Re: ....IT'S STARTING......Tibet explodes with anti-govt rioting!!!

"rst0wxyz" <rst0wxyz@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> They have their own ways of winning.  It's called Socialist
>Dictator****p with its eyes on the betterment of its people.  They have
> known what the bottom of the pit was like, and they are determined not
> to be in it again, and no one will succeed in undermining their
> efforts.


I'm sure the Chinese leader****p wants the best for the people.
So did Castro. The problem is that dictator****ps can
only go so far and then they tend to collapse with
terrible consequences. This is simply because a dictator****p
imposes a rigid structure onto people which are constantly
adapting and changing over time. So the two camps narurally
drift apart over time. The control structure has to be
as adaptive as that which is being controlled.

Only a democracy can do that.

And over time as a dictator****p and the people drift apart
the govt is forced to become even more rigid. And a
viscous cycle towards conflict and destruction becomes
inevitable. Why can't you see this simple truth???

You are going to witness that truth this summer.
Remember how the Tibet riots began.
The self-fullfilling prophecy.

"On Friday morning, however, things apparently got out of control
  when a massive police force showed up against a relatively small
  temple protest inside  the city center."
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/03/14/tibet.unrest/index.html?iref=24hours


The harder the CCP tries to keep control over the protests, the more
protests there will be.

The CCP barely survived Tiananmen Square. This summer
you'll have a dozen Tiananmen's to deal with.  Or more.
The Olympic Torch is about to start it's long
journey across China. It begins the Olympic relay in
.....Tibet.

How much you want to bet demonstations follow the Olympic Torch
across China like a bad cold???



> The CIA hundred dollar bills are
> spreading like wild flowers now in Tibet.


Just one suitcase of cash won the war for us in Afghanistan.


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