Duterte calls for 'drug-free' ASEAN

[patero]

Do you think that enforcement of laws in China covering the manufacture, distribution and export of synthetic drugs is sufficient?

 

[帅的一匹]

Those criminals selling drugs will be put into death penalty as long as they hit the threshold

Do you think that enforcement of laws in China covering the manufacture, distribution and export of synthetic drugs is sufficient?

Too many drug dealer , can't wipe them out clearly. The profit margin is too high, drug dealer is avaricious. We try our best!

Do you think that enforcement of laws in China covering the manufacture, distribution and export of synthetic drugs is sufficient?

Yes, our law enforcement covers all the supply chain of drugs.

Drug addicts will cause many other social and health problems like HIV/HPV infection, fractured family.

Many of those drugs selling in China incoming from countries like Myammar, Vietnam，Golden Triangle.

There are also Chinese drug dealer in Phillipine, ins asking Duterte to kill them all with no mercy. Don't let them get back to China.

 

[patero]

I am going to be respectful of China in general in saying this, but there is a real need for tighter control in China in the manufacture and distribution of synthetic drugs, for the good of the global community. I know the situation is the same in many other countries, but we have an epidemic here in New Zealand with synthetic drugs flooding our communities. The source is almost entirely from China. The company that manufactures contact NT, the pseudo-ephedrine that is the base ingredient for methamphetamine, continues to sell industrial quantities to criminals both here and in China. Lately, large seizures of Methamphetamine have been intercepted by New Zealand customs from China as local criminals work closely with Chinese drug syndicates.

It would be good for both the broader New Zealand and Chinese societies if more could be done to stop the manufacture at the source. I do not know enough about why this cannot be done, but the key is tighter control of the manufacturers of the pre-cursor drugs such as Contact NT.

I support a drug education and prevention program here, and I see the devastating effects on individuals, families and entire communities from the use of drugs, methamphetamine is by far the most destructive.

 

[帅的一匹]

Many people in Phillipine has Chinese origin or blood, that's why I feel no opposing feeling against Phillipine.

I am going to be respectful of China in general in saying this, but there is a real need for tighter control in China in the manufacture and distribution of synthetic drugs, for the good of the global community. I know the situation is the same in many other countries, but we have an epidemic here in New Zealand with synthetic drugs flooding our communities. The source is almost entirely from China. The company that manufactures contact NT, the pseudo-ephedrine that is the base ingredient for methamphetamine, continues to sell industrial quantities to criminals both here and in China. Lately, large seizures of Methamphetamine have been intercepted by New Zealand customs from China as local criminals work closely with Chinese drug syndicates.

It would be good for both the broader New Zealand and Chinese societies if more could be done to stop the manufacture at the source. I do not know enough about why this cannot be done, but the key is tighter control of the manufacturers of the pre-cursor drugs such as Contact NT.

I support a drug education and prevention program here, and I see the devastating effects on individuals, families and entire communities from the use of drugs, methamphetamine is by far the most destructive.

China must adopt iron hands in controlling drugs manufacturing and distributions, whatever it takes! I think New Zealand police/Customs shall have deeper cooperation with Chinese police to address the problem you raised. All the drug dealers shall go to hell, that's why I always support Duterte as he is a responsible leader.

Now China had started to restrict selling of certain medicine with ingredients that could be extracted to manufacture synthetic drugs in the pharmaceutical stores. Unless you have the prescribe from the doctored, you can't buy those medicine.

Long way to go, but we won't give up.

As a parent, I wish drugs can stay away from my kid!

Hope my points can help you out in one or two.

 

[patero]

Many people in Phillipine has Chinese origin or blood, that's why I feel no opposing feeling against Phillipine.

Keeping in mind that I follow practices that include non-judgement (a combination of spiritual traditions inc Zen buddhism, Tao, tibetan buddhsim, gnosticism, Kabbala and more) I would like to ask you a question; does the above statement necesarily mean you have opposing feelings towards those without Chinese origin or blood?

I am from New Zealand. I will not judge you for your answer, but what does that mean to you?

 

[帅的一匹]

Keeping in mind that I follow practices that include non-judgement (a combination of spiritual traditions inc Zen buddhism, Tao, tibetan buddhsim, gnosticism, Kabbala and more) I would like to ask you a question; does the above statement necesarily mean you have opposing feelings towards those without Chinese origin or blood?

I am from New Zealand. I will not judge you for your answer, but what does that mean to you?

No, I have no bad feeling of the aboriginal Filipinos. I swear to God. I don't lie cause I'm a Christian.

Both nations had been living in harmony and peace for thousands years, let keep it up.

 

[patero]

Interesting. I too was raised a Christian.

I wanted to make a point about something. I am from New Zealand, and I am of the original people who first arrived here, the Maori. As a Polynesian race we are actually of Southern Chinese descent, they left and colonized Taiwan first before venturing out into the Pacific five thousand years ago.

