Seems like someone has decided to just use another alias but still hasn’t learned to spell. Oh wait, you and I are the same person! That’ll sure confuse Lori and Chu…

who’s ‘we’?

and Christine Lu not being big in China? now I know you’re mad.

tell us a little bit about yourself.

BTW, you’re working with Christine Lu? Don’t you know she’s person-non-grata these days and her name is MUD in China, with TED any other CN based folks? It’s a wonder how you always get yourself into problems.

At least one of us can go to China.

Don’t feed the trolls. I would hate to see another person give up a blog by falling victim to the effects of the Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory (Google the term.) Trying to reason or talk to trolls is like trying the same with someone severely drunk. All you can do is play babysitter and wait for the effects to wear off (or for the trolls to realize they aren’t getting anywhere and move on.)

By the way. For the longest time I wondered if Ana was an old girlfriend and you couldn’t change the domain name because people already knew where to find you. Kind of like getting a tattoo of your significant other but not having the cash to get rid of it. Just recently I realized the real meaning of the domain name.

queenie, you know i love ya. but this is pure comedy. you couldn’t have staged it better yo’self.

this is fucking ridiculous.

I’ve already said ‘you’re right’ about the term ‘exile’, so find something else to occupy your sad time.

where are you originally from, btw?

Just to let you know, I also lived in Shanghai at one time as the Asian Business Development Manager for a really, really, really large company in the semiconductor industry, so don’t give me that crap about your Chinese expertise. I didn’t hang around with expats; all my friends and colleagues were Chinese, and I still get over there on a regular basis. I didn’t know Aric until after I left the country.

So what’s your deal… troll the net looking for blogs where you try to show off your knowledge (or in this case, lack of knowledge) of China? Does this somehow make you feel important? Or have you become an apologist for a foreign government? Feel the need to use different names to try and justify your idiotic statements? By using an alias (or two), you totally shot your credibility.

You want to criticize Aric? Fine by me. But if you criticize, back it up with something that’s not a complete load of bullshit. I had a great time in China, never had a problem with the government or any of the people there, made a bunch of fantastic friends, but I’m not so naive as to believe that decisions there are made on the basis of law. Legal decisions are made by the party; that’s the system. If you don’t understand the basics of Chinese law, why are you commenting on it and wasting everyone’s time?

I stayed on the basis of your comments since everything I said was in reply to specific things you said. But it seems you don’t have the balls to address me directly but have to hide behind an alias or two. I know your type, big mouth on the net but a little chickenshit in real life. I get up to the bay area on business regularly, care to meet me up there and discuss this in person? If so, it’d be nice to tell me your real name so I know whether to address you as Mac, Sam or whatever.

the more you write here, the more hits my site gets, so, thanks.