Alang-alang menyeluk pekasam

Source: News163 and dzh mop dot com

Henan farmer gives away turnips to city residents, is plundered by mob

The over 80 mu of turnips grown by farmer Han Gang on his vegetable farm on the outskirts of Zhengzhou in Henan province yielded a bountiful harvest, but these roughly 1.5kg each turnips suffered from poor sales. Day after day, he contacted buyers, but the buyers would only offer a bulk purchasing price of only 4-5 fen per half kilogram. If people are hired to pick the turnips, he’d then have to spend even more money. After discussing with his family, he decided to stop trying to sell these turnips and instead give them away to the city’s residents for their consumption. Han Gang said: “If social welfare and charity organizations want them, I can give them priority.”

Han Gang posted his idea online and news media from the provincial capital also published the information on November 25th. On the morning of 2011 November 26th, Han Gang’s turnip field was overrun by city residents there to pick turnips, with groups and groups of people carrying vegetable knives hacking turnips off, tossing aside those they didn’t like and bagging those they did to take home.

For days, over ten thousand city residents came to the field to pick turnips.

What Han Gang and his family did not expect was that some people even picked and took away the sweet potatoes he had planted. Given that he was unable to stop them, he could only ferret out the uncivilized behavior by immediately taking out the sweet potatoes that those people had put into their bags.

Faced with an uncontrollable situation, Han Gang begged people to be merciful: “Auntie, sister, uncle, brother, leave me some, I still need to send my children to school!”

A police vehicle appears on Han Gang’s turnip field.

A van that drove directly onto the turnip field, the young turnips run over into a mess.

Riding a mountain bike to come pick turnips.

Ruined sweet potatoes.

Han Gang’s son holding a turnip thrown away by city residents.
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Di Malaysia masalah begini tidak ujud. Baguslah! Ini bukti kukuh aqli dan naqli bahawasanya kerajaan Barisan Nasional pandai memerintah. Tanpa sekelumit "sarcasm" saya berharap Barisan Nasional akan kekal menjadi pemerintah Malaysia sehingga sangkakala ditiupkan.

Contoh rakyat yg mengasihi kerajaan. Mereka mahu Malaysia mencontohi China, survival of the fittest dan sistem meritokrasi yang harus sijulang

Akhir kata, nikmatilah iklan kempen beharga berjuta2 ringgit ini..

Kasihnya Ibu - Wajib dicontohi

Cintailah anakmu sepenuh hati. Anak2 adalah khalifah muda pewaris generasi negara.

Source: BBS News - In Chinese though.

Here's the loose translation:

Incident: Mother and son, after visiting the Buddhist Temple, are on their way home. Darling son is crying and making a fuss demanding to buy a toy from a roadside toy stall. The mother scolds the son for wanting everything he sees and since there is no reason to buy an unnecessary toy, she refuses to buy.

1. In the midst of the crowd, suddenly see a child pulling his mother’s hand crying and making a fuss…

2. Mother: “You buy so many useless things to do what? At home there is a large pile I never see you play…”
Son: “I just want it, buy it for me!”

3. Mother: “Only liking these meaningless things, I will not buy it!”
Son: “Wu…even if refuse to buy, you must buy…wu…”

4. The son slapped the mother and then asked again: “Are you going to buy it or not?”
The mother was speechless…

5. Angry, the mother wanted to leave, but the son quickly pulled her. His voice softened but he continued to harass her.
The people around could only smile nervously.

6. The son suddenly used all his strength to pull at his mother’s hair to force his mother to give in.
The mother was speechless, the crowd was speechless, I was speechless.
(“Darling son, hurry and let go! So many people, give me some face okay?”)

7. Son: “Wu…I want, you will not buy it for me, I like it this much yet you will not buy it for me…wu…”
Mother: “Hurry and let go, it hurts…”
(Just what kind of toy is so fun? Incomprehensible.)

8. Son: “Such a cheap thing yet you will not buy for me, my schoolmates all have it, I want it…”
Mother: “I already bought a small chicken [toy] for you, you simply…” (did not hear clearly)

(“I will also pull your hair, ai ya! Had I known earlier, I would not have brought you to get such a short haircut yesterday…”)

9. Some company’s promotional girl came to break up the fight saying: “Little friend, what do you want? I will go buy it for you, okay?”

Son: “I only want my mother to buy! You get lost!!!”

Her face full of embarrassment, the pretty girl walked away.

(“You get lost” was something everyone heard very clearly.)

10. The son went crazy, reached out and grabbed his mother’s throat.
In the middle of the tussle…

11. Ai you! My god…
The mother’s face is bright red from being suffocated…

12. The mother being strangled.

(the kid in red sitting was thinking - hmmm maybe I should follow his method)

13. [The son] let go and continued pushing [the mother] toward buying the toy…

14. In the middle of the struggle…

15. Again he grabbed the hair.

The son went mad: “Will you buy or not??”

