Maybe because he killed 6 people?

What about Yang Jia? He is a human being too,no more,and no less than Liu Xiang a human being.Now he is being prosecuted in a secret court,outside the eyes of the media,shouldn’t we also care for him?

I am no longer one of the 50 cents guys. I got a paid raise. I am one of the 60 cent guys now.

Anyhow, I see that you are still only working on them fingers. You got to work on them legs too. Working the genie out that lamp of yours ain’t going to help you when Master Li comes with that Kool-Aid tray.

Also, that last line about engaging in meaningful discussion was freaking hilarious, especially when it is coming from you.

To all you Wu Mao Dang, subjectivelistener,so_damn_lame,and others,the above 2 quotes,both come from official Chinese News agencies,both are very serious problems.Why is it that all of you “Love China” bloggers never ever say anything about these 2 topics?

Is it because they have retired,they are not CHINESE anymore?

Is it because you Wu Mao Dang,are only capable of foul mouth name calling,are incapable to engage in any meaningful discussion?

It is a pity for Liu Xiang, but far from sadness. He is sad but audience should not.

In fact, as a Chinese living outside China, I am pretty comfortable when Lang Ping led the victory of US volley ball team over China in front of President of China, that is the beauty of the sports.

I admit my patience ran dry when I saw some loser’s nagging. This is beyond sports. Still, I wish appologize if some folks feel uncomfortable about my posts. (Just that, my appology excludes ali baba.)

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1644120,00.html

Article on time.com
China’s Disposable Athletes
Tuesday, Jul. 17, 2007 By JODI XU/BEIJING
china sports athletes

When Zou Chunlan 邹春兰 left school to become a professional athlete, her recruiting coach assured the 13-year-old that the nation’s huge sports bureaucracy would look after her for the rest of her life. All she had to worry about was winning. For a decade, Zou followed his advice, winning the 48-kg national weightlifting title in 1990 when she was 19 years old and pocketing four other national championships. But when she retired in 1993, Zou discovered that the coach’s side of the bargain wasn’t going to be met. After three years of menial jobs in the women’s weightlifting team’s kitchen, she was asked to leave.
With her little education and total ignorance of the real world, Zou had little choice but to turn to physical labor. After stints carrying sacks on a construction site and selling lamb kebabs in the street, she ended up as a masseuse in a public bathhouse earning $60 a month. Her fate isn’t unusual. A weightlifting coach explained to the Beijing News that Zou wasn’t the only retired weightlifter struggling with the real world. “Zou’s national medals are worthless. There are world champions who end up jobless after retirement.”

The system that is so good at churning out Olympic medalists seems to be even better at producing poverty-stricken retired athletes. Last year, China’s national news agency Xinhua reported that almost half of 6,000 professional athletes retiring from competition each year end up jobless or without further schooling plans. Among them, the winner of the 1999 Beijing International Marathon Ai Dongmei, 26, who announced last year that she had no choice but to sell off her medals so that she could feed her family. Former Asian weightlifting champion Cai Li died of pneumonia at age 33 after he couldn’t afford to pay his medical bills. Liu Fei, a seven-time national champion and world champion in acrobatic gymnastics, struggles to live on the $20 she earned monthly from tutoring gymnastics.

According to the China Sports Daily, nearly 80% of China’s 300,000 retired athletes are struggling with joblessness, injury or poverty. Many athletes suffer from sports injuries and health problems caused by their training. Zou came out of the system with her own appalling legacy. She says the pills she was required to take made her grow a beard and develop a prominent Adam’s apple and a deep voice. “My coach told me it was a nutrition booster. I trusted him,” Zou says. The steroids also made her infertile. Now, she must shave every couple of days.

http://news.boxun.com/forum/200808/boxun2008b/3722.shtml

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Some perspective on ali baba. He is a Falun Goner. Hope that explains your insight about ali baba’s extrordinarily strong fingers.

@ ali baba;

I see some Kool-Aid in your future. My advise to you is to run as fast as you can — run like the wind — when you see Master Li coming with the Kool-Aid tray. Don’t just work on them fingers. Work on them legs too.

As moderator, you have right not to publish my post. I can accept that. However, if you publish it, that means my post passed your minimum acceptance criteria. If it passed your minimum criteria, you need to explain what do you mean by “go elsewhere”.
- no more in this thread?
- no more in any thread by John Kennedy?
- no more in globalvoicesonline.com?

It is not the best I can come out to describe what ali baba has been doing to his country. But it is the most humerous way I can think of without offending him in a political way. If you can not deal with the rough edge of Chinese-go-speech-of-freedom, DONT PREACH.

Is that you who posted xtube.com in one of the post?

@ ali baba

Your behavior here, which keeps on tarnishing your country’s reputation in exchange for the favor of people like John Kennedy, is a typical “Modern day 奴才.Boot-lickers.”

I have tried not to go to those offensive political words but you started the game. Let me tell you what I really think people like you:

- 民族败类，or, 丧家的出卖灵魂的乏走狗。

The above blogger is from Taiwan.When I was reading it,just cannot stop laughing.

基里巴斯國->基巴國->雞巴國->JB國->基國

The above terms are used extensively on Chinese BBS,blogs,and forums,to substitue one nation.If you can read Chinese,you know what these terms stand for.

基里巴斯國（The Republic of Kiribati），全稱為基里巴斯人民共和國。 簡稱基國。

獨立日：4月1日獨立日：4月1日
Date of independent:1-April.
國旗：中間為一隻烏骨雞。 這是基國的國鳥。

National flag:A black bone chicken,which is the national bird.(ali baba said:in Chinese,black and none sound the same,so it is a no-bone chicken.烏 = 无

首都：塔瑪地（Tamadi）(他妈?)

Subjectivelistener,and all those Wo Mao Dang bloggers,are modern day Zhou Gao.
Modern day 奴才.Boot-lickers.

Each time you post those long long long winded messages from double negative corners, I can not help thinking of a word – Masturbating.

Carry on. Dont stop, it will make your wet dream come true and make you fingers stronger.