Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts

October 27, 2014

San Francisco Tour Guide In Chinatown Expresses Hatred For Chinese




[From article]
The video, posted on YouTube Tuesday by a German tourist, shows the unnamed guide ripping into Chinatown, named by the American Planning Association as one of America's top "Great Neighborhoods" in 2013.
The woman, who says she is originally from Los Angeles, shouts through a microphone to the tourists, saying things like, “f**k Chinatown. F**k your little herb gardens. F**k your little seafood f**king markets and your turtles and your frogs. F**k your f**king ginseng. F**k your little hair salons where no one in there knows how to speak English!”
She spares nothing about the Chinese culture, from its jade that "no one wears anymore" to its crowded streets to its parades and dragons.

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2014/10/23/guide-goes-on-racist-rant-to-tourists-aboard-san-francisco-chinatown-bus/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+foxnews%2Fmost-popular+%28Internal+-+Most+Popular+Content%29

Guide goes on a racist rant to tourists on a San Francisco Chinatown bus
Published October 23, 2014

May 19, 2012

Arrests in Killing of Two Chinese Students at USC



L.A. NOW

Southern California -- this just in

2 arrested in slayings of USC students

Watching arrest in USC slayings
Los Angeles police Friday afternoon arrested the man suspected of fatally shooting two USC students from China in a botched robbery and a second man believed to have some involvement in the killings, several LAPD sources said.
The man suspected of being the killer in the case that has garnered international attention and turned a harsh spotlight on the elite campus set among some of the city's roughest neighborhoods was taken into custody about 4 p.m.
Dozens of detectives, plainclothes officers and members of the Los Angeles Police Department's SWAT unit descended on the 1200 block of 91st Street in South Los Angeles, residents said. They arrived suddenly but discreetly, disrupting a kids' game of kickball in the street and an ice-cream truck that was trolling down the block, said a woman who declined to give her name.
"It was quiet, calm. We thought at first they were a crew filming 'Southland,' " the woman said, referring to the television drama about L.A. cops. She said she watched the operation unfold from her lawn.
SWAT officers entered the bright blue, two-story house, said the woman. They emerged soon after with a man in handcuffs and handed him off to other officers who led him to an awaiting car, the woman said.
The woman, who said she has lived on the block for years, said she had never before seen the man, who had a medium build and appeared to be in his early 20s. Also taken into custody at the house was a 19-year-old woman who lives in one of the nearby apartments, the neighbor said.
Police sources declined to identify the man, saying only that he is thought to be the one who shot the USC graduate students during a robbery. They did not give details on how investigators identified him, but one described the case against the suspect as "very, very strong."
A police source who requested anonymity because the investigation is ongoing said ballistic tests on shell casings recovered at the scene of the USC shooting show they were fired from the same gun used in two other shootings.
Detectives working on the two previous shootings had followed some "very tenuous" leads that led them to believe the man taken into custody might have been involved, the source said. The source added that the man did not have an extensive criminal record.
The source said police knew the man had been in possession of something that "could very readily be tied to one of the victims."
The second man was taken into custody in the Antelope Valley. Police sources said he was taken into custody a few hours after the first man. He is accused of being present during the robbery. Police are planning to seek murder charges against both of the men, a source said.
Electronic engineering students Ming Qu and Ying Wu were sitting in a 2003 BMW about 1 a.m. April 11 when a gunman approached and shot two or three times into the driver's side. The two had been chatting, with the car double parked.
Property belonging to the two students was missing, leading investigators to suspect that robbery may have been the motive for the crime. Three neighbors heard the gunshots and called 911. Shortly after the shooting, a witness saw a person in dark clothing running from the scene, according to Deputy Chief Pat Gannon.
Gannon said a dark-colored car, possibly an American model, pulled away right after the shots were fired. After reviewing surveillance footage from the video cameras in the area, the LAPD has identified 75 vehicles that fit the description of the dark car, and Gannon said detectives were tracking down the ownership of each of the vehicles.
The students had been studying before the attack. Qu had driven Wu to the house where she was renting a room. He parked in front of the home, while Wu went inside briefly to change her clothes. She went back outside, and the two continued talking in the car.
After the shooting, Qu attempted to run for help but collapsed on a nearby porch with a gunshot wound to the head, Gannon said. Wu was found slumped over inside the vehicle.
The students' parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the university this week, saying the school misled them when it claimed that it ranks among the safest in the nation.
USC officials said they would seek to have the case dismissed. The university's attorney, Debra Wong Yang, said the university security net can stretch only so far and that the killings occurred three-quarters of a mile from campus in the third tier of security.
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http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/05/usc-students-killed.html

