超级军网狒狒诬蔑中国领事馆释放有毒物
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LOS ANGELES, California – Filipino Americans denouncing China as a big bully on Friday (Saturday in Manila) accused the Chinese consulate here of harassing them by releasing toxic sewage while they held their rally in front of the consulate building.
About 50 demonstrators noticed a foul odor and traced it to sewage flowing through the street gutter at the edge of the sidewalk where they gathered to protest an escalating territorial dispute between China and the Philippines.
“Binuksan nila ang inidoro, pero tayo ba ay titigil?” asked rally leader Adrian Licaros of the US Pinoys for Good Governance. The rallyists, some covering their noses with handkerchiefs, responded by chanting “China stinks.”
Another protester, Art Garcia, said it wasn’t the first time the Chinese consulate “intentionally released sewage from their office building” during a protest action.
Garcia, a community leader representing the Justice for Filipino American Veterans and Alliance Philippines said they had a similar experience when they protested China’s claim over Kalayaan Islands in front of the Chinese consulate in Los Angeles.
The rallyists chanted protest slogans, carried placards and waved the national flag as they demanded that China pull away its ships from Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea. Both China and the Philippines claim the area as their territory and, for more than a month, have had maritime patrol boats in position to defend their claim.
“We consider this encroachment on sovereignty as an invasion,” said lawyer Roman Mosqueda, president of the Filipino American Movement for Empowerment.
Mosqueda, who has a doctorate in international law from the University of Michigan, said he’d like to see the issue resolved “diplomatically, through mediation and by bringing this before the International Tribunal.”
“[China] is not going to kick us around. We are going to fight,” said Danny Lamila of the Filipino American Defense League.
Other groups participating in the afternoon rally were the Filipino American Community of Los Angeles and Bantay Pilipinas-USA.
Similar rallies were held at other Chinese embassies around the world on Friday as part of the “Global Day of Action against China’s Bullying in the West Philippine Sea.”
The Chinese government this week took a variety of actions against the Philippines, including increasing inspections of goods coming into China and ordering tour operators to suspend trips to the Philippines.
说在洛杉矶领事馆表威时,中国领事馆释放有毒气体干扰他们,还说不是第一次了,大家看看h ttp://globalnation.inquirer.net/36729/fil-am-demonstrators-say-chinese-consulate-%e2%80%98stinks%e2%80%99
LOS ANGELES, California – Filipino Americans denouncing China as a big bully on Friday (Saturday in Manila) accused the Chinese consulate here of harassing them by releasing toxic sewage while they held their rally in front of the consulate building.
About 50 demonstrators noticed a foul odor and traced it to sewage flowing through the street gutter at the edge of the sidewalk where they gathered to protest an escalating territorial dispute between China and the Philippines.
“Binuksan nila ang inidoro, pero tayo ba ay titigil?” asked rally leader Adrian Licaros of the US Pinoys for Good Governance. The rallyists, some covering their noses with handkerchiefs, responded by chanting “China stinks.”
Another protester, Art Garcia, said it wasn’t the first time the Chinese consulate “intentionally released sewage from their office building” during a protest action.
Garcia, a community leader representing the Justice for Filipino American Veterans and Alliance Philippines said they had a similar experience when they protested China’s claim over Kalayaan Islands in front of the Chinese consulate in Los Angeles.
The rallyists chanted protest slogans, carried placards and waved the national flag as they demanded that China pull away its ships from Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea. Both China and the Philippines claim the area as their territory and, for more than a month, have had maritime patrol boats in position to defend their claim.
“We consider this encroachment on sovereignty as an invasion,” said lawyer Roman Mosqueda, president of the Filipino American Movement for Empowerment.
Mosqueda, who has a doctorate in international law from the University of Michigan, said he’d like to see the issue resolved “diplomatically, through mediation and by bringing this before the International Tribunal.”
“[China] is not going to kick us around. We are going to fight,” said Danny Lamila of the Filipino American Defense League.
Other groups participating in the afternoon rally were the Filipino American Community of Los Angeles and Bantay Pilipinas-USA.
Similar rallies were held at other Chinese embassies around the world on Friday as part of the “Global Day of Action against China’s Bullying in the West Philippine Sea.”
The Chinese government this week took a variety of actions against the Philippines, including increasing inspections of goods coming into China and ordering tour operators to suspend trips to the Philippines.
说在洛杉矶领事馆表威时,中国领事馆释放有毒气体干扰他们,还说不是第一次了,大家看看
LOS ANGELES, California – Filipino Americans denouncing China as a big bully on Friday (Saturday in Manila) accused the Chinese consulate here of harassing them by releasing toxic sewage while they held their rally in front of the consulate building.
About 50 demonstrators noticed a foul odor and traced it to sewage flowing through the street gutter at the edge of the sidewalk where they gathered to protest an escalating territorial dispute between China and the Philippines.
“Binuksan nila ang inidoro, pero tayo ba ay titigil?” asked rally leader Adrian Licaros of the US Pinoys for Good Governance. The rallyists, some covering their noses with handkerchiefs, responded by chanting “China stinks.”
Another protester, Art Garcia, said it wasn’t the first time the Chinese consulate “intentionally released sewage from their office building” during a protest action.
Garcia, a community leader representing the Justice for Filipino American Veterans and Alliance Philippines said they had a similar experience when they protested China’s claim over Kalayaan Islands in front of the Chinese consulate in Los Angeles.
The rallyists chanted protest slogans, carried placards and waved the national flag as they demanded that China pull away its ships from Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea. Both China and the Philippines claim the area as their territory and, for more than a month, have had maritime patrol boats in position to defend their claim.
“We consider this encroachment on sovereignty as an invasion,” said lawyer Roman Mosqueda, president of the Filipino American Movement for Empowerment.
