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Dear all,

Good Friday morning!

CNN aired Tibetan protests almost every hour this week.

A video clip showed Tibetans smashing windows and setting fire to Chinese shops and cars in Tibet¡¯s capital, Lhasa, while people were cheering. Another carried many young Tibetan boys and girls screaming for Tibet¡¯s freedom. We could also hear the Dalai Lama, Tibet¡¯s spiritual leader, blame the violent protests on deep resentment fueled by the Chinese treatment of Tibetans as second-class citizens in their own land. Young activists demand Tibetan independence. The Chinese government disallows outside access to Tibet.

China¡¯s crackdown on demonstrators in Tibet claiming up to 100 civilian lives has prompted international condemnation and a call for a boycott of this summer¡¯s Beijing Olympics. Protests in sympathy with Tibetans broke out in Australia, China, India, and Thailand. Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain, American presidential candidates, showed their deep concern and condemned the violent clashes. Richard Gere, a Buddhist Hollywood actor, criticized China¡¯s brutality and the 55 year-long repression of Tibetans, also suggesting a boycott of the Olympics. France¡¯s foreign minister said European nations should consider boycotting the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics. Meanwhile, George Bush and Gordon Brown avoided outright condemnation of China. EU nations and Olympic committees opposed a boycott.

These tragic events remind us of two things. One is the famous principle of self-determination Woodrow Wilson, the twenty-eighth President of the United States, advocated in his speech delivered to a joint session of the U.S. Congress in 1918. He said that all peoples have the right to freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.

Another is the 1992 film, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, starring Macaulay Culkin and Joe Pesci. Near the end of the movie, the hero¡¯s mother frantically searches New York for her son. She stumbles across two police officers with his photo to ask if they have seen him. After a police officer says to her, ¡°Try to stand in his shoes,¡± she comes to realize where he might be. He is looking at the grandiose Christmas tree at the Rockefeller Center!

When we had to helplessly watch Jang In-hwan, Jeon Myeong-un, An Jung-geun, Yoon Bong-Gil, Lee Bong-chang, Na Seok-ju and many other patriots die for the nation in the early 1900s, the Great powers in the west turned their backs on our independence movement.

Can you sense a distinct sense of deja vu? We may time-travel to the past, when replacing Tibet and China with Yi Dynasty and Imperial Japan.

Good weekend, you all!

Hank

[Khan and His Hawk]

One morning Genghis Khan, the great king and warrior, rode out into the woods to have a day¡¯s sport. Many of his friends were with him. They rode out gaily, carrying their bows and arrows. Behind them came the servants with the hounds. It was a merry hunting party. The woods rang with their shouts and laughter. They expected to carry much game home in the evening.

On the king¡¯s wrist sat his favorite hawk, for in those days hawks were trained to hunt. At a word from their masters they would fly high up into the air, and look around for prey. If they chanced to see a deer or a rabbit, they would swoop down upon it as swift as any arrow.

All day long Genghis Khan and his huntsmen rode through the woods. But they did not find as much game as they expected. Toward evening they started for home. The king had often ridden through the woods, and he knew all the paths. So while the rest of the party took the nearest way, he went by a longer road through a valley between two mountains.

The day had been warm, and the king was very thirsty. His pet hawk left his wrist and flew away. It would be sure to find its way home. The king rode slowly along. He had once seen a spring of clear water near this pathway. If he could only find it now! But the hot days of summer had dried up all the mountain brooks.

At last, to his joy, he saw some water trickling down over the edge of a rock. He knew that there was a spring farther up. In the wet season, a swift stream of water always poured down here; but now it came only one drop at a time. The king leaped from his horse. He took a little silver cup from his hunting bag. He held it so as to catch the slowly falling drops.

It took a long time to fill the cup; and the king was so thirsty that he could hardly wait. At last it was nearly full. He put the cup to his lips, and was about to drink. All at once there was a whirring sound in the air, and the cup was knocked from his hands. The water was all spilled upon the ground.

The king looked up to see who had done this thing. It was his pet hawk. The hawk flew back and forth a few times, and then alighted among the rocks by the spring. The king picked up the cup, and again held it to catch the trickling drops.

This time he did not wait so long. When the cup was half full, he lifted it toward his mouth. But before it had touched his lips, the hawk swooped down again, and knocked it from his hands.

And now the king began to grow angry. He tried again, and for the third time the hawk kept him from drinking. The king was now very angry indeed.

¡°How do you dare to act so?¡± he cried. ¡°If I had you in my hands, I would wring your neck!¡± Then he filled his cup again. But before he tried to drink, he drew his sword.

¡°Now, Sir Hawk,¡± he said, ¡°that is the last time.¡±

He had hardly spoken before the hawk swooped down and knocked the cup from his hand. But the king was looking for this. With a quick sweep of the sword he struck the bird as it passed. The next moment the poor hawk lay bleeding and dying at its master¡¯s feet.

¡°That is what you get for your pains,¡± said Genghis Khan. But when he looked for his cup, he found that it had fallen between two rocks, where he could not reach it. ¡°At any rate, I will have a drink from that spring,¡± he said to himself.

With that he began to climb the steep bank to the place from which the water trickled. It was hard work, and the higher he climbed, the thirstier he became. At last he reached the place. There indeed was a pool of water; but what was that lying in the pool, and almost filling it? It was a huge, dead snake of the most poisonous kind.

The king stopped. He forgot his thirst. He thought only of the poor dead bird lying on the ground below him. ¡°The hawk saved my life!¡± he cried, ¡°and how did I repay him? He was my best friend, and I have killed him.¡±

He clambered down the bank. He took the bird up gently, and laid it in his hunting bag. Then he mounted his horse and rode swiftly home.

He said to himself, ¡°I have learned a sad lesson today, and that is, never to do anything in anger.¡±

[Reward for Goodness]

Three men died in a car accident and met the Lord at the Pearly Gates.

The Lord spoke unto them saying, ¡°I will ask you each a simple question. If you tell the truth I will allow you into heaven, but if you lie....Hell is waiting for you.¡±

To the first man the Lord asked, ¡°How many times did you cheat on your wife?¡± The first man replied, ¡°Lord, I was a good husband. I never cheated on my wife.¡± The Lord replied, ¡°Very good! Not only will I allow you in, but for being faithful to your wife I will give you a huge mansion and a limo for your transportation.¡±

To the second man the Lord asked, ¡°How many times did you cheat on your wife?¡± The second man replied, ¡°Lord, I cheated on my wife twice.¡± The Lord replied, ¡°I will allow you to come in, but for your unfaithfulness, you will get a four- bedroom house and a BMW.¡±

To the third man the Lord asked, ¡°So, how many times did you cheat on your wife?¡± The third man replied, ¡°Lord, I cheated on my wife about 8 times.¡± The Lord replied, ¡°I will allow you to come in, but for your unfaithfulness, you will get a one-room apartment, and a Yugo for your transportation.¡±

A couple of hours later the second and third men saw the first man crying his eyes out. ¡°Why are you crying?¡± the two men asked. ¡°You got a mansion and a limo!¡± The first man replied, ¡°I¡¯m crying because I saw my wife a little while ago, and she was riding a skateboard!¡±

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