On Apr 7, 1:25=A0am, "RussellT" <RussellDTur...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >Is that obvious that Dalai Lama collaborated with the communists? He
> >went to Beijing, as an vice chairman participated the National
> >People's Congress of of the People's Republic of China. He gave a
> >speech in the congress glorifying the communists. He allowed himself
> >to be used in propaganda that showed him as the vice chairman of the
> >People's Congress. If Tibet had been an independent country, in stead
> >of going to Beijing, he would have gone hiding or India, if he had
> >half ounce of principles.
> >Don't take it personally. His followers say lots of other lies too. Go
> >read Patrict French's article:
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>http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/22/opinion/22french.html?_r=3D1&oref=3Dslo=
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> I haven't got a clue what you are talking about and I don't think you do
> either.
You suddently can not comprehend English?
I can say it in different ways and many times. Let me try again:
As shown in the movie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ds8iC79teLvo
Dalai Lama collaborated with the communists in 1950s. He went to
Beijing in 1954, participated the National People's Congress of of the
People's Republic of China, and was elected as an vice chairman. He
gave a speech in the congress re****ting the government work in Tibet
and glorifying the communists. You can also see that he had photo
taken with Mao under the Chinese national flag. He even wrote a essay
to praise Mao in 1955. He allowed himself to be used in the chinese
propaganda.
If Tibet had been an independent country and Dalai Lama had half ounce
of principles, as the head of state he would have gone hiding or
India, rather than collaborated with the invader. So either you agree
that Dalai Lama was a man of no principle, or agree that Tibet was NOT
independent and was NOT invaded by China.
> And the article by Patrick French doesn't say anything related to what
you=
> are saying, and nothing to do with this thread.
Below is a direct quote to demonstrate the lies spreaded by Dalai
Lama's sup****ters:
Some use questionable information. For example, the Free Tibet
Campaign in London (of which I am a former director) and other groups
have long claimed that 1.2 million Tibetans have been killed by the
Chinese since they invaded in 1950. However, after scouring the
archives in Dharamsala while researching my book on Tibet, I found
that there was no evidence to sup****t that figure.
> >The confederate also considered itself seperated. Tibet was a slavery
> >society just like the Confederate States. 60% of the population were
> >serf.
>
> The confederate was part of the US before their war. Tibet was not part
of=
> China before.
>
> In which way were 60% of the society serfs in Tibet?
Here is a reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Examples_of_feudalism
Another good reference is
http://www.michaelparenti.org/Tibet.html
> Hell man, concubines are alive and well all over China today.
Chinese government abolished concubine in 1950s, before it abolished
slavery in Tibet in ~ 1960.
> >We chinese people are skeptical of anything from the western media,
> >considering they lie so much about the subjects that we know well:
> >Tibet, Iraq.
>
> Research Darfur and then get back to us.
>
> >What is your source of "the thousands of chinese military there,
> >posing as oil workers"? From failing gong? From Mia Farrow? The truth-
> >telling tibetan exiles?
>
> Research Darfur and then get back to us.
>
> >Read this article,
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>http://www.democracynow.org/2007/6/4/mahmood_mamdani_on_darfur_the_po....=
> >You will find that Mia Farrow and the Save Darfur Coalition are all
> >about advancing their own interests. They have done little helping the
> >suffering people.
>
> Research Darfur and then get back to us.
> And what are you and China doing to help the suffering people in Darfutr
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nd
> the genocide?
China is a developing country with very limited capability. But the
government has sent troops to Sudan, as part of UN peace keeping
force.
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