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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast says Dalai Lama can't win for losing. China, I feel, is a loser.

By Christopher King

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I make no pretensions about being a Buddhist. Zen, yeah, Buddhist I am not. I mean I go out of my way not to kill any living creature and I meditate and want to believe in the Good of most people but that's about where I am. Now as for the Dalai Lama, I cannot imagine being in his position. I don't agree with everything he believes in. I don't agree with everything China believes in.

And now he is thrust into this situation that is certain to get uglier with every passing day and he's going to catch holy hell (sorry) from all sides. It will be a true test of his temperament as a sapient and sentient being, that much is certain. It's so large, to use a tennis term, I can't get around on it. So much pace and power and force coming down on the Man he's still taking his racket back and the ball is already up on him. BTW I love that picture of him because it's totally real, totally homey.

Holy hell from China.

Holy hell from Tibet.

Jeezlouise, it makes my life in New Hampshire dealing with a fascist architecture maintained by Attorney General Kelly Ayotte and Franconia selectmen (against whom KingCast just prevailed in a Right-to-Know lawsuit) resemble a walk in the park =^.)

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on March 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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