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Updated: 12:18 pm EST May 08, 2008
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Himalaya wrap-up: Everest - now go home China! Annapurna summit
(MountEverest.net) "The moment I saw the torch lit on top of Mount Everest I felt very hurt," a Tibetan told Reuters and his feelings were shared by many around the world.
The torch reached Everest summit yesterday, or so it is claimed by China who said they topped out already a few days before in spite of climbers watching live from Kalapattar at the time spotted them aborting above second step.
As expected, Chinese Wang got the headlines with a few Tibetan women thrown in. At this point, none of the real Tibetan ace mountaineers are mentioned and as for the Tibetan women, in other occupied countries they would be called Quislings and have their heads shaved.
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