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Constant reference to Hong Kong and Singapore[edit]
This man constantly reference Hong Kong and Singapore as successes but in reality these two locations are places of exploitation. Just look at Hong Kong losing its democracy at the present time. I bet Mr. Mitchel likes communist control and the quelling of opinions.As for Singapore, it has always been a place for the corrupt of Asia to hide their wealth. Stop the ignorance. I've lived out here in Asia for 20 years. This fool Mitchell doesn't know anything. He's a corrupt man if he thinks Asia is an example for America to model. He should pack his bags and go live int he glorious places in Asia he loves so much. Why is he staying in America. Pack your bags and leave, please. And now you idiotic corrupt moron. 203.131.210.82 (talk) 03:09, 11 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]
