6 Chinese ships breach Japan’s naval border

[balipseyev]

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Meanwhile in China...



CHINA MOB BEAT CHINESE THAT HE IS NOW PARALYSED FOR DRIVING JAPANESE CAR

FROM CHINA DIGITAL TIMES
"... a mob beat a Chinese man so badly for driving a Japanese car that he is now paralyzed." From The Wall Street Journal:

The beating took place on the afternoon of Sept. 15 in the central Chinese city of Xi’an in Shaanxi province. Mr. Li, his wife, one of his son’s and the son’s fiancée, were on their way back from a shopping trip when Mr. Li’s white Toyota Cor SCT.LB -10.73%olla was set upon by an agitated anti-Japanese mob brandishing sticks, bricks and steel implements, according to the Beijing Youth Daily.

Mr. Li’s wife urged the demonstrators not to damage the vehicle. “It was wrong of us to buy a Japanese car. We won’t buy one ever again, OK?” she was reported as saying by Beijing Youth Daily.

But the gang beat Mr. Li anyway, striking him on the head with a steel shackle and causing him to lose consciousness. Later, he was rushed to hospital where he was treated for open brain injury and then moved to an intensive care unit. He remained there until he regained consciousness three days later.

For more: Soul Searching in China Over Man Beaten Senseless by Anti-Japanese Protestors - China Real Time Report - WSJ


One graphic image posted to the newspaper’s website shows a man—presumed to be Mr. Li—on the ground, blood streaming from his head as a distraught woman sitting next to him pleads with the mob.

[balipseyev]

Chinese ships keep patrolling and Japanese police land on Diaoyu Islands

Japan says it will arrest anyone who lands on the islands.

[DEMONOCIETY]

Meanwhile in China...



CHINA MOB BEAT CHINESE THAT HE IS NOW PARALYSED FOR DRIVING JAPANESE CAR

FROM CHINA DIGITAL TIMES
"... a mob beat a Chinese man so badly for driving a Japanese car that he is now paralyzed." From The Wall Street Journal:

The beating took place on the afternoon of Sept. 15 in the central Chinese city of Xi’an in Shaanxi province. Mr. Li, his wife, one of his son’s and the son’s fiancée, were on their way back from a shopping trip when Mr. Li’s white Toyota Cor SCT.LB -10.73%olla was set upon by an agitated anti-Japanese mob brandishing sticks, bricks and steel implements, according to the Beijing Youth Daily.

Mr. Li’s wife urged the demonstrators not to damage the vehicle. “It was wrong of us to buy a Japanese car. We won’t buy one ever again, OK?” she was reported as saying by Beijing Youth Daily.

But the gang beat Mr. Li anyway, striking him on the head with a steel shackle and causing him to lose consciousness. Later, he was rushed to hospital where he was treated for open brain injury and then moved to an intensive care unit. He remained there until he regained consciousness three days later.

For more: Soul Searching in China Over Man Beaten Senseless by Anti-Japanese Protestors - China Real Time Report - WSJ


One graphic image posted to the newspaper’s website shows a man—presumed to be Mr. Li—on the ground, blood streaming from his head as a distraught woman sitting next to him pleads with the mob.

this was scattered all around the internet blogger here in china asta mga resto owners lagi mga nag operate ug japanese resto bisan y connection sa japan naunay

[vahnhelsing]

gagmaya diay sa utok sa mga chinese uy.
sila ra jud giboang sa ilang gobyerno...

[reptoid]

Re: Mob attack

Appalling behavior and despicable that the authorities have been allowing this to happen.

[DEMONOCIETY]

^connected ang mga authorities ana ky silay nag brain wash ana sa ilang mga tao sa pagka communismo

[andrew828]

lets see how the US react to this knowing that Japan and Taiwan are both its allies... It would be interesting is South Korea sends its ships to that island also...

[Crinkles11]

gagmaya diay sa utok sa mga chinese uy.
sila ra jud giboang sa ilang gobyerno...

Kaning CCTV bai maoy grabe kaau mudala ug balita, ipalabas man gani nila nga kita jud ang gusto ug gubat.

[vahnhelsing]

^hastang yabaga jud.. yaw kumpiyansa diha bay crinks basin himoon kang siopao.. hehehe

[flanker]

Pde mana sila mutira ug armas pero mas grabe ang consequences kay basin mag gyera gyud... Mao na mostly water cannon lang kay gi treat man nila as protesters ang kontra so ok ra water cannon itira or kanang i ram ang barko...

I think rules of engagement as long as its not armed and civilians ra dili nimo pwidi tirahan.