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To: Tom Daly who wrote (71733)	3/8/2011 3:40:40 PM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 217540

We are witnessing a world change akin to Berlin Wall fall and people are worrying about a bunch of guys in orange robes? Tibet for the real world is like the other side of the Moon. "...the events witnessed in north Africa and the Middle East in recent weeks are part of a movement that will be just as historic as the collapse of communism in the late 1980s. The Brics and the Next 11 have all seen economic reform over the past decade: now many of them will witness political reform as well. guardian.co.uk

To: Tom Daly who wrote (71733)	3/8/2011 6:01:34 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217540

Hello Tom, good morning. Re <<I didn't believe my message was confusing. It was a simple declaration of fact of which I asked if you agreed.>> ... And to make sure I understood what you were asking, I needed you to hear my understanding of what you were asking. <<That's it. It only became confusing when you insisted on paraphrasing & directing the discussion in other directions. It's not my responsibility to clarify your paraphrased, rambling responses>> ... Unclear how else I could have made sure I understood your correct meaning, and as you were asking me, I must make sure I understood the question. Apparently I didn't. <<I may not be a professional writer and could certainly express myself better at times, and I realize your English (while excellent) may not be your primary language, but your discussions are often indirect and confusing.>> ... That is why I asked you two questions, and thank you for answering.