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February 04, 2005
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Safety in numbers
China's people officially feel safe...well, at least 34% of them do. Another 55% feel "basically safe". There's a big difference between being "safe" and "basically safe". Running Dog has a good article on all of this. Most worrying are the 10% who don't feel safe at all. In China that means there are 130 million people fearing for their safety. It's enough to get me worried. Elsewehere last week we had a glimpse of a day of the life of the Panchen Lama. Mr Lama celebrated his 15th birthday. Amongst the well-wishers were China's President, Hu Jintao who reminded the Lama to be "a Living Buddha with full love to the country and his religion." Note the order: country first, then religion. That was deliberate. Now I know at least one of the 130 million. posted by Simon on 02.04.05 at 05:44 PM in the
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