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I want Reting Rinpoche
well cared for.

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He is my teacher.
He found me.

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It will be as you say, Holiness.
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I need to know
what you know now.

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I'm no longer a child.
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[ British Radio Announcer ]
And so, Mao Tse-tung
has called for all-out war.

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He will settle for nothing less
than a red China.

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Will the lron Curtain
descend over Asia, as it has
over Russia and Eastern Europe?

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It is conceivable that this declaration
of war, following 20 years of fighting,

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may mark the final moments
of a free China.

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Mao Tse-tung is now mounting
an offensive in Peking.

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- Kundun. Kundun.
- [ Radio Continues, lndistinct ]

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Listen to this:
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"To Mr. Truman, the President
of the United States of America:

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I am glad that you are enjoying best
of health and doing good service...

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to uplift the happiness
and prosperity of the whole world.

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Here, I am well and doing
my best for the religion...

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of Lord Buddha and welfare
of all beings."

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- This is all so far.
- Yes.

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Kundun, Reting Rinpoche
has died in prison.

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[ Taktra Rinpoche ]
Now, do not be distracted
as you enter into the coming...


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