Mosqueda, who has a doctorate in international law from the University of Michigan, said he’d like to see the issue resolved “diplomatically, through mediation and by bringing this before the International Tribunal.”
“[China] is not going to kick us around. We are going to fight,” said Danny Lamila of the Filipino American Defense League.
Other groups participating in the afternoon rally were the Filipino American Community of Los Angeles and Bantay Pilipinas-USA.
Similar rallies were held at other Chinese embassies around the world on Friday as part of the “Global Day of Action against China’s Bullying in the West Philippine Sea.”
The Chinese government this week took a variety of actions against the Philippines, including increasing inspections of goods coming into China and ordering tour operators to suspend trips to the Philippines.
说在洛杉矶领事馆表威时,中国领事馆释放有毒气体干扰他们,还说不是第一次了,大家看看h ttp://globalnation.inquirer.net/36729/fil-am-demonstrators-say-chinese-consulate-%e2%80%98stinks%e2%80%99
LOS ANGELES, California – Filipino Americans denouncing China as a big bully on Friday (Saturday in Manila) accused the Chinese consulate here of harassing them by releasing toxic sewage while they held their rally in front of the consulate building.
About 50 demonstrators noticed a foul odor and traced it to sewage flowing through the street gutter at the edge of the sidewalk where they gathered to protest an escalating territorial dispute between China and the Philippines.
“Binuksan nila ang inidoro, pero tayo ba ay titigil?” asked rally leader Adrian Licaros of the US Pinoys for Good Governance. The rallyists, some covering their noses with handkerchiefs, responded by chanting “China stinks.”
Another protester, Art Garcia, said it wasn’t the first time the Chinese consulate “intentionally released sewage from their office building” during a protest action.
Garcia, a community leader representing the Justice for Filipino American Veterans and Alliance Philippines said they had a similar experience when they protested China’s claim over Kalayaan Islands in front of the Chinese consulate in Los Angeles.
The rallyists chanted protest slogans, carried placards and waved the national flag as they demanded that China pull away its ships from Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea. Both China and the Philippines claim the area as their territory and, for more than a month, have had maritime patrol boats in position to defend their claim.
“We consider this encroachment on sovereignty as an invasion,” said lawyer Roman Mosqueda, president of the Filipino American Movement for Empowerment.
Mosqueda, who has a doctorate in international law from the University of Michigan, said he’d like to see the issue resolved “diplomatically, through mediation and by bringing this before the International Tribunal.”
“[China] is not going to kick us around. We are going to fight,” said Danny Lamila of the Filipino American Defense League.
Other groups participating in the afternoon rally were the Filipino American Community of Los Angeles and Bantay Pilipinas-USA.
Similar rallies were held at other Chinese embassies around the world on Friday as part of the “Global Day of Action against China’s Bullying in the West Philippine Sea.”
The Chinese government this week took a variety of actions against the Philippines, including increasing inspections of goods coming into China and ordering tour operators to suspend trips to the Philippines.
说在洛杉矶领事馆表威时,中国领事馆释放有毒气体干扰他们,还说不是第一次了,大家看看
狒狒真的智商有问题
苍蝇不喜欢香气，喷点便便他们就开心了。
我建议此事由菲ZF出面抗议，不仅又可以让菲ZF在全世界面前丢次脸，也方便小白兔再扣顶帽子
菲律宾再次狠狠打了tg的脸……
哎，我先替愤青们喷了吧
哎，我先替愤青们喷了吧
强烈建议狒狒向天朝宣战
菲佣想找死么？
天天拿人家大使馆说事？
天天拿人家大使馆说事？
好好好，继续，菲佣你有本事继续，多来点花样，NND，过一阵等着削你
我还以为是废政府呢
菲律宾的特产是不是脑残片？？
像他们这种程度应该一天六片地吃，一辈子服用，不能停。
菲律宾的特产是不是脑残片？？
像他们这种程度应该一天六片地吃，一辈子服用，不能停。
难道是想要Tb撤出煮狒大使馆么
它们吞下去了木有？
“在洛杉矶领事馆”放毒气，身为爹的MD居然不闻不问！狠狠打了白头鹰和兔子一人一耳光
敬请菲佣彻底搜查大使馆，要拿出美国去伊拉克搜查大规模杀伤性武器的劲头来。{:soso_e120:}
估计洛杉矶领事馆进口了一批过期香蕉
洛杉矶躲在钢板下中枪。我想起了以前在ＴＹ常有人说的，永远不要试图战胜一个纯Ｓ－Ｂ
这个还是蛮好笑的，真心地说
lqbrian 发表于 2012-5-12 22:15 ![]()
苍蝇不喜欢香气，喷点便便他们就开心了。
哈，你应该在2楼
苍蝇不喜欢香气，喷点便便他们就开心了。
哈，你应该在2楼
菲佣继续，多来点花样，
这次在马尼拉的跳舞表威已经让菲律宾成了笑柄，难道还想再来一次更大的笑柄？
在美国那么个国家，我们大使馆释放毒气，怎么可能呀，菲佣的智商确实有限，脑袋有问题。我们TG真是躺着也中枪
一大帮长毛动物聚在门口又吼又叫的本就有碍观瞻再加这天气又这么热跳蚤、虱子什么的肯定很多不利于环境保洁还会影响过往行人就权当是例行消毒好了
猴子真是给脸不要脸
菲佣应该收敛了
好事啊，这种事多报一点菲佣就多一点讨打的机会，我喜欢
使馆说，天热，我就往花园里喷了点杀虫剂。。。
美国爸爸路过笑瘫
种花帝国掩面泪奔
大狒狒帝国拯救世界
种花帝国掩面泪奔
大狒狒帝国拯救世界
狒狒都这样了