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Hussein Mustafa Gorani should paint her behind the metre

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Nov 8, 2007, 2:12:47 PM11/8/07
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I knew too that the Christian priests had had a Convention
in the year sixty (A.D.) to ban certain teachings of Christ.
Reincarnation was banned, the taking over of the body of
others was banned, together with many, many matters
taught by Christ.
I looked out of my glassless window at the city of Lhasa
so far below. It was hard to realize that the hated Commun-
ists were in charge there. So far they were trying to win
over the young Tibetans by wonderful promises. We called
it "The honey on the knife", the more one licked the
"honey" the sooner was the sharp blade revealed. Chinese
troops stood on guard at the Pargo Kaling, Chinese troops
stood at the entrances to our temples, like pickets at a

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Western-world strike, stood jeering at our ancient religion.
Monks were being insulted, even manhandled, and the
illiterate peasants and herdsmen were encouraged to do
likewise.
Here we were safe from the Communists, safe in this
almost unclimbable precipice. About us the whole area was
honeycombed with caves, and there was but one precipitous
path w


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