Seriously, I feel pressured to bring something fun to you, at least not appearing to be a hell-bent crusader. But then again, it’s hard to be cute when China is due to legalize disappearance and secret detention—something China has been doing all along anyway but now it will be doing it legally—of those who is deemed to be “harming the national security.” If you have read my recent post “Drinking Tea with the State Security Police”, you know how liberally that harm can be claimed. And this is not the only thing nauseating coming out of the Two Meetings (两会). Click date below for link to the original.  In light of the “KGB clause” (termed by Hu Jia (胡佳), one of China’s most respected dissidents), […]