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Wednesday 28 May 2008

Newsflash



I'm interrupting our balloon flight over Nottingham with a news story. For the last few days, the Dalai Lama has been in the city giving a series of talks at the Ice Arena. Yesterday, there was a big demonstration in the Market Square, requesting him to stop lying about something aspect of Buddhism. I'm not sure what it is, but many people were there & it made the national news.

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:18 am

    I still think this man is a genius and great and was surprised to see a crowd of more than one who apparently do not think so. It might be interesting to find out if the crowd are members of the "Flat Earth Society."

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  2. wow!! people are demo-ing everywhere!! btw, i'm done with my exams, but i'm still going to be here for at least another 3 months to work on my dissertation. so you'll still have to put up with me in nottingham!!

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  3. The Dalai Lama in Nottingham?! Wow! That is so cool. You weren't tempted to hear him speak?

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  4. Anonymous10:51 pm

    What an honour to have the 'Dalai Lama' in Nottingham. I would have loved to have shared a cuppa and chat with him.
    Apparently some one from work saw him. His holiness stopped and asked him for directions.
    No grand limo for his holiness, just his 2 feet, without the ice skates, I hasten to add.

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  5. I agree with Abe. I can't imagine what he is "lying" about. I think he is the only )spiritual or any kind of) leader on the planet who has it all together.

    Despite this, I like your photo of the demonstrators. I'm off to Google and see what happened.

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  6. Just Googled and found some sort of explanation at: http://www.camdenkiwi.org/2008/05/protesting-against-the-dalai-lama/

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