汉狗心中的圣国

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（此贴专为那些以造谣中伤方式向其母国中国泼脏水的汉狗们而写。而此次专访胡同是特意为某位道貌岸然却十分阴险的汉狗而来。）

这个国家靠负债维持，16万亿负债中有从中国借的1.15万亿，即这个国家的政府欠每个中国人人均885元（非人民币），欠阿根廷人民更多达人均1000多元（非阿根廷货币）。换句话说，这个国家平均每个公民负债$51,220 元。

除了向世界人民借钱，这个国家目前正在不遗余力地大肆印制其国钞票，可悲的是其国钞票依仗其霸权地位竟然是世界上唯一的储备货币。结果，全世界人民不得不为这个国家分担通胀恶果。为此，有些国家发生了暴乱。而这个国家却恬不知耻地称之为“革命”“之春”，以掩盖其疯狂印钞传播通胀给某些国家造成社会动荡恶果的真相。其间，该国更是妄图在中国制造动乱，开展所谓的“狗尾巴花革命”。其驻华大使更是亲临现场指挥观战，还特意穿了一件臂肩上印有大号该国国旗的皮夹克给汉狗打气助威。可惜，汉狗们忌惮中国人民的威武，未敢跳出来捣乱，弄得洋主子灰溜溜扫兴而去。

这个国家的基尼系数是48，不但高于俄罗斯，阿根挺，印度，埃及和土耳其，甚至高于孟加拉，柬埔寨，多米尼加，尼日利来，马里 和乌干达。正在向第三世界国家行列靠拢。
这个国家有四分之一的家庭生活在贫困线以下，即四口之家年收入低于22000元。
这个国家有2千多万人年收入少于9500元。
这个国家有6百多万人年收入仅是食品券。
这个国家1913年的1元货币到99年后的今天，其购买力不足5分钱。
这个国家的真实失业率在20%以上，而政府公布的数字却不足8%。
这个国家执行央行职能的部门却是由大资本家组成的私人公司。奇！我称之为“怜畜”。
这个国家目前正经历着所谓的“财政悬崖”危机。如其爆发，将把世界经济拖入深渊。
这个国家的某些富豪们正在向海外转移财产，逃离该国。而那些尚未打算逃离该国的富豪们都揣有至少两本护照，出入该国都使用他国护照以备不测。
这个国家的某些人民正在积极地搞分裂运动。（搞了中国一辈子分裂，自已却要裂了。真是多行不义必自毙）
这个国家在未来的一年中，股市将跌去60%，还将继续消灭一批中产阶级。（这只是一个预测，还不是事实，但事实可以验证。）

就这样一个国家，它的总统刚刚上任，还尚无任何建树，就获得了诺贝尔和平奖。
就这样一个国家，象母嫡，婊脯，粪池这样的信用评级机构仍然给它AAA最高评级。
就这样一个国家，居然佣有一个美丽的汉语名字。但我称之为---霉国。

6th-Sense

"股市将跌去60%，" --- hope so....


这个国家的政客，
操守比婊子差一万倍； 满口道德谎言而又道貌昂然。。。 ；
在别国杀人越货，却称＂帮助和解放＂当地人；
卑鄙无耻残暴之极而又装的＂德盖天下＂（两次海弯战衣拉克流失人口＞１０％）。

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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/2 ... ders-family.html?hp





Lobbying, a Windfall and a Leader’s Family



Published: November 24, 2012 18 Comments






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For instance, the rules barred party officials in charge of a state-owned company from using their parents, children — or even their children’s spouse’s relatives — to trade stocks of a listed state-owned company.







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Ping An’s Hidden Shareholders: Friends and Family of Wen Jiabao













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The Times found no indication that Mr. Wen shared inside information with family members.

But there are many unanswered questions about the relatives’ holdings, analysts consulted by The Times said, like who might have known about the relatives’ purchases and whether anyone had a legal obligation to disclose that information.

Executives at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs say they were unaware of the share purchases and were not involved in the transactions.

The companies also said that a typical I.P.O. process is unlikely to uncover the ultimate identity of shareholders who are hiding behind layers of investment vehicles using unrecognizable names.

According to regulations in Hong Kong and China, publicly listed companies and their professional partners who help sell shares to the public are legally obligated to disclose the identities of only those shareholders controlling a stake larger than 5 percent. The Times found that at its peak, Taihong, the investment vehicle tied to the Wen family, never held more than a 3.2 percent stake.

Another question that remains unanswered is how Taihong was able to buy shares of Ping An at a price that appears to have been highly discounted. By late 2002, Ping An had already become a hot I.P.O. prospect following a big investment by HSBC.

The answers to some of the questions, legal experts say, may turn on who was involved in brokering the deal that led to the relatives’ acquiring shares in Ping An in the period before the company’s public offering in 2004, and whether the deal-makers were seeking to gain favors from the regulators.

“The key questions are: why were these people chosen, and on what terms did they get the shares?” said Jerome A. Cohen, a professor at New York University Law School and an expert on China’s legal system. “Obviously, everyone would like to get in before a hot I.P.O.”



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