Re: On the issue of Tibet...

On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 04:05:46 -0700 (PDT), Quadibloc
<jsavard@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:32:06 -0700 (PDT), "fyfpoon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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><fyfpoon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote, in part:
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>>There's an American senator named Charlie Keel. He believes that China
>>occupied the country of Tibet in 1951. Many Americans believe in this
>>claim as well, mainly because their geographical knowledge is too
>>poor. Recently, the American media starts to spread this false claim
>>again, and they said such things like even though Japan changed
>>history in its textbooks, China also concealed the occupation of
>>Tibet. This post will clarify many things and review some history with
>>you.
>
>>In 1951, China occupied Tibet, this is a fact. The reason is that as
>>the Chinese Civil War ended, Chinese troops from 1948-1951 not only
>>occupied Tibet, it also occupied Heilongjiang, it also occupied Hainan
>>Island, it also occupied all provinces of China. So occupation of
>>Tibet is natural, because Tibet has of course always been a part of
>>China.
>
>Taiwan has always been part of China, too. The Communist rebels did
>not always control China, though. They were evil bullies. We know this
>because of how Mao, to keep his control of power, abandoned the
>successful measures of other people in feeding China, and instituted
>the Great Leap Forwards which caused mass starvation; we know this
>because of the Cultural Revolution.
>
>Tibetans did not endure such abuses of their religion

There has never been any religion in Tibet. There was only an evil
cult in Tibet which stole and tempered the teaching of Buddha to put
it into its own use for the purpose of ruling over the Tibetan people
both politically and religiously. This cult is in blatant
contradiction with the teaching of Buddha which advocates helping all
sentient beings instead of ruling over them with slavery.

You and the entire western world have been fooled by Da-Lie Lama.