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To: TobagoJack who wrote (71560)	3/6/2011 2:02:51 AM
From: Hawkmoon	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217651

so, can we put you down as a supporter of religious fundamentalist and feudal revivalist You can put me down as a supporter of creating political mechanisms through which the citizens of a country can choose (over and over again) for themselves what kind of government they so desire. If they desire a theocracy, I'm fine with that, so long as the mechanisms are maintained for the people to be able to change their minds at a later date. People should have the right to choose, even if their choices lead to negative outcomes. That's how we learn and grow as a civilization. What right to choose have the Tibetan people enjoyed since the Chinese invaded them in the interest of "law and order"? Hawk

To: TobagoJack who wrote (71560)	3/6/2011 11:48:27 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 217651

Would be interesting if China putting into play PHV (Pragmatic Han Values) :O) Then in a decade we can begin to compare to VVV... likely many similar outcomes will appear.. Sudan, China sign two agreements at 160 million Chinese Yuan for boosting economic cooperation, humanitarian assistance Source: Sudanese News Agency (Suna) Date: 21 Feb 2011 Khartoum, Feb. 21 (SUNA) - Sudan and China Monday signed at the Ministry of Finance and National Economy two agreements of 160 million Chinese Yuan, in presence of Minister of Finance and National Economy, Ali Mahmoud, and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of China. Zhai Jun, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs The first agreement, amounting to 100 Million Chinese Yuan, is a gift from China for implemenattion of humanitarian aid projects in Darfur states as well reconstruction in eastern Sudan and projects of economic and technical cooperation between the two countries. The second agreement, amounting to 60 Million Chinese Yuan, as an interest-free loan that would be allocated for economic and technical projects. The agreements were signed by the acting Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Mustafa Hawli, while the Chinese Ambassador to Sudan, Li Chengwen. The Undersecretary commended in his address on the occasion the great cooperation and assistance that China extended to Sudan in the past decades. He expressed Sudan determination to strengthen its financial and economic relations toward enhancing the standards of living in Sudan as well as realization of the strategic goals. The Chinese Ambassador to Sudan, Li Chengwen, expressed his pleasure on the presence of the Chinese Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs in the signing ceremony of the two agreements, a matter which was apparent message that the relations of friendship linking China and Sudan will be retained and consolidated. MF/MO reliefweb.int