2 arrested in slayings of USC students
May 18, 2012 | 7:05 pm
Los Angeles Times

April 27, 2012

Scapegoat - One More Team Leaves The Field


Another period of intense, severe, relentless, harassment from a delightful Communist moron just ended. There are a lot of them in this country contrary to the cluelessness of journalists. He repeated the pattern previously conducted by dozens if not scores of morons before him. In 1990 the Cambridge police employed by the California syndicate conducted a super deluxe frame-up against me. They were joined by next door Somerville police and the Harvard University campus police. The object was to put me in jail. They began with daily harassment where I lived disturbing my sleep every half hour. Lack of sleep does wonders for the brain. Some researchers say that sleep deprivation is worse than taking hallucinogens. It has a more destructive effect on the brain. Rational thought goes away. After several weeks of that harassment I chased an Asian man from my building. It turned out that he worked for the Somerville police. The landlord verified that he was in the Cambridge building without permission. After I chased him from the building I went to the police station. But as soon as I was out of my building he appeared in a car taunting me. He'd back up to where I was then drive away quickly. I walked to the Cambridge police station which was on Western Avenue in Central Square. 

The police arrested me reportedly under direction of the police chief or commissioner whatever his title was then. Black Cambridge police kept me awake all night preparing me for court. The next day at the courthouse it kept getting more bizarre, like Kafka's The Trial on steroids. A more detailed account of the entire incident must wait for another time. 

The police held me for 78 days contrary to law for a competency evaluation. When I was released I learned the Somerville police employee told the Cambridge police that I hit him with a baseball bat. I did not have a bat, but details do not matter for a frame-up. One at a time, seven lawyers were assigned to represent me. I fired six of them because they refused to put on any defense. I learned later that they were paid to not put on a defense. At the second of three trials the final attorney assigned told me that the judge told him, "If you get on the stand and testify about what happened to you, the judge will stop the trial, call the psychiatrists and have you committed to a hospital." So much for the right to defend oneself free from coercion, from a judge no less. 

There is a lot more to this story. The lesson here is that because that incident remains on the police computer files which are effectively open to the public, everyone and anyone can find that report and try to recreate the situation. That's in addition to those who shun me because of the computer files. Police perspective is, they never do these things. Television networks broadcast each week stories of miscarriages of justice. Innocent men and women are convicted, while guilty men and women go free. Even when a man who was convicted of a crime is later found innocent police and prosecutors refuse to accept the fact that they made a mistake. In my case it was intentional. That happens too. 

In Boston this seems to be a pervasive pattern of abuse. The FBI allowed one of their charming informants to murder 19 people for which he is finally on trial in 2012 after 30 years of the good life. One agent says he murdered 31 people. But the same FBI office also framed four white men for murder. Two died in prison and two were released after 30 years. So it is not surprising that this happened in Massachusetts where the many police agencies are never scrutinized contrary to logic and common sense. 

For 40 years crime families and Communists conducted a brutal campaign of character assassination accusing me of crimes that I did not do and for which I was never formally charged. But they all punished me multiple times for each allegation. There was no notice, no opportunity to defend myself. Just accusations and punishment. I even was unaware of the accusations. They kept bringing in new morons who believe what they are told. It reflects what Stanley Milgram revealed in his book Obedience to Authority. A majority of people (up to 60 percent) will obey what they consider to be legitimate authority even if it means inflicting cruel deadly punishment on others. With police it is exponentially worse. 

