Re: China Boycott update, Friday 9 May 2008

On 10 May, 20:16, "RussellT" <RussellDTur...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "YaluRiverRosie" <kink...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> > My dear brother bought a made-in-China ceramic vase at a Target here
> > in Madison, Wisconsin. Cost, $19.95. =A0But by the time he'd gotten
> > home, the lead that was in the paint on the vase had somehow
> > penetrated his skin and he died of a brain hemorrage within three
> > hours. =A0Then, his wife took the vase back to the Target, but she,
too,=

> > had a stroke that a later autopsy determined was caused by massive
> > lead poisoining. =A0Later, four store stock clerks also died of lead
> > poisoning after placing dozens of the vases on the shelves for sale.
> > Is there no end to this?
>
> The story, above, is perhaps more satire than actual. However, it is
true
> that China has not at this time, developed a high level of product
safety,=

> both in the people and in the institutions. It will some time before
they
> reach the more acceptable levels that exist in developed nations. It has
> been re****ted, for example, that 76% of Japanese distrust food from
China.=

> More and more that has become the perception worldwide. I, myself, check
a=
ll
> food sources, and try to avoid items that originate or were partly
process=
ed
> in China. I do that for my own safety. I do not record that on a boycott
> list. it does not matter what China says, I decided myself.

There are a nasty bunch of CCP s*** operating here as in China and
occupied Tibet. These are the criminals that equate the Burma crisis
with the hot summer in France last year. They had to invade and trash
Tibet in order to control her. They have no right to occupy Tibet
other than that of might is right.