- In May 2007, the Dalai clique held the "Fifth International
Conference of Tibet Sup****t Groups" in Brussels, which Samdhong, the
"prime minister" of the "Tibetan government-in-exile", attended. The
clique approved a "strategic plan" at the conference and decided to
launch activities opposing the Beijing Olympics.
- Subsequently, the "Tibet independence" forces in the United States
proposed the idea of the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement." Senior
officials of the Dalai clique studied and approved the plan. They
believed that 2008 would be their last chance to achieve "Tibet
independence" and decided to use the "favorable op****tunity" before
the Olympics to stage sabotage activities in the Tibetan-inhabited
areas in China.
- Late last year, several "Tibetan independence" secessionist
organizations, including the "Tibetan Youth Congress," the "Tibetan
Women's Association" and "Students for a Free Tibet", met in India,
where they agreed on the demands to be made to the Chinese
government .
These included: "The Dalai Lama should be allowed to return to Tibet,
all Chinese should leave Tibet and release all the political
prisoners."
They said that if the Chinese government failed to meet their demands,
they would launch the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" within and
outside China, and they would also set up a contact network between
Tibetans in exile and Tibetans in China to stage coordinated
activities in China.
- On Jan 4 and 25, seven "Tibet independence" organizations, - the
"Tibetan Youth Congress," the "Tibetan Women's Association," "Students
for a Free Tibet," the "Gu-Chu-Sum Movement of Tibet," the "National
Democratic Party of Tibet," the "International Tibet Sup****t Network"
and the "Tibetan Writers Organization," held press conferences in New
Delhi, where they issued the so-called "Declaration of Tibetan
People's Uprising Movement" and then posted it on the Internet.
In the so-called "declaration," they turned a blind eye to the fact
that Tibet has since ancient times been a part of the Chinese
territory, claiming that "Tibet and China are two different countries"
and "China is not qualified to host the Olympic Games without
resolving the Tibet issue".
They also announced that they would launch a massive, ongoing "Tibetan
People's Uprising Movement" from March 10, in an attempt to make it
the "great turning point in the history of Tibet's fight for freedom."
To implement the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement," the "Tibetan
Youth Congress" and other "Tibet independence" organizations held two
training cl***** on how to carry out violent, terrorist activities.
- From Feb 3-10, the Dalai Lama attended religious activities in a
temple in India and fanned sentiment among the believers by claiming
that "although the Tibetan people are under the rule of the Communist
Party of China, their hearts are on the other side."
The Dalai clique drew up an "action plan" for the "Tibetan People's
Uprising Movement": Starting the "Peaceful March to Tibet" overseas
from March 10; asking Tibetans around the world, including those in
Tibet, to take to the streets on March 10; launching such activities
as a "Freedom Torch Relay," "Global Torch Relay" and "Global Action
Day"; organizing violent attacks on various Chinese embassies and
staging hunger strikes and massive protests.
"The 'Tibetan People's Uprising Movement' plotted by the Dalai clique
is intended to sabotage the peaceful, stable and unified social
situation in China and use the Olympic Games to put pressure on the
Chinese government, thus achieving their political aims," a spokesman
for the Ministry of Public Security said.
"The word 'uprising' means to overthrow the present regime through
armed force and violence. So I'm wondering, is there any country that
allows such an 'uprising' against the central government? Is there any
country that tolerates such activities wantonly instigating the
subversion of a state regime?" he said.
"Tibet independence" forces have carried out a series of activities
directed and masterminded by the Dalai clique since March 10.
On March 10, the Dalai clique held a rally in Dharamsala, India to
commemorate the anniversary of the so-called "Tibet uprising" in 1959.
the Dalai Lama, Samdhong and other im****tant figures in the clique
spoke at the rally.
Speaking on the occasion, the 14th Dalai Lama said "the repression of
the Tibetans in China over the past few years is unprecedented."
Trainers taught the members of "Students for a Free Tibet (SFT)" that
the Dalai Lama was the spiritual leader, inspirer and guide of the
uprising.
Immediately after the Lhasa riots, the Dalai Lama said on March 14:
"These protests are a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment of
the Tibetan people under the present governance."
On March 16, the Dalai Lama told a press conference: "Whether
intentionally or unintentionally, somewhere cultural genocide is
taking place" and that "The Chinese military is determined to crush,
and the Tibetan side is determined to resist."
In late March, the Dalai Lama gathered together leaders of the
"Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC)", "Tibetan Women's Association (TWA)"
and SFT to discuss how to deal with the situation in the Tibet.
After the Lhasa riots, Samdhong, the "prime minister" of the "Tibetan
government-in-exile," called an emergency meeting to research how to
expand the "revolution results".
The meeting demanded full sup****t to the riots. The "ministry of
security", "ministry of religion and culture", "foreign affairs and
press ministry" and "the ministry of finance" all had their
assignments.
In mