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Thanks, i'll check it out, i follow Asian media closer than most Americans but i haven't watched that one yet.
I
watched a history of kung-fu on netflix a while back and it had an
interesting comment regarding the shift in plot lines of the kung-fu
movies coming out of Hong Kong since the PRC took over. It's very true,
my kids and i were actually surprised (at the time) at some of the early
Donnie Yen movie's plots, "The PRC allowed this?" "Oh it's Hong Kong"
There
has been a policy change in Korea the last few years with an associated
rise in anti-Japanese sentiment. Personally i think the PRC has it's
greasy propaganda machine turning overtime to demonize the Japanese.
The S and E China seas are looking more turbulent every day.
For
those that have any interest i keep a blog/diary for the purpose of
linking interesting articles together such as the rise in suspicious
deaths that would benefit the PRC, the PRC being behind the anti-US
Okinawa protests, overflights and incursions, and some other oddities
that interest me. It can be found by searching for "Five Feet of Flight
Line" (a Naval Air joke) For a professional media more attuned to
West-Pac i recommend the Austrailian based "The Diplomat".
original article :
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/24/statue-korean-war-horse-reckless-to-be-unveiled-at-marine-museum-in-virginia