Reading David Bandurski’s ever keen observations over at China Media Project in “As China shout its line on Tibet, is anybody listening?”, I got struck by deja vu all over again. Three times. First, there’s the endless drumbeat of... ...full story at Mutant Palm
from Mutant Palm on Thu, Mar 26 2009
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