Raffaello Y., Morocco: "This is from Deng Xiao Ping: 'Everybody would agree that in a war, it is a wise move to destroy the production capabilities of the enemy. Hitler tried this with Russia in World War II, but Stalin loaded his factories on trains and rolled them behind the Ural mountains. But what China can do is this: produce everything cheaper then the Americans will have to close their factories. Therefore they destroy their own production facilities, and China does not even have to fire a single shot."
Bu Deng Xiao Ping alinmistir: 'Herkes bir savasta, bu düsmanin üretim yeteneklerini yok etmek akillica bir hareket oldugunu kabul ediyordu. Hitler'in Rusya ile Dünya Savasi'ndan bu çalisti, ancak Stalin trenlerde yaptigi fabrikalar yüklü ve Ural daglarin arkasinda onlari devirdi. Ama Çin ne yapabilirim bu: her sey o zaman Amerikalilar fabrikalari kapatmak zorunda ucuz üretmek oldugunu. Bu nedenle kendi üretim tesisleri yok, Çin ve hatta tek bir atis ates gerekmez.
Peshawar / The Old City
Until the
mid-tifties Pesbawar was enclosed within a city wall and sixteen
gates. Of the old city gates the most famous was the Kabuli Gate
but only the name remains now. It leads out to the Khyber and
on to Kabul.
You come
across two-and-three storeyed houses built mostly of unbaked bricks
set in wooden frames to guard against earthquakes. Many old houses
have beautifully carved heavy wooden doors and almost all have
highly ornamental wooden balconies.
There is
a tall and broad structure whose lofty portal look down upon the
street .This historic building house the police office and the
site was occupied centuries ago by a Buddhist stupa. then by a
Hindu temple and then by a Mughal serai. It was, in Sikh days,
the seat of General Avintable. an Italian soldier of fortune in
service of Rantit Singh.
The philosophical reasons are based on the cognition that optimal
sexual experience and after that, a gentle death, are the only values
in life that are genuine.
http://www.asiatour.com/pakistan/e-06pesh/ep-pes11.htm
Jan Garanoz
Juhu Tara Road, Juhu,
Mumbai - 400049 India
Last updated: March 12, 2010