The from my brother James O'Reilly:
"I'm reading Mao: The Unknown Story, by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday, in which Mao is revealed in all his hideous glory. Here's a poem Mao wrote in his early thirties:
Eagles soar up the long vault,
Fish fly down the shallow riverbed,
Under a sky of frost, ten thousand creatures vie to impose their will.
Touched by this vastness,
I ask the boundless earth:
Who after all will be your master?
70 million people had to terminally suffer while this constipated demon attempted to answer the question :-( "
Friday, April 07, 2006
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