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The talk by Jacob Appelbaum and Julian Assange yesterday opened up with a surprise guest: Sarah Harrison, the WL lawyer/journalist/activist who got Snowden out of Hong Kong. I thought I saw her earlier in the day, but then again, there were at least three blokes who bear a striking resemblence to Snowden.

Also, a former MI5 analyst turned whistleblower gave a surprisingly harsh summary of the current state of affairs in western democracies. I'll submit that one later today, should be able to attract at least a couple of views.

I didn't make it in time for the talk by the ACLU's Chris Soghoian on government hacking and the next crypto wars. But I did get into the room for a marvelous talk about European companies (Gamma Group/HackingTeam) who provide the tools for dictatorships to control their population with regards to the internet, aka surveillance suits.

This is too fucking bad-ass for words, I so envy this glorious leader's sexy clothing and fetching persona-I'd totally rock the Fisherman's Wharf for photo-ops dude....Get to a tourist location and FAST!
(I suppose yer already in Hong Kong....tourist mecca)

*promote

This won't work for me personally with a wife and kids, but I'm impressed by the idea. I think the concept was born out of the desperate need for affordable housing in metropolitan Vancouver BC, where housing prices put even the most modest house far out of reach for most families.

"Historically, Western cities have had a housing-to-income ratio of around three. In Vancouver in 2011, that ratio hit 10.6; the median house cost 10.6 times the median income. Only Hong Kong was less affordable, with a ratio of 12.6."

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2012/01/23/canada-house-prices-vancouver-2nd-least-affordable_n_1224207.html

Is this to be the Chinese commoner's reaction to this recent stellar rise in the empire's standard of living?? Works for 20-years post-wall Moscow, is good for Hong Kong!

"Dirty Harry (Schtung Chinese New Year Remix)":

Erhu: Hou Shih Chieh
Keyboards: Johnny Yim
Percussion: Tung Tang
Guzheng: Morton Wilson
Chorus: Jaxqueline Fu, Mazy Yap, and the Lok Sin Tong Primary School
Rap: MC Yan
Chorus Lyrics: Chantal Sun
Programming & Mix: Tung Tang
Produced by Ann Yeung & Tung Tang
Executive Producers: Morton Wilson & Hans Ebert
Mixed at Schtung Music Ltd, Hong Kong.

Available on 'D-Sides', I'm told.

If there was a *foley channel, this would belong there.

Bolo is the quintessential "bad guy" in many martial arts movies (probably most famous for Van Damme's Bloodsport, at least outside of Hong Kong)

"Ha, those asian races that are all racists, unlike us!"
Please kindly go fuck yourself ^__^

With love,
- Hong Kong, Singapore, Java, Bangkok, Guangzhou, etc...

The whistle was blown on this over a year ago - how is everyone surprised now?

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/03/ff_nsadatacenter/

I guess Snowden was right to draw attention to himself by going to Hong Kong. It seems to have gotten results this time.

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This film stands the test of time and always will-Best kung-fu film ever rendered Hong Kong, evahhhh! Stephen Chows' the shizz!

All I could hear in my mind's ear was the theme to the original Hawaii Five-O playing in the background...That great jet approach shot that they used to use in the opening credits...
Also, for anyone with a jet-landing-close-to-apt-buildings fetish, try searching YouTube for Kai Tak Hong Kong Airport---the old HK airport...

Reports that he's gone missing in Hong Kong now: http://www.theage.com.au/world/excia-leaker-goes-missing-in-hong-kong-20130611-2o0ni.html

How long before Obama sends a drone to Hong Kong?

Not knowing what HK stood for, I was expecting a chef-y show where Hong Kong contestants would be trolled by being asked to make dishes based on those from "The Chinese Feast" (the Tsui Hark movie), or something along those lines.

I am so disappoint!