Mother: “Again, it hurts so much, hurry and let go, I will buy it! I will buy it, okay…”

After giving in to her son, the mother and son walked to the toy stall.

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ALL for that little kitty thingy??? Imagine what he would do for iPad.

The photographer has no moral btw. So low, but I cant thank him enough.. Otherwise We wouldn't know such thing could happen.

Lu Langsi Lu Mati

China executes student for murder of hit-and-run victim

A Chinese student who murdered a woman to try to cover up a road accident has been executed, say state media.

Yao Jiaxin, 21, was put to death in Xian, Shaanxi province in northern China on Tuesday.

Yao is said to have stabbed 26-year-old mother Zhang Miao to death, fearing she would pursue him for compensation after he hit her with his car last October.

The case - called "odious" by the Supreme Court - sparked a debate about the morality of young people.

It caused renewed hand-wringing about the morals of the so-called "rich second generation" - the offspring of those who have prospered with China's economic expansion, say correspondents.

Yao's parents reportedly worked in China's booming defence industries.

Yao was a student at the Xian Conservatory of Music when he is said to have knocked over Zhang, a waitress, on her bicycle while driving in the city.

According to reports she suffered only minor injuries in the collision but, believing she would report him to the police, Yao stabbed her eight times with a knife and fled the scene.

'Peasant woman'

He is reported to have handed himself in to the authorities four days later, accompanied by his parents.

But that was not considered grounds for leniency when he was tried by Xian's Intermediate People's Court, which convicted and sentenced him to death on 22 April.

Yao confessed he killed Zhang because he feared the "peasant woman would be hard to deal with" over the accident, Xinhua said in an earlier report.

The high court turned down his appeal and the death sentence was later approved by the Supreme People's Court.

Source:BBC

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I'm usually despise capital punishment, eh, who am I kidding, I'm a staunch supporter of capital punishment, even as much as you cut the queue, you should be hang to death.

Seriously, stop with the fake tears.

How his life gonna end, most probably like this lo:

Malaysia should seriously follow China footstep! Swift justice.

Extreme Makeover China

Jolin Tsai, eat your heart out!

Sujud respect sial!

M4de In Ch1na again

Tainted' baby shampoo still on shelves
By Li Wenfang (China Daily)
Updated: 2009-03-17 07:42
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Popular Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo, reported to contain chemicals that can cause cancer, remained on the shelves in Chinese stores yesterday.

The shampoo was found to have both formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane during a test at an independent laboratory in the United States, commissioned by the non-profit Campaign for Safe Cosmetics.

The organization tested 48 popular baby bath products, such as bubble bath and shampoo, for 1,4-dioxane and 28 of them for formaldehyde.

Of those, 32 were found to contain traces of 1,4-dioxane, 23 contained small amounts of formaldehyde, while 17 tested positive for both chemicals.

Of all the baby products, only Johnson and Johnson's baby shampoo is available in China.

The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, China's quality watchdog, has not yet commented on the matter.

Formaldehyde is created when preservatives break down over time and 1,4-dioxane is a byproduct of chemical processing techniques.

Formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane are known to cause cancer in animals and are listed as probable human carcinogens by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Formaldehyde can also trigger skin rashes in some children, Campaign for Safe Cosmetics said in a statement last week.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission said: "The presence of 1,4-dioxane, even as a trace contaminant, is cause for concern."

There are no regulatory standards limiting formaldehyde or 1,4-dioxane in personal care products sold in the US. Formaldehyde, however, is banned from those products in Japan and Sweden, and 1,4-dioxane is banned from products in the European Union, said Campaign for Safe Cosmetics.

Responding to the test results, Johnson & Johnson said in a statement: "The trace levels of certain compounds found by the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics can result from processes that make our products gentle for babies and safe from bacteria growth.

"The FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) and other government agencies around the world consider these trace levels safe, and all our products meet or exceed the regulatory requirements in every country where they are sold.

"We are disappointed that the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics has inaccurately characterized the safety of our products, misrepresented the overwhelming consensus of scientists and government agencies that review the safety of ingredients, and unnecessarily alarmed parents."

He Qiaomei, a mother of a 5-year-old in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, said she will not buy the company's baby shampoo any more.

"The manufacturer should be brought to justice," she said.

Local supermarkets said they will keep a close watch on the developments and take the product off the shelves when they get a notice from quality supervision authorities.

In Shanghai, where Johnson & Johnson (China) is based, quality supervision authorities are paying close attention to the products in question and will soon come out with a statement, the Shanghai-based Youth Daily reported.

Source: Chinadaily
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Heh, still want to defend MIC products?

If that is not enough, here what happened if you buy MIC flip-flops:

Cheap Indeed!


Perfect for walking down the beach.

-- NOT MY FEET --

or was it?


Scarred for life man!!!

The Power of Photoshop

They learnt it young nowadays