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| Hong Nam | May 14 2014, 05:43 PM Post #31 |
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2 minors on Chinese boat seized in West PH Sea deported Philippine News Agency May 14, 2014 PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Philippines - Two minors, who were among the 11 Chinese fishermen whose boat was intercepted loaded with banned marine species near Hasa-Hasa Shoal in the West Philippines Sea, were deported Tuesday night. The minors were escorted from Puerto Princesa to Manila by Bureau of Immigration-Palawan alien control officer Ferdinand Tendenilla and consuls Duan Qiang and Wu Yongxin of the Chinese embassy in Manila, and put onboard a China Airlines flight. Four of the detained Chinese earlier claimed to be minors. However, a dental examination showed that only two of them were. Interaksyon |
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| Hong Nam | May 17 2014, 12:00 AM Post #32 |
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In a bad mood? Want a good laugh? Read this and it will make you laugh:
Let me see if I get this right... This innocent fisherboy is such a good samaritan that they traded: a bag of rice - (which isn't important when you are at sea for a long time), four boxes of instant noodles -(Chinese are fed up with noodles), six cartons of beer - (no problem as he is too young to drink it), and some drinking water - (which is again no problem as they could drink salt-water) in exchange for some turtles poached by the Vietnamese - with the intent to surrender them to the relevant Chinese authorities, who are incorruptible and trustworthy so that they would be eventually set free and not end up in a Chinese restaurant? Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd - are you listening? Please... Someone give this boy a medal!!! Damn these Vietnamese poachers. Edited by Hong Nam, Sep 4 2014, 03:45 PM.
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| Hong Nam | May 17 2014, 12:41 AM Post #33 |
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Sadly, this fisherboy's outstanding morals was ignored by the Filipino authorities.
1.) Filipino maritime police looking like pirates. - Filipino authorities should be more mindful of their appearance. The Jack Sparrow look doesn't go too well with the Chinese. Those Vietnamese poachers surely looked like Wall Street businessmen compared to them. - Balaclavas should be banned and ultra-high SPF rating sun-block should be encouraged instead. - Alarm and navigation systems shouldn't be switched off so they (Chinese fishermen and fisherboys) can call their brothers in big white ships for help. - The Jolly Rogers flag isn't your national flag. The skull and crossbones are so yesterday. 2.) Temporary holding/detention facilities should be air-conditioned, furnished lavishly, provided with a buffet, and be equipped with the latest state of the art entertainment systems. I would like to know if asking for lap dancers be too much? 3.) He now wishes he didn't trade that drinking water with those damned Vietnamese poachers. - Yes, I now know they can't drink salt water. Apologies. - Yes, perhaps minors should be allowed to drink beer, so they don't have to trade them the next time around. 4.) Filipino authorities should be able to speak Mandarin, Cantonese, and all the myriad of Chinese dialects. 5.) Guns are dangerous. Don't point them if your aren't planning to use it. 6.) Filipino authorities shouldn't be curious as to how the Chinese men are equipped. Madre de Dios! Some men are quite shy as to how they were endowed. You don't need guns to shoot them off. Let them pee in peace. 7.) Please provide the Philippine Maritime Police with proper ships so they wouldn't have to use a fishing boat in their operations. ** I sincerely hope this fisherboy would continue being a good Samaritan despite his "horrific" experience with Filipinos. For crying out loud. This boy is still in shock!! Although not as shocked as I was when I saw those sea turtles. ** I also wish those turtles realize that although they are relatively safe in Philippine waters, the Chinese think it belongs to them. They should come closer to Palawan just to be on the safe side. Turtles know what the 200 mile EEZ means. The Chinese don't. ** Thank you Global Times! I really needed the laugh... I had a really long day at work. Edited by Hong Nam, May 17 2014, 02:43 AM.
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| dewey | May 17 2014, 12:53 AM Post #34 |
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WTF?!?!?
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| ganymede09 | May 17 2014, 09:58 AM Post #35 |
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well they came from the Land of the 9-dash Lie. |
| LET'S RAISE OUR MIDDLE FINGERs TO THE MIDDLE KINGDOM. | |
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| Hong Nam | May 21 2014, 04:19 PM Post #36 |
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1) Will they deported? 2) Will they find boyfriends during their "visit" there? 3) Will they do it again? |
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| astro_boy2005 | May 21 2014, 04:46 PM Post #37 |
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1. If political will prevail, they will serve sentence in jail but if our government succumbs to Chinese pressure then they will just deport them. 2. Yes, they need more "lotions" I guess. 3. If they serve 20 years in jail I reckon there is a small probability.
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| Hong Nam | May 23 2014, 10:01 PM Post #38 |
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Chinese fishermen seen harvesting giant clams in disputed waters 15 hours ago, ANC The Philippine military admits apprehending Chinese boats in disputed waters remains a challenge. The reason - limited resources. Video |
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| Hong Nam | May 29 2014, 09:23 PM Post #39 |
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Hello moderators! I suggest a merge. Could we have this thread moved to the piracy, poaching, and illegal fishing thread under the Philippine Navy super thread? Gracias |
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| Hong Nam | Jun 17 2014, 11:08 PM Post #40 |
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Philippine trial of Chinese fishermen stalls without interpreter Reuters - 23 minutes ago MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippine case against nine Chinese fishermen caught with endangered turtles at a disputed reef was held up on Tuesday due to the lack of an interpreter, which a prosecutor blamed on pressure from China. The Chinese fishermen's pre-trial hearing has been postponed twice and a planned session on Wednesday may also be called off unless an interpreter is found. A Chinese businessman based in the island of Palawan in the west of the Philippine archipelago, usually volunteers his services as interpreter in court but has begged off this time. Presidential Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma said provincial prosecutor Allen Rodriguez had told him that Chinese embassy officials did not want to participate in the proceedings. "They don't want to provide interpreter for the Chinese fishermen," Coloma quoted Rodriguez as saying. "Judge Ambrocio de Luna and I exerted effort to look for interpreter by requesting the Chinese community here in Palawan for assistance. But they don't want to cooperate with us." The court has asked the foreign ministry in Manila, the capital, for an official interpreter in order to avoid delay. Lawyers appointed by the court to defend the fishermen say they are also having difficulty getting the Chinese embassy to certify that they can handle the criminal case. Such a sign-off is a necessary step before they can represent the fishermen as indigent litigants. Reuters / Yahoo |
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