Re: Beijing 'to talk to Dalai aides'

On Sun, 27 Apr 2008 07:49:33 -0700 (PDT), DangCSvietnam
<DangCSvietnam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>On Apr 27, 5:44?am, Raymond <ni...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> On Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:12:42 +0200, "Jakub A. Krzewicki"
>>
>> <ebre...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> >sobota, 26 kwietnia 2008 01:31. carbon entity 'Raymond'
<ni...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >contaminated talk.politics.tibet with the following letter:
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>> >> I can't wait for that to happen to the evil Lamaism. Lamaism is the
>> >> most evil cult religion on the face of the earth. It should have
been
>> >> banned in 1959 along with the slavery.
>>
>> >Don't call Vajrayana "Lamaism" it's improper name.
>>
>.> That's why you shouldn't. Lamaism is Buddhism in name, but Bon in
>.> practice. It's the most evil cult religion. It's the practice of
>Devil
>.> in the real world. The most evil European cult that ever existed in
>.> history would pale in comparison with Lamaism.
>.>
>.>
>.>
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>Maoism killed 200 million peoples

**** you for spreading lies and disinformation. You are a ****ing
western liar.

 as you can see in your lifetime
>That religious throws Dang Xiaoping's son from the upstairs down to
>the street and he got paralize for his life (what a **** Maoism)
>
>FWD: http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-19755131_ITM
>
>Deng Xiaoping's son is the reluctant hero A UN human rights award has
>thrust the work of Deng Pufang, son of the late paramount leader, into
>the spotlight.
>
>
>(From South China Morning Post)
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>Byline: Irene Wang
>
>No one was more surprised than Deng Pufang when a letter arrived in
>December saying he had won the 2003 United Nations Prize in the Field
>of Human Rights.
>
>The normally low-profile 59-year-old son of Deng Xiaoping has been
>confined to a wheelchair since the age of 24, when he was accosted by
>Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution.
>
>He is now the director of the China Disabled Persons' Foundation
>(CDPF).
>
>At his simple office next to the Forbidden City, he is modest about
>his new honour. "As for protecting the rights...
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