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Originally Posted by Apollyon
You have it backwards... When Asian men already have a positive image in society, then you'll start seeing it on the screen because people will actually want to pay money to see it.
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Asian men already have a positive image in society. Yet, it still seems to be ignored by the media. Take movies like "Pearl Harbor" which is supposed to take place in Hawaii... TONS of Asians and Pacific Islanders right... watch that movie again... almost none, even in the atmosphere actors.
Here are a list of some REAL LIFE heroes that can justify why they should be on the silver screen. Tell me how many of you know the stories of all four men before I posted their image and stories.



1)MSG. Suran Sar - Silver Star and Bronze Medal (w/ V) recipient.
Read about him on:
CCH - Master Sgt. Sarun Sar - Silver Star recipient
Stars and Stripes: Heroes 2006: �There was no way we were running�
StarBulletin.com | News | /2006/01/04/ - This is the best article.


2) Major General Antonio Taguba (Retired) - Investigator of Abu Ghraib who was hailed for providing honest testimony to Congress, but later forced into early retirement because of his testimony.
Read more:
Antonio Taguba - Filipinos Hail a Man of Truth - NAM
Seymour Hersh | The General's Report - Actual Interview and personal accounts.


3) Port Authority Officer David Lim - Who ran into the North Tower to help evacuate the people, only to be trapped in the fourth floor with six other firefighters trying to help an old lady.
To read more: Go to -
CNN.com Specials


4) General Eric Shinseki (Chief of Staff of the Army - Retired) - First Asian American to lead a branch of the US Armed Forces. Famous for his testimony in the US Senate about the correct estimated troop levels in Iraq to maintain control. Only to be ignored by Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz.
To read more:
Eric Shinseki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Biography of General Eric K. Shinseki