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September 28, 2005

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Daily linklets 28th September

Which Hong Kong legislators support the Tiananmen massacre?
China, inflation and the yuan.
Asia Business Intelligence continues the series on should you enter the China market?
Bill Murray is the last of his kind.
The SCMP reports Seoul is looking at opening a Disneyland. In the meantime, there's its Erotic Art Museum. On a related note, Japundit links to porn of the past (that link's safe, the one on JP isn't).
The outsourcing/fake blog experiment has gone live.
Does poverty lead to military service?
China vs India.
Photos of North Korea's Arirang Festival.
Shelton Bumgarner takes issue with Philip Bowring over the costs of Korean reunification.
Sam Crane on "sea turtles", Chinese returning to China for work and family.
The tectonic shifts in Japanese politics.
China is not enforcing WMD export controls.
Introducing PublicGyan, a public knowledge exchange and an interesting idea.
(13:49) China's fear of smartmobs.
Irony alert: Mark notes China is backing an absolute monarchy fighting a Maoist insurgency. If you needed any more proof the Chinese Communist Party doesn't believe it's own ideology, this is it.
With National Day around the corner, Shanghai is about to play host to 6.5% of China's population.
(18:00) China and Singapore get closer thanks to bull sperm.

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