Unwilling to withstand media criticism in the wake of the earthquake crisis that called into question China's response to victims, the quality of school construction, and even the possibility that the "quake" was used to cover for mass executions of dissidents, the Chinko-Commies have halted all media coverage and access by foreigners to the quake site. Minister-Master of All Media Pinchai
Paul C wrote: On Mon, 04 Feb 2008 21:55:15 +0000, Farmer Giles <Giles@nospam.net> wrote: Paul C wrote: On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 16:13:32 +0000, Robert Henderson <philip@anywhere.demon.co.uk> wrote: In message <3didnfHT48n3sjranZ2dnUVZ8vOdnZ2d@brightview.com>, Farmer Giles <Giles@nospam.net> writes "RECENT EVIDENCE OF A GOLF-LIKE GAME IN CHINA New evidence
Paul C wrote: On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 16:13:32 +0000, Robert Henderson <philip@anywhere.demon.co.uk> wrote: In message <3didnfHT48n3sjranZ2dnUVZ8vOdnZ2d@brightview.com>, Farmer Giles <Giles@nospam.net> writes "RECENT EVIDENCE OF A GOLF-LIKE GAME IN CHINA New evidence has re-invigorated the debate concerning the origins of golf. Recent evidence unearthed by Prof. Ling Hongling
In message <3didnfHT48n3sjranZ2dnUVZ8vOdnZ2d@brightview.com>, Farmer Giles <Giles@nospam.net> writes "RECENT EVIDENCE OF A GOLF-LIKE GAME IN CHINA New evidence has re-invigorated the debate concerning the origins of golf. Recent evidence unearthed by Prof. Ling Hongling of Lanzhou University suggests that a game very similar to modern-day golf was played in China since Southern Tang
"RECENT EVIDENCE OF A GOLF-LIKE GAME IN CHINA New evidence has re-invigorated the debate concerning the origins of golf. Recent evidence unearthed by Prof. Ling Hongling of Lanzhou University suggests that a game very similar to modern-day golf was played in China since Southern Tang Dynasty, 500 years before golf was first mentioned in Scotland. Dongxuan Records (Chinese:東軒錄) from the