New Chinese immigrants to New Zealand are rarely taught this, but often find our traditions and culture are much closer to ancient Chinese than Western culture. In my time working in Hong Kong, Macau, Guangzhou and other places I discovered a lot about origins of our own traditions.

 

[帅的一匹]

Interesting. I too was raised a Christian.

I wanted to make a point about something. I am from New Zealand, and I am of the original people who first arrived here, the Maori. As a Polynesian race we are actually of Southern Chinese descent, they left and colonized Taiwan first before venturing out into the Pacific five thousand years ago.

New Chinese immigrants to New Zealand are rarely taught this, but often find our traditions and culture are much closer to ancient Chinese than Western culture. In my time working in Hong Kong, Macau, Guangzhou and other places I discovered a lot about origins of our own traditions.

Very glad to know that! May God bless you and your family.

 

[patero]

Same to you.

Sorry if my questions were a bit out of left field, I have an odd sense of humor.

 

[Mista]

But a question I have is why hasn't the Singaporean government outlawed Alcohol? Wouldn't that be consistent with the anti drug policies?

Are you seriously comparing alcohol to drugs?

Do you think the parental types of political system shall make some change? I don't sees a major difference in political system between Singapore and China, both are Centric capitalism.

You don't have opposing party, so as China.

Wrong. There are 8 opposition parties and some independents contesting in the previous general election. Just because the PAP win overwhelmingly doesn't mean there's no opposition.

 

[帅的一匹]

Are you seriously comparing alcohol to drugs?



Wrong. There are 8 opposition parties and some independents contesting in the previous general election. Just because the PAP win overwhelmingly doesn't mean there's no opposition.

When opposing party is too weak, actually they are just useless ornament.

 

[Mista]

When opposing party is too weak, actually they are just useless ornament.

They would still have a voice in the parliament and criticize the incumbent's policies if necessary.

More importantly, they provide an alternative for the voters to choose. So the government still has to take people's opinions into account into their policies and not rest on their laurels. Otherwise they will lose support and a few seats in the parliament. The existence of an opposition, whether it's weak or not, plays that effect and injects competition. I wouldn't call them useless ornament even if they are weak.

 

[帅的一匹]

They would still have a voice in the parliament and criticize the incumbent's policies if necessary.

More importantly, they provide an alternative for the voters to choose. So the government still has to take people's opinions into account into their policies and not rest on their laurels. Otherwise they will lose support and a few seats in the parliament. The existence of an opposition, whether it's weak or not, plays that effect and injects competition. I wouldn't call them useless ornament even if they are weak.

We shall have some opposing parties in China. 2 or 3 of them is more than enough.

The army shall belong to the country, not certain party. It's the problem of China have to face.

If China want to get better if shall have opposing party.

At least should be at same level with Singapore.

一言堂的政治体制实在是不入流了。听到枪杆子里出政权就觉得恶心。每次国庆的时候都是中国xx党万岁，中国人民才能称得上万岁！军队是国家的，不是某个政党的工具。

China need to become a democracy.

 

[grey boy 2]

We shall have some opposing parties in China. 2 or 3 of them is more than enough.

Hopefully, not for couple more of decades, does what happened in HK with those so-called "opposing parties" (traitors) ring a bell already? the damages they've done to my hometown will probably need a long long time to recover if not "never" they gave us a new nick "Mini Taiwan" for a reason="all politics only" at the cost of regressing day by day, "Sad but True"
At the end of the day, when such "democratic sh@t" storm has been able to hitting the so-called highly developed cities like "HK and TW" so badly, what made you think it will work out in mainland China, Bro?

 

[帅的一匹]

Hopefully, not for couple more of decades, does what happened in HK with those so-called "opposing parties" (traitors) ring a bell already? the damages they've done to my hometown will probably need a long long time to recover if not "never" they gave us a new nick "Mini Taiwan" for a reason="all politics only" at the cost of regressing day by day, "Sad but True"
At the end of the day, when such "democratic sh@t" storm has been able to hitting the so-called highly developed cities like "HK and TW" so badly, what made you think it will work out in mainland China, Bro?

Don't buy CCp'd propaganda. Democracy and seperation of three power is the most mature and successful political system in place. What if the successor of Xi Jin Ping is a asshole like Zhou Yong Kang? We cant count on the future of a country merely on a leader's good or bad! We must have oppossing party and seperation of three powers! Let them tie down each other for his country's future.

Do you know even the CCP's vice chairman Li Yuan Chao had been arrested for corruption? Even a officer like vice chairman corrupt, what else cant CCP loose out there? The power system of China is from top to bottom, all the government officers are nominated by higher rank officers. If one of them turn corrupted（power rent-seeking) how many bad officers will be there in our system?! Shall give the votes back to people, let people decide who will be mayor, the provincial governor, the country leader?! We can't live in denial forever, are't we?