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Other People's
Money
Housing Authority wastes millions
and millions of tax payers' money. |
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To the
injustice in Hong Kong, these protestors say:
"We've had enough!"
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| This old woman
tells the Hong Kong Government that she has to wash her face
with tears! |
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| People in
Hong Kong scores the last in a world-wide confidence poll. |
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 Things
that they would do to take away your money, and
sometimes your lives too... |
| Following are excerpts
from Apples' Daily: |
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Are
these Fair |
Silence means
consent
Sending existing customers contracts or amendments
that will come into effect if you don't object to
them in time (if you do that to an opposite sex,
sexual assault is the result) |
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| Service
providers impose fix penalty on customers if they
terminate contract early but there is no penalty
if they themselves terminate contract early. |
| Offering
advantageous terms to new customers but refuse to
offer same to existing customers. (Note, it is our
believe that HKBC ran into legal troubles when they
did that with their mortgage loan practice: the
UK court asked HKBC to treat both new and existing
customers the same with any new offers.) |
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| Our Question to the Government |
Government Directives
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death the only way to stop Bus TV? |
Bus riders are, as our analysis has revealed, compelled to watch
& to listen to TV broadcast on public buses (for the benefit
of the bus operators).
The Transport Department would not compel riders to wear
seat belts which could have lowered the fatalities of the
July 10 incident (to the detriment of bus riders).
(Well, if their decision not to implement such safety measure
because there is cost involved in installing seat belts, then
they are making a huge mistake. (Compare this decision to
the mandatory wearing of seat belts for taxi passengers)
Does it mean that increasing bus operators' profits
is more important than preserving lives of bus riders?
| Social values vs economic values |
A quote from the China Business Post (8/16 reported in
Hong Kong Standard), "It's time to change the belief
that social development must be compromised in favor of
economic development." |
| Unlawful censorship & Violation
of rights of freedom of expression |
It was reported in (Sing Tao Daily during week of 2003/8/18
?) that all three major public bus companies of Hong
Kong refused to allow advertisement from a particular
magazine to be placed in their buses.
See how powerful they are. As a group, they in reality
control the whole bus operation in Hong Kong. |
| What kind of surveys could we trust? |
(reported in Economic Daily during the week of 2003/8/18)
 Recent
court cases have revealed facts putting opinion polls
and surveys in doubt. Now we should ask for more quality
control measures when we were presented with any survey.
- We may have to ask them to affirm its authenticity,
- to testify that no leading or trick questions were
used and that
- respondents were given the whole background information
and that
- no trick or deceiving devices were employed, etc.
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(Photos
in connection with KMB Tragedy are from SCMP, Sing Tao Daily,
Oriental Daily, Ming Pao)
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 WHO |
 WHAT |
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Doom sayers |
Doom sayers have the following to say about Hong Kong
(left):
- Protest by residents of Hong Kong: " The end
of Hong Kong."
- From the web site (we believe),"Bounce Back
Hong Kong" : "Putting a full stop to Hong
Kong."
- From the Asian Times: "Hong Kong will die"
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KMB Bus Plunge, left: 21 dead, 30+injured
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2 X INSULTS
While Dr Liao, head of the transport overseeing public
bus operation visits the cemetery to seek tranquility,
21 passengers had to live forever in the graveyard when
the KMB bus they were traveling plunged down Tuen Mun
Highway! (left)
As if death was not enough, the passengers had to die
with the Bus TV being forced upon them. |
Bus riders' lives
are dirt cheap! |
KMB |
| Who
is more compassionate? |
 The
condolence money for a victim: |
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who lost his life in a KMB bus plunge on 2003.7.10 |
HK$30,000 |
DBS
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whose safety box was destroyed by DBS Bank, 2004.10 |
HK$50,000 |
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Dangerous Highways have contributed
to many accidents and many innocent deaths! |
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Can you justify TV slavery by the increase
of bus operators' profits? |
| Squeezed
by the Oil Companies |
Oil companies |
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Clear the air
in Hong Kong (leaving this site) |
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Cheung Kong
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 The
3 Gones! Trees Gone!
Greens Gone! and
Fresh Air Gone! |
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Developers
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Right of refusal, cancelled! |
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 Now,
even the dead has risen to protest against the mismanagement
of our government! (left, ATV reports HKG's mismanagement
of the cemetery) |
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others your pain! |
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