Red and yellow lights shone from the top of the Empire State Building at dusk Wednesday, a tribute to communist China’s 60th anniversary that protesters labeled “blatant approval” of totalitarianism and criticized as inappropriate for an icon in the land of the free.
6 Responses to “Empire State Building lit for China, drawing ire”
Leave a Reply
How revolting! A giant photo of the guy standing down the tanks in Tienanmen Square massacre would be better.
What’s more revolting, lighting up the Empire State Building in Chicom colors , or following policies over the last 20 years that allowed the PRC to become our largest creditor?
You are, of course, correct about that.
I wondered why I saw a jellybean car cruising through MSU’s campus today with a Chicom flag being waved out the window.
Looks like things are turning around economically.
I saw a baseball hat in a local Target store today that caught my eye.
It was bright red and had P.R.C. in big yellow letters on the front.
When I looked closely I noticed the linen tag inside said: Made in the U.S.A.
Don”t feel too bad Chase………..many of us suffer through annoying moments when we inconveniently don’t have the rocket launcher/s the situation desperately calls for. LOL! Very frustrating!