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This interview is from June 30, I just ran across it now:
http://www.kantipuronline.com/interview.php?&nid=152066
The give-away line is at the beginning:
Its the beginning of the transformation of a feudal society into a democratic culture.
Since every Asian-Pacific scholar is well aware that feudalism was unique to medieval Europe and (possibly) medieval Japan, why begin with this idiotic party line? Two possibilities:
1) Dr. Wang, an intelligent modern scholar, is subtly telling us that he is deliverying a message from someone else.
2) Dr. Wang, a stupid party hack, is always delivering a message from someone else.
In case anyone missed this, China backed Nepal's royal government until April 2006, when it became obvious they'd put their money on the wrong horse.
Here is a glimpse into the reality behind the rhetoric:
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/JE15Df01.html
http://www.kantipuronline.com/interview.php?&nid=152066
The give-away line is at the beginning:
Its the beginning of the transformation of a feudal society into a democratic culture.
Since every Asian-Pacific scholar is well aware that feudalism was unique to medieval Europe and (possibly) medieval Japan, why begin with this idiotic party line? Two possibilities:
1) Dr. Wang, an intelligent modern scholar, is subtly telling us that he is deliverying a message from someone else.
2) Dr. Wang, a stupid party hack, is always delivering a message from someone else.
In case anyone missed this, China backed Nepal's royal government until April 2006, when it became obvious they'd put their money on the wrong horse.
Here is a glimpse into the reality behind the rhetoric:
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/JE15Df01.html