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Splitting India since 2005Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, August 13, 2009 5:01 PM
![]() An old strategy From The Financial Times:
English reports about the essay all attribute it to 'Zhanlue'. None of them mentions that the essay has been floating around the Chinese Internet for years. The earliest posting of the essay I've been able to find is dated September 30, 2005, with no author attribution. The entire essay is pasted into a comment on a Baidu forum post, linked below. This is almost certainly not the first posting of the essay. Links and Sources
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