Moon Lee: condones incestuous sexual affair but doesn’t kill cockroaches!

By Dennis Law MD (guest writer for Natalia Khan Daniel)

When I married Moon in 2001, even in retrospect, I believed she was a decent human being worthy of the affection and respect I lavished upon her.  However, the moment she developed a romantic interest in that unworthy teenage kid for whatever reason in the spring of 2004, she embarked on the road towards insanity.  Her illicit love affair with this “adoptive” son and employee was insane.  The way she tried to tell lies and extort money during the divorce was insane.  After the divorce, her continued efforts to promote herself to her fan base while denying the truth is insane.  And finally, her real or pretentious Buddhist faith is still insane!

I have never belittled anyone before for his or her religious belief.  But Moon Lee was fundamentally non-religious during our marriage and her turn towards Buddhism during and after the divorce is merely an attempt to hide under a protective shield of some high-sounding religious pretext.  The latest entry in her infamous blog (www.blog.sina.com.cn/lisaifeng) is proof for my contention.  In this brief essay, she espouses the Buddhist belief of not killing anything that has “life” by promoting to her readers a method for getting rid of cockroaches by not killing them.  The whole concept is comically silly and is unworthy of my description via translation.  How can a person who is blind to the immorality of her incestuous extra-marital affair with a teenage employee, blind to the immorality of extorting money from the family she had wronged and blind to see how her incredulous actions have hurt herself and her son “sanely” promote a lifestyle for other people that promises to save all cockroaches in the world?  It would be safer for Moon to return to being the Chinese cyberspace cooking instructor or travel tour guide.  At least in these areas, even though she has no real authority in the subjects, there is only the matter of taste and involves nothing categorically right or wrong.

In blind efforts to hide from the truth and find redemption where there can be none, Moon Lee’s persona has gone from the ridiculous to the sublime.  The ignorant should stop preaching to the more ignorant.  My best advice for Moon is this: get lost and let the circus close down!