- a democratic republic
- a former monarchy
- home to 8 of 10 of the highest mountains in the world
- the world’s 83rd largest economy
- primarily Hindu
- an exporter of jute, leather, and carpets
No, it’s not, no matter how many times (4, btw) our NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR (you know, the dude who assesses risks to the
Look Steve, sweetie, the Chinese are taking heat for
I sure hope, if McCain gets elected, that he doesn’t retain Steve Hadley as his NSA director. Because between McCain, who can’t tell Shiite from Shinola, and this dude, I think…well, let’s just say that they definitely want to stay away from “World Geography” as their go-to Jeopardy! category.
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the way china is going (and what they want to achieve) you will soon be able to confuse the two a lot more easily
Bhutan will be next.
He gets so confused by all those squiggly border lines on the maps.
Sadly, I wonder how many of the reporters, or even americans notice the mistake? Geeze. That is depressing.
Happy belated b-day to spooney!
Guess that explains why no one showed up for my "Free Nepal" concert a couple years ago.
Kiki: If you haven't checked out my Dad's (Going Downhill) blog post about Tibet, you should. Definitely the Chinese are hard at work simply overwhelming the Tibetans with their sheer numbers.
DadE: I'm not going to make fun of anyone's who has actually been to Bhutan.
Liberality & DGuz & Bubbles: Well, that's another whole post.
SkyDad: Well, I can't read topographical maps worth a damn. But you know what? I tend to stay out of the wilderness for that reason.
Grant: Oh, I thought you had misspelled "nipple."
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