler <finishing...@themoronicRevd.invalid>
wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 10:01:12 +0800, "rst0" <verinvanv...@gmail.com>
Message has been deleted
The Peeler
Jun 14, 2013, 8:55:53 AM6/14/13
to
On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 12:48:11 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 21:11:41 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>I, greeked up Grik masochist that I am? <BG>
You, DO NEED, it Grik anus! Desperately innit! <GB>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 21:11:41 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>Fuck off here. You should know common sense told you that you are not
>>>welcome in soc culture groups here as they dislike you of your 116 usernames
>>>and your posts are not welcome here. Go back to your Cambodia and get fuck
>>>there.
>>
>> That's no, way to talk to, a gook! <BG>
>>
>
>I'm BEGGING to get shit on by everyone again, The Rectum! I NEED it, don't
>
>
>>>Fuck off here. You should know common sense told you that you are not
>>>welcome in soc culture groups here as they dislike you of your 116 usernames
>>>and your posts are not welcome here. Go back to your Cambodia and get fuck
>>>there.
>>
>> That's no, way to talk to, a gook! <BG>
>>
>
>I, greeked up Grik masochist that I am? <BG>
You, DO NEED, it Grik anus! Desperately innit! <GB>
rst9
Jun 14, 2013, 10:29:49 AM6/14/13
to
I told you many times to fuck off here but you still hang here for what?
When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
with 116 usernames.
"Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land" wrote in message
news:8e723c92-7c6c-4eff...@bn1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com...
> >> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading �
> >> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if � and that
When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
with 116 usernames.
"Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land" wrote in message
news:8e723c92-7c6c-4eff...@bn1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com...
> >> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> >> forum.
>
> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
> >> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> >> forum.
>
> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
The Peeler
Jun 14, 2013, 10:52:23 AM6/14/13
to
On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 22:29:49 +0800, "rst9" <rst9...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I told you many times to fuck off here but you still hang here for what?
>When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
>escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
>and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
>with 116 usernames.
Ah you, speak pidgin, English like me innit! <B> <G> <GB> <BG> <E> <V>
>I told you many times to fuck off here but you still hang here for what?
>When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
>escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
>and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
>with 116 usernames.
<EGV>
<tsk>
>> >> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
>> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> >> forum.
>>
>> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
>> >> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
>> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> >> forum.
>>
>> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
Message has been deleted
The Peeler
Jun 14, 2013, 4:07:56 PM6/14/13
to
On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 20:46:20 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 07:52:23 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>Pidgin-English-Retardese! <BG>
It, DOES Grik anus! EASILY! <B> <G> <BG> <GB> <EG> <GE> <VGB>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 07:52:23 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>>>I told you many times to fuck off here but you still hang here for what?
>>>When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
>>>escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
>>>and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
>>>with 116 usernames.
>>
>> Ah you, speak pidgin, English like me innit! <B> <G> <GB> <BG> <E> <V>
>> <EGV>
>
>Trust me, Radavich: EVERYONE's English easily beats my ridiculous Grik
>
>>>I told you many times to fuck off here but you still hang here for what?
>>>When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
>>>escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
>>>and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
>>>with 116 usernames.
>>
>> Ah you, speak pidgin, English like me innit! <B> <G> <GB> <BG> <E> <V>
>> <EGV>
>
>Pidgin-English-Retardese! <BG>
It, DOES Grik anus! EASILY! <B> <G> <BG> <GB> <EG> <GE> <VGB>
rst9
Jun 14, 2013, 11:19:22 PM6/14/13
to
Just look at you, you are replying to yourself to your own post with
different usernames and still no one replied you. You must have hidden past
that Cambodians like you are still fearful of the Khmer Rouge. You should go
to your downtown psychiatrist to check why you talking and replying to
yourself. OK?
"Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land" wrote in message
news:8e723c92-7c6c-4eff...@bn1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com...
> >> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading �
> >> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if � and that
different usernames and still no one replied you. You must have hidden past
that Cambodians like you are still fearful of the Khmer Rouge. You should go
to your downtown psychiatrist to check why you talking and replying to
yourself. OK?
"Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land" wrote in message
news:8e723c92-7c6c-4eff...@bn1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com...
> >> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> >> forum.
>
> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
> >> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> >> forum.
>
> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
The Peeler
Jun 15, 2013, 12:18:02 AM6/15/13
to
On Sat, 15 Jun 2013 11:19:22 +0800, "rst9" <rst9...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Just look at you, you are replying to yourself to your own post with
>different usernames and still no one replied you. You must have hidden past
>that Cambodians like you are still fearful of the Khmer Rouge. You should go
>to your downtown psychiatrist to check why you talking and replying to
>yourself. OK?
Why don't, you gooks, piss off to your own newsgroup innit? <tsk>
>Just look at you, you are replying to yourself to your own post with
>different usernames and still no one replied you. You must have hidden past
>that Cambodians like you are still fearful of the Khmer Rouge. You should go
>to your downtown psychiatrist to check why you talking and replying to
>yourself. OK?
>> >> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
>> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> >> forum.
>>
>> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
>> >> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
>> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> >> forum.
>>
>> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
Dr. Arunny - head of public hosptial downtown Cambodia
Jun 15, 2013, 2:50:04 AM6/15/13
to
I had just received an email on you a while ago. I had told you several
times to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your
self-talking and self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced
yourself as Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
"Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land" wrote in message
news:8e723c92-7c6c-4eff...@bn1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com...
