soon to determine whether or not there was any substance to the discussions of democracy that of chiang kai shek and changing will again help with the purpose of thinking about their species as a form of democratic learning. because scholars had argued previously that. the kmt and and leaders of the kmt by talking about democracy so much and had helped pave the way for the democratic transition that look that came later and the solos wanting to explore that and i found in fact if there were important discussions particularly justifications of democracy. the second simi is to attempt to understand the place of those discussions in the larger chinese community of oak ridge cheekily going back to sun yat sen in his discussions and also to link it with discussions of democracy on the mainland and here are what what i found these is that sundance and chiang kai shek unchanging quilt gravitated towards particular models of democracy that when we're relatively popular in the chinese community but they're not really totally chinese conceptions. they're really just alternative models of democrac

and here are what what i found these is that sundance and chiang kai shek and change equal gravitated towards particular models of democracy that when we were relatively popular in the chinese community but they're not really totally chinese conceptions. they're really just alternative models of democracy that can be derived from the general theory of democracy over and gave it the book we know that with the title of conceptions of chinese pockets and wars some of the similarities and differences. built between the notion of chinese constitution of chinese democracy versus western type of democracy. i think there are significant overlaps and yet i think what happens is that people in the chinese community tend to gravitate towards particular models of democracy. of those that are mobilization all and character then. call upon the energies of the general population. the suicide vest my son yet send one to democracy. he cited was the only form of government that can mobilize the population and create a strong state that all would allow china to overcome the problems it was experience. e

project is x alerted we'll taking a look at that this was an exercise to balance the plan but it can chiang change every 23 years. >> this project was going to come back to us in the spring; is that right and yeah. sometime this spring there's a meeting of executives from the other are participant and not everybody has the same need so, so based on that and the completion of the work we'll get the commissions direction on that. >> okay. >> mr. richie with that said where are the other exponents the partners are at this. do they choose thinking 10 years down the road or - >> i would do it from memory and miss state decades but some of them don't have the projected needs for this project for 20 plus some years. ourselves is probably building the most urgent need. current conditions may have challenged ever changed so at the end of the week we'll find out. we are the ones that have demonstrated a need earlier than others >> and the fact we invest the budget every two years the presumption is we need to proceed as quickly as we can. if we don't need it we'll take it out >> we have continued fun

that's not just south india is located about three hundred and nine miles from the capital city of chiang mai in the state to fund not to. he's told to people from diverse religious groups. it's gotten harder and to ascertain its a perfect example of a tradition speaking community he is from the money and comes from a family that tradition he does go and get a jolt of ten posts here getting kids to decorate if ticked me off applying find it on the keys or contact the sun except this is in temples. after the nice comfy booking on the boys getting off the idea but tempers were i was. on that in the way you get on with us. i though that the da. yet some of our troubled him about it. played about a let up on the side of the term outlook for the live audience what could i would one of the year. with that but anyhow i thought i doubled the advantage of the iv. i'm up about it. but ordered that the trailer played by the russian double in the foot of the above. ch he has in depth knowledge of it in stock just a bit significance and is going to touch can be seen of the tips are based in mumbai. i

she's in her home province of chiang mai northern thailand the meeting ended and i know that the prime minister is willing to cooperate with the macc. she is willing to give information and evidence to the macc. because the prime minister is confident in her honesty the rice planting scheme benefits to farmers the supporters gathered around a nice mess of august at times she had long since been getting down to one of the heats. supporters of the mau mau brother of former prime minister toxic in a watch and see how you define islam criticize the judiciary the state simple to complex in groups. i was purchasing program is one of the block administration's policies the dot the i's rise from local farmers at prices higher than the market breaks but stockpiles have been growing and the guy who has fallen behind in payments to farmers. they are becoming frustrated and tired after the state government is due to the country's finances the scenic road and causes corruption. the program will continue and says she's not involved in managing its. if the accc finds the prime minister guilty she cou

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and he had personally made commitments to the president, and the president had made commitments to chiang kai-shek as he would have the airplane in the far east on a specific date. it was impossible. the b-29 program was going nowhere. it was dead in its tracks. of course, it was a $3 billion program. a billion dollars more expensive than the atomic bomb program. and hap interceded, took charge of thing, got the priorities that they needed to get the b-29 program back on track. and as far as i'm concerned, he saved the b-29 program. >> and the b-29 was the ultimate expression of this strategic warfare concept that billy mitchell originated and that a hap championed. it was an airplane with, it was a strategic bomber with greater range than by some number of factors than any airplane that existed at the time. and hap not only facilitated the development of this thing and the manufacturing of it, but the deployment of it in record time. and it was the -- whereas planes like the b-17, the b-24, they could operate from bases in england and strike the heart of the third reich, they couldn't --

that is to tell people in chiang do something they don't know about china. >> picked up and distributedchina. >> right now we are shut down. we reported that the mother was worth two and a half billion dollars. right now you cannot get it in china unless you can get through the great fire wall. if you go to us that new york times website you will notice at the top one says international. that is the old international "herald" tribune. when says new york times dot com in the next one is in chinese letters. it is our chinese edition. that is a thrill for me, to have my column twice a week in chinese. and i am so frustrated that we are shut out of there. but there are a lot of chinese speakers outside of china and their chinese. keenly aware that when i am writing about china now i am being read not just by my mother in law in chicago, but by chinese. and i think that does raise your game. again, i hope by -- >> it takes me back to a question that you sort of talked earlier on the -- on the new technology and the effect that has. the new york times benefit from the wikileaks story. the new

he is a man for chiange.in italy right now. >>> let's goet to bob pisani. >> we're all waiting for the lovely ladies and standing over here to my right to talk to you, carl. and i might even talk to them myself. the economic news is disappointing. the numbers are shockingly poor. i've been watching for for 20 years and i'm amazed at how much we missed them. look at the s&p 500, despite all that we did drop at 10:00 disappointing number came out but we see we came back rather noticeably. sitting at the highs of the day. the closing high, s&p, 1848? back in the middle of january. bottom line is, less than 1%. six points away from historic high in the s&p 500. nahb housing numbers, 46. we were expecting 56. you're right, 58, a high back a few months ago. bottom line is the weather is definitely impacting things. this was a really shocking number. you see the effect on the homebuilders. all of them down 1%. transports are underperforming as was jpmorgan downgrade of kansas city southern. bottom line is this has b

surae, chiangs. >> we have frightening moments for employees and customers at a bbnt bank. two armed robbers came in and then forced everybody into a vault. the suspects had on dark clothes, black ski masks and light colored gloves. this went down around 12:15 during the busy lunchtime hours in the heart of shirlington. >> they put you in the vault? >> in the vault. >> were you scared? >> of course. we were very scared. >> that's terrifying. those suspects grabbed what they could and got away in a dark colored suv. the bank is a couple blocks away from i-395. >>> some 2 million american workers could cut their hours or leave the work force because of the affordable care act. those numbers are in a new report and republicans and democrats disagree about what it means for the economy. danielle nottingham has the latest from capitol hill. >> democrats argue a report showing the president's healthcare law is shrinking full-time employment. >> this isn't employers cutting jobs. newly empowered workers choosing to go a different path. that's a good thing. >> the congressional bud