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July 01, 2005

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Daily linklets 1st July

July 1st in Hong Kong history.
Running Dog (proudly partially blocked in China) doesn't post enough. But when they do, it's worthwhile: Hu, Anhui and the harmonious society.
The Welsh think America and South Korea are at war.
Hong Kong's role in the shark fin trade.
Forget about George W.'s tax cuts. 800 million Chinese farmers are to be exempted from agriculture tax this year. Now that's a tax cut.
'Understanding' China: a must read essay on information, proaganda and the internet generation.
The fishing story to end them all.
Winds of Change is all over the just signed US-India defense pact, calling it a "very big deal".
Cicero discusses tryanny: today, tomorrow and yesterday, large and small.
Rebecca MacKinnon has some questions for Chinese bloggers on proxy servers and Nurse Ratched.
A solution for fighting intellectual property theft in China: start stealing China's intellectual property.
The way-too-much-time-on-their-hands link: The Brick Testament - the Bible in Lego. Seriously. (via TPD).
It's tough enough being a migrant worker without being deprived of regular nookie (via Danwei)

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