Same with crime families who must obey orders from their superiors. So that is what they did. They simply find someone and order them to repeat the allegations including but not limited to the police frame-up. 

For two weeks, four months, three years whatever it takes for them to conduct their abuse, they were unable to have me jailed or hospitalized. Next the police, Communists, crime families, send a woman (sometimes a homosexual) as payment. This is often called human trafficking, using people to pay bills, and for rewards. It shows how depraved the nation is. Some people remain skeptical and are clueless. Others know and refuse to speak out about it. Still others thrive in this environment. 

This is a mechanistic view of humans. They are property, a commodity used for trading, like paper money. There are no human emotions involved. They expect me or any person who was abused for a length of time to be grateful for having access to a woman. But it is only an object to them. There is no relationship or love involved with this transaction. How cruel are these people? Does this explain all of the corrupt counterproductive policies and actions of cities, states, and US government agencies? Is that why corporations are being plundered and the plunderers rewarded? Does it explain the heinous crimes committed by mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, neighbors? 

In his new book (2011), Betrayal, Robert Fitzpatrick with Jon Land, reports that he spent many years growing up in an orphanage. He described how there was no love there. Discipline, abuse and competition, but no love. The basics were provided, but little in the area of positive human relationships. While reading that I realized how fortunate I was growing up. I was smothered with love. Not only at home but outside among friends and people I went to school with, and played with. I knew what love was at an early age. I also realized that my life over the last 42 years lacked love. It was all about abuse. I lived like a hunted animal for all those years. I did not realize that until I was reading this new book about James Bulger, the Boston FBI informant who is now on trial for 19 homicides. It is people like Bulger that controlled my life for 40 years. I am lucky I know the difference. The author Fitzpatrick was the Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Boston FBI office. He knew about Bulger and the corruption. But he describes how hard it was to rid the bureau of Bulger, because so many agents and US Attorneys were opposed to stopping the criminal enterprise run by Bulger. It is an easy read. For those unaware of these events it will help you understand what government is like in Massachusetts.

And so. Another one (team of sociopaths) bites the dust. Each time they bring in younger and younger people. The latest team was in their mid to late twenties. It was a primarily Chinese American team, with the necessary token black American to protect against accusations of racism. I'm aware of how smart most Chinese students are, and of how smart Harvard students are in general. But one thing many of them lack is common sense. Integrity too. So no matter how smart they are, they conducted a brutal campaign inflicting harm without any justification, even though they believed they were acting in the name of good. The police and crime families now use twenty-year-olds to harass a 69-year-old man they say is disabled. Isn't that special?

Trying to explain in my mind how people can be so depraved, in the latest period of abuses, Chinese American citizens in the US may share an autocratic form of governance. Many hyphen Americans from other countries do not understand or support extending to others the Constitutional protections that they enjoy. It is something that the founders of the nation, the writers of the Constitution, knew well. China is still a Communist nation. They do not allow the notion of free speech, the right to defend oneself, due process in general. The Obama-Holder racialist administration does not support the Constitution. So it is noticeable that the coordinator(s) of the abuse (I'm persuaded that it is a high ranking Harvard University administrator, funded by some organization, maybe taxpayer money) intentionally chooses people who will obey, who bring a hatred of older white men. One thing many citizens of Chinese descent share is respect for elders. I do not know if this has changed. It is certainly not the case with most Americans who throw away their relatives as soon as they become a burden. I once met a woman who told me that when she gets old no one will care about or for her. If she did not have money she would likely be abused and abandoned. I wondered what made her think that if people get money for taking care of her they will not abuse her and maybe steal her money too?

Without missing a beat the day after the Chinese-American team ended their mission, another delightful criminal appeared in the apartment above mine to continue harassing me and disturbing my sleep. Let me guess. It is Friday. It must be a Midwesterner working for the Outfit in Chicago.