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    OBAMA SHOULD MEET WHO/HU FIRST? – Jamyang Norbu
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    Speaking our true feelings…” and “Well done Rinpoche.” and “…I hope Dharamsala will start a new era of being forthright in it’s diplomatic communication.”) Then I saw this UNI report dated 15 September (a day earlier than the AFP report). "Obama should first meet Hu Jintao then Dalai Lama: Rinpoche" (Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, Sep 15: Tibetan Prime Minister in exile Samdhong Rinpoche today said US President Barack Obama should first meet Chinese President Hu Jintao and then the Dalai Lama as cordial relations between the US and China is very important… President Obama should not irritate Chinese leadership. Full Article at Phayul
    Obama should first meet Hu Jintao then Dalai Lama: Rinpoche
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
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OBAMA SHOULD MEET WHO/HU FIRST? – Jamyang Norbu
  1. Finally, after 50 years in exile, a statement from the TGIE that has a little backbone, calculation and heart! Speaking our true feelings…
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  2. West Appeasing China on Tibet, says PM-in-exile
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  3. Today, economic interests are much greater than other interests
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  4. A lot of nations are adopting a policy of appeasement
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  5. Even the US government is doing some kind of appeasement
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago

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