(The Tribune,
Paris, April 7
Security officials extinguished the Olympic torch today on the Paris leg
of its journey, disrupted by protesters against China's crackdown on
Tibet.)
Putar: The
Tribune headlines today said that the Olympic torch was extinguished in
Paris.
Hari: That�s right, Putar.
Putar: Did a protestor blow on it and extinguish it?
Hari: No, that�s not what happened.
Putar: But they would have wanted to do that.
Hari: Yes, Putar.
Putar: What happened then?
Hari: They said it was a technical fault.
Putar: That�s what they say when there is a power cut here.
Hari: It wasn�t that kind of a technical fault.
Putar: Hmmn. But the protestors got what they wanted?
Hari: That�s true, Putar.
Putar: Tell me something Papaji?
Hari: Bol, Putar?
Putar: The Olympics is supposed to be about sportsmanship, isn�t it?
Hari: That�s right, Putar.
Putar: So the Tibetans want the Chinese to be a good sport�
Hari: Yes, Putar.
Putar: And give them their freedom.
Hari: Yes, Putar.
Putar: Do you think that�s likely?
Hari: I don�t think so, Putar.
Putar: What about the Burmese monks?
Hari: What about them, Putar?
Putar: Is anyone trying to light a torch for them?
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