Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "Insider" channel.

Isn't it illegal also to be "broadcasting" real factual ways to do this ? Cos then it would not be "fiction", would it ? Maybe some parts of it may be true, but many parts are made up surely. But this "low down" is also a bit weird too...
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@zambani : It depends on which country you represent Dexter... cos as much as broadcasting is "global", each country, can have their own media's representatives and authorities to literally block you, asked you to censor, and more. The "internet" has not broken up, but it does not mean that, there is carte blanche... of materials... and because those who are underqualified are pushing that boundary... Well.. we are all in it now really.
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Guan You was a real man. Not fictional character. He was an army leader. Why some people worshipped "deities" is because they want to honour the dead and to remember their good deeds. Western philosophy often portraits deities as a concept... As a fictional person, but in truth, they were real people. Why the current guy now is in position of power could be because of... His surname and his lineage.
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Ohhhh..... My God.
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What is the name of the Rush Hour 2's lady that was fighting ?..... She looks so familiar...
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Lau / Gwan / Cheung ? = 劉 / 關 / 張 (Surnames).
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How is he not a traitor of the state ??.... I don't get it.
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@andyng5321 : The animation sector made it this way cos it sell games... And movies ... but let's not confuse facts and fictions though.
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@KaiserTwo : Same as the bible ? The people in the Bible is also actually.... real people too.
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So you want an incest situation ???..... So romantic. Fake romantic. For another generation.. it means they are related already.
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@zambani : 4 % of the global revenue... and that is the EU law. Now please... think about, or maybe should report to the Insider.. whether they should allow British Citizen like myself to be able to access and watch this film, outside of the USA. Thank you. The question is... Can the United Kingdom, or citizen within the UK, uses the law courts to represent her and her interests in American courts? I think you will find that I can be represented.
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@josephmatthews7698 : Surely an FBI's action, has nothing to do with myself living in the United Kingdom ? Why am I getting this spam ? On those kind of cases? Why doesn't the American media adjust and adapt their own format... and not to tout other citizens across the globe this way ? I should not have access to this kind of thing. Isn't most FBI info written in a static website already ? Why is "Insider" doing it, in this format ? If I comment, then what does that make me ? A terrorist ? A threat ??? I think media ethic is and should be top priority in the USA too, don't you think ?
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@josephmatthews7698 : It's not being broadcasted than it is being sold as an advert, and I know that, cos I used to work in tech ! So this is why I dispute this ! That grey area between adverts to TV... Cos at least one can formally complain as well if it is it TV. Adverts and TV have different laws governing them in the UK ! This is why we hated those big American tech firms that did not play by the rules for the UK... You guys also confused us as well in our elections too.... and now here we are, a broken society. It took me a long while to figure things out.... How is it possible that I get like 30-100 "companies" that wants to install cookies into my PC ??? Outrageous.
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@theephantommenace : Obviously going viral cos of the Taiwan and mainland thing backing with or by the US. Even Donnie Yeh is now sitting at the State Council as an advisory... Nothing is an accident.
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And if you search for the Hukon bond on railway.. and how ROC was actually still trying to find ways to pay off the debts. Interesting to see who is still doing what etc. Capitalism is what this generation lived for....
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The Chinese police do follow.... The laws. They don't overlap. They literally are integrated. See them through the eyes of an economist and you would get why.
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He said "no such a thing as Irish triads".... that is because in Ireland, they have actual armies. Italian has mafia. Ireland has ex-militaries. Japan has Yakuza. Chinese has triads. Wow.. what a time to be alive ! Russia.... I forgot what the Russian ones are.
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@MK-tt5xy : I did, I couldn't tell which actress it was... there's a few listed in their listing... so... I thought she was somebody else. Maybe not.
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In another parallel world.. these people would be seen and accepted as the extension of the civil services of the old dynasties.... And if people watched the news when Xi entered HK.. he did not stay overnight in HK... That is because HK had a few actual "civil servant elites" dated back over different generations...
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Hong Kong used to be called "Sun On"... Before the British took over. When they took over, they also created a border and everything under the contract of their jurisdiction is theirs. Hence, some families were from different dynasties as well as being a shipping port, and customs and work. This invited different people. Some people lost their lands or homes. Others are there as back up to their family's businesses or whatever. This is why you would have gangs.
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If you read the chinese words, it's called "security bureau".. kind of like a.... "city guard".. I don't know who translated those terms to become "police"... But as far as I read it, they must come from some kind of closed off, city or province, or region, and their own city guards want them home. But funny, how they went all this way, abroad.. to escourt them back onto their own soil/premises. (For prosecution, or for mediation, or summon work. i.e. Explain to the courts, what they have done and why etc.) Something like that... It feels like an actual chinese Imperial China movie. I didn't even know that, this is what goes on inside the PRC...
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When I read just now that the list of surnames, that is, Manchu surnames in HK... I could see why these groups are formed. Cos they must be the remaining genuine Hans chinese left in China. And then the rest are actually Manchus..... Weird that.
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