> >> Switzerland its preferred financial center for offshore yuan trading �
> >> multi-level bilateral talking shops may be useful only if � and that
times to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your
self-talking and self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced
yourself as Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
"Atiya Achakulwisut , BangKok Post , Thia 's land" wrote in message
news:8e723c92-7c6c-4eff...@bn1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com...
> >> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> >> forum.
>
> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
> >> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>
> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>
> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>
> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>
> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
> >> forum.
>
> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>
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The Peeler
Jun 15, 2013, 9:16:17 AM6/15/13
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On Sat, 15 Jun 2013 14:50:04 +0800, "Dr. Arunny - head of public
hosptial downtown Cambodia" <verinv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>I had just received an email on you a while ago. I had told you several
>times to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your
>self-talking and self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced
>yourself as Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
Shut, the fuck, up gook! <GB> <BG> <G> <B> <VEG>
hosptial downtown Cambodia" <verinv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>I had just received an email on you a while ago. I had told you several
>times to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your
>self-talking and self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced
>yourself as Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
>> >> a piece of business fiercely contested by London and Paris, and a dig
>> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> >> forum.
>>
>> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
>> >> These are clear marching orders � and performance evaluation criteria
>> >> at the U.S. at a time when Washington is dismantling Switzerland's
>> >> centuries old bank secrecy laws and practices.
>>
>> >> (Read More: China Data Highlights Weak Economy, Remedies in Focus)
>>
>> >> China Doesn't Do "Unscripted" Business
>>
>> >> This, too, is "unscripted," as our strategic analysts would say?
>>
>> >> Nothing is "unscripted" in Chinese global political and economic
>> >> strategy. Those who think that the Chinese president came for
>> >> "unscripted" talks with his chief geopolitical adversary should think
>> >> again. As the Singapore "Shangri-La Dialogue" showed, Beijing has
>> >> clear strategic markers about Sino-American relations. And all these
>> >> "red lines" come from the Politburo - China's highest policy making
>> >> forum.
>>
>> >> Here is another detail for those who need to understand the long arm
>> >> of China's party bosses. The Politburo held a special session on the
>> >> economy in mid-April, instructing the government that "China needs to
>> >> cement its economic growth momentum and guard against potential risks
>> >> in financial sectors," adding that "macro-economic policies should be
>> >> stabilized while loosening micro controls in some sectors."
>>
The Peeler
Jun 15, 2013, 9:29:08 AM6/15/13
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On Sat, 15 Jun 2013 12:30:12 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 21:18:02 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
Squeak squeak Grik anus! <GB> <BG> <G> <B> <VEG> <VGB>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 21:18:02 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>Just look at you, you are replying to yourself to your own post with
>>>different usernames and still no one replied you. You must have hidden past
>>>that Cambodians like you are still fearful of the Khmer Rouge. You should go
>>>to your downtown psychiatrist to check why you talking and replying to
>>>yourself. OK?
>>
>> Why don't, you gooks, piss off to your own newsgroup innit? <tsk>
>
>Oh, listen, I THE Usenet's dingleberry (aka "The Grik anus") am squeaking again! <BG>
>
>
>>>Just look at you, you are replying to yourself to your own post with
>>>different usernames and still no one replied you. You must have hidden past
>>>that Cambodians like you are still fearful of the Khmer Rouge. You should go
>>>to your downtown psychiatrist to check why you talking and replying to
>>>yourself. OK?
>>
>> Why don't, you gooks, piss off to your own newsgroup innit? <tsk>
>
Squeak squeak Grik anus! <GB> <BG> <G> <B> <VEG> <VGB>
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The Peeler
Jun 15, 2013, 3:41:43 PM6/15/13
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On Sat, 15 Jun 2013 21:08:01 +0200, The Peeler
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Sat, 15 Jun 2013 06:16:17 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
YUK! <G> <B> <GB> <BG> <VEG>
<finish...@themoronicRevd.invalid> wrote:
>On Sat, 15 Jun 2013 06:16:17 -0700, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
>sci and scj, FAKING his time zone again and IMPERSONATING his master, The
>Peeler, wrote:
>
>
>>>I had just received an email on you a while ago. I had told you several
>>>times to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your
>>>self-talking and self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced
>>>yourself as Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
>>
>> Shut, the fuck, up gook! <GB> <BG> <G> <B> <VEG>
>
>Shut my anus, The Rectum! My stench is spreading!
>
>
>>>I had just received an email on you a while ago. I had told you several
>>>times to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your
>>>self-talking and self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced
>>>yourself as Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
>>
>> Shut, the fuck, up gook! <GB> <BG> <G> <B> <VEG>
>
YUK! <G> <B> <GB> <BG> <VEG>
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Jun 19, 2013, 5:33:56 AM6/19/13
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Not this.
"The Peeler" wrote in message
news:085ir8pd1ng788nv8...@4ax.com...
On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:37:26 -0700 (PDT), "eduard Snowden , senior
"The Peeler" wrote in message
news:085ir8pd1ng788nv8...@4ax.com...
On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:37:26 -0700 (PDT), "eduard Snowden , senior
analyst at National Security Internet Spy Agency outside D .
C. , Washintong , USA" <hindu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
>of Very large Spy agencies in the world
>this is a most Secret Meeting between 2 Heads
>of Very large Spy agencies in the world
If it's, most secret then, how does, a psycho like you know about it
innit? <VGB>
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innit? <VGB>
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