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Eric Dierker wrote:
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<div>Perhaps before you jump on such a bandwagon you should get
the recording of the event. You should get more than one person
(witnesses) account. Security anywhere is not prone to throw things on
the floor. Why is no copy of the poster posted?</div>
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<div>It is not that I am skeptical of being used by Harvard and
Oxford publicists in order to get the word out or publish a paper or
sell a book. Keep in mind the ONI group is not representative of the
persons supposedly being wrongfully censored/filtered. In fact I see
no Tibetan or Chinese component to this Academic gathering of western
intelligencia. Advocacy is touted on the website but I see no
constituent that they are advocating for.</div>
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You are so over-simplistic. Probably you have never been in a difficult
situation, or really related to people who are.<br>
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<div>In fact I believe there is a UN policy against advertising
for the sale of a commodity, service or goods at the events. A poster
promoting a book would be in violation of a very good rule.<br>
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Who told you this was an advertisement to sell a commodity? Surely not
somebody who was there.<br>
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Norbert KIein<br>
normally in Cambodia, now in Sharm el Sheikh<br>
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