After years of yearning to match the West’s ability to spread influence around the world through ideas as well as by brute force, Beijing chalks up a resounding success as a noted senior statesman in North Africa proclaims himself inspired by a classic example of the Middle Kingdom’s culture of governance…
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Gaddfi is one funny nigga. Like a chimp on crack.
Lol, when I saw it this morning I thought that maybe, just maybe, that’s not quite what China was looking for.
Honey Chile, please, no more.
Rather brave of the Pro-China Morning Post to print something critical of China. Haven’t read the actual paper for some time – is it improving ?
No.
It is now so thin you may think it suffers from anorexia.
Yeah, but Colonel Gaddafi’s anti-China bias is well known . . .
Yes, the Boys in Beijing must have groaned out loud at that one – did Gadders actually say that in his speech – this is the only reference I’ve seen – that in the SCMP?
@Gerald Simmonds – The BBC, The Sun, and The Telegraph all reported the same thing.
Meanwhile The UNSC (of which China is a permanent member) has just issued a statement in which they “. . . condemned the violence and use of force against civilians, deplored the repression against peaceful demonstrators, and expressed deep regret at the deaths of hundreds of civilians.”