Cheena's priorites are screwed up!

Following up on Cheena-land's latest idea on a pre-installed tracking software in the computers that will be on sale from July 30 onwards.

Please read here:

If you had read the post in the above link you probably got the idea of what Cheena is trying to do. Latest news is that Cheena's capital claims one can uninstall the programma after purchasing the computer -_-

Do they really expect us to buy that? That upon uninstalling the new desktops are safe or that our privacy is completely protected?

I am not too good with the nitty gritty stuff of computer mechanics, however, a software that is being designed by an independent company that is closely related to the government and a simple uninstall does the work? Too easy, ain't it?

My advice to all would be, don't purchase your computers in Cheena-land. It's better that way. Since, some of the issues here don't even carry a trial!! >.<

Another piece of information...

In Singapore ambulances have the right of way and one is required to give way to them actually. And I believe this is the case in most nations. Here in Cheena-land however, things are slightly different.

Ambulances here don't have the right of way on the roads. Partly cos no one will give way. Secondly, the rule of ambulances going ahead despite red lights is not a custom here. So, if one has a dying patient in there and its red light; he's probably a dead man before he reaches the hospital.

This having said, they install mini tv screens in toilets and bathrooms so that while you do your business, you are shown a mini video -_-

Priorities are pretty screwed up man! School structures are poorly built, Ambulances have no right of way and we are adding mini tvs to restrooms!

Structures that were built for the Olympics, (thanx to the great minds who didn't come up with a Plan B) are left empty with millions being spent just to maintain them. Yes, its a tourist spot but the numbers have been on a decline lately. We'll see, what happens to these infrastructures.

Cheena-land needs some serious help. Of course we cannot deny the fact that it's performing immensely well in other areas. Its cities are developing at a rapid rate. The Universities are going International. English Language is being integrated into the culture, if not greatly, least to some extent.