> [Too] bad the Tibetans and Chinese Maoists have such differences.

The Tibetans never initiated a conflict with China because China was "different."

The problem is that Maoism is philosophically and ideologically opposed to difference-- as evidenced by a history of violent purges not just to maintain ideological purity of the party but to eliminate any vestiges of pre-Maoist Chinese civilization that cannot be safely sealed into a museum. I have spoken to many a naturalized Chinese-American who has noted that he or she was not free to appreciate the philosophical, literary, and artistic traditions of their own heritage until coming to America.

> China also harbored many Jews during the holocaust.

Do you have some citation of this? The Germans never had forces that far East. There were a number of Jewish refugees in China under protection of Japanese forces-- but that was in part because Japanese bureaucrats believed typical anti-Semitic canards about Jewish power, and hoped by showing good will to some Jews, they might be able to get the U.S. to agree to a truce.

> only country that has never had one recorded anti-Semitic
> event ever.

See my above comment about the Jews of India.


> Troy Anderson hints that learning and using the strategies
> of Go may help to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Please explain.