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ilook china looking at china from an outsider's point-of-view. subscribe to my newsletter to hear about new releases and get a free copy of my award-winning, historical fiction short story “a night at the well of purity”. lloyd lofthouse my splendid concubine crazy normal the soulful veteran twitter bookbub what happened to macao four-hundred-and-forty-two years later august 15, 2018 in 1535, portuguese traders obtained the rights to anchor ships in macau’s harbors and to carry out trade. then in 1557, they established a permanent settlement there. in 1999, 442 years later, the same year china banned the falun gong religious cult, macao was back. since macau was returned to china in 1999, it has overtaken las vegas to become the world’s biggest gambling mecca. since 1999, macau, along with hong kong, is one of the two special administrative regions of the people’s republic of china, and it is situated on the western side of the pearl river delta across from hong-kong. the next building trend expanded macao into a global entertainment and high-end shopping hub along with leisure activities, but that has not matched the success of gambling that remains macau’s main money maker. in fact, almost every business depends on the gambling to survive. however, the days of chinese triads having shooting wars on macau’s streets are histroy. the chinese communist party will not tolerate the violence and the people’s liberation army is much larger than any triad gang. if the ccp will ban the falun gong for illegally protesting in china, imagine what it would do to the triads. macao is not china even though it is technically part of the people’s republic. the world history blog provides a short history of the former portuguese colony, which is a special administrative region in china today but has more in common with the principality of monaco or las vegas. macao’s location was first settled by members of the south sung dynasty escaping invading mongols in 1277. centuries later, portuguese traders built a staging port there, the oldest european settlement in the far east. the ming dynasty (1368 – 1643) did not recognize that macao belonged to portugal and collected rent until 1849 when the portuguese, taking advantage of china’s defeat during the first opium war with england and france, declared macau’s independence from china. britannica reports the 1999 transfer agreement allowed macao to govern itself with a one-house legislature and a legal system based on portuguese law, not china’s legal system. david campion writes, “as in havana and las vegas, the gambling economy in macau was first built up and its rules enforced by clever and well-organized gangsters, here called triads. once a date was set for the departure of the portuguese, the triads fought amongst each other viciously for greater control over the territory before the prc was due to come in and rain on their parade (which it didn’t, as it turned out).” 中 lloyd lofthouse is the award-winning author of my splendid concubine , crazy is normal , running with the enemy , and the redemption of don juan casanova . where to buy subscribe to my newsletter to hear about new releases and get a free copy of my award-winning, historical fiction short story “a night at the well of purity”. about ilook china advertisements leave a comment » | capitalism , china , chinese history , tourism | tagged: how did macau become a gambling mecca , what happened in china for macau to declare its freedom from china , what is macau's major industry , when did portugal return macau to china , why did china allow macau to govern itself | permalink posted by lloyd lofthouse when china outlawed a threat to its stability august 14, 2018 in 1999, the falun gong, a quasi-religious sect, was outlawed as a threat to china’s stability. what do we know about the falun gong in china and what did this cult do to get kicked out of the country? there is more to falun gong as a quasi-religious sect (cult) than you might think. through google searches, i learned that new tang dynasty television, shen yun performing arts and the epoch times all appear to be part of the falun gong hydra, a beast with many heads. during that google search, i discovered that falun gong buys a lot of internet ad words so google searches lead to one of the hydra’s heads in the falun gong machine. in fact, i had trouble finding anything but falun gong propaganda and had to keep altering my search terms to get beyond the falun gong hydra’s firewall. the buffalo news reports , “the promotional army behind ‘shen yun,’ which has shown itself to be a propaganda and fundraising vehicle for the falun gong religious movement masquerading as a chinese dance spectacular, has spent untold amounts of money advertising its wednesday stop at shea’s performing arts center.” the buffalo news was founded in 1873 and has won several pulitzer prizes . digging deeper, the new york times reported , “china’s decision to ban falun gong was made after 10,000 adherents staged a silent protest outside the gates of zhongnanhai, the communist party’s leadership compound in beijing, to complain about reports in the state-run media that the group said were defamatory. security forces apparently had no advance knowledge of the demonstration, which took place on april 25, 1999. the chinese government began treating the group as a threat to national security.” the council on foreign relations says , “chinese public security officials monitor both registered and unregistered religious groups to prevent activities that disrupt public order, impair the health of citizens or interfere with the educational system of the state,” as stipulated by the chinese constitution. article 36 of the chinese constitution says , “the state protects normal religious activities. no one may make use of religion to engage in activities that disrupt public order, impair the health of citizens or interfere with the educational system of the state.” if you search youtube or google, you will discover a flood of propaganda from the falun gong hydra accusing china of harvesting organs from living members of its cult. facts.org reports , “however, through field visits and reasonable analysis, most of the world’s governments, political leaders, ngos, human right groups, scholars, and media proved that the allegation (harvesting organs from falun gong members) is groundless.” 中 lloyd lofthouse is the award-winning author of my splendid concubine , crazy is normal , running with the enemy , and the redemption of don juan casanova . where to buy subscribe to my newsletter to hear about new releases and get a free copy of my award-winning, historical fiction short story “a night at the well of purity”. about ilook china 2 comments | china , cults , human rights , politics , propaganda , religion | tagged: how many heads does the falun gong hydra have? , what did the falun gong to cause china to see them as a threat , what do the facts say about the falun gong religious cult , who is the godlike leader of the falun gong religous cult , why is the falun gong a cult | permalink posted by lloyd lofthouse hong kong returns to china: part 2 of 2 august 8, 2018 the history of democracy in hong kong is so short, it never existed. how can you lose something you never had? on december 19, 1984, british prime minister margaret thatcher and chinese premier zhao ziyang signed the sino-british joint declaration , in which britain agreed to return not only the new territories but also kowloon and hong kong itself when the 99-year lease expired on july 1, 1997. china promised to implement a “one country, two systems” regime, under which for fifty years hong kong citizens could continue to practice capitalism and political freedoms forbidden on the mainland. the video is included to learn what happened to hong kong and not as an indictment of china. however, for most of its history under british rule, executive power in hong kong was concentrated in

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