The Archive · 1934

And Inalienable Rights

To the Editor of the "Norrn-Cuixa Dany News"

Sumit is very hot. Out of pity' and compassion for your correspond-fents in this hot weather I beg advise them not to waste any efforts or ink, as I will take no notice of their illogical, spiteful, personal, irrelevant outpourings.

T reiterate once more: I have a. right to travel about freely without Tet or hindrance. Those who prevent me doing so must give me sufficient reasons for refusing me nineteen years which is surely wit Out. parallel inthe history of the World, have inflamed the whole world against me. I am determined, after having exhausted all other means, to challenge them and all the other governments who associate themselves with them in this campaign of calumnies and vilification; Tam determined to travel about freely without let or hindrance as undoubted right.

Those who prevent this, those who by Lying methods want to make injustice triumph, will have to take the inevitable, inexorable, and immutable consequences which follow all evil deeds.

T will not be intimidated, I will not be stopped, F will not be' silenced.

want to return to Europe peace-full and retire peacefully with disciples into a Buddhist Monastery which T want to build there.

Those, whoever they be, who prevent this, will destroy themselves.

Caro Kune.

Shanghai, July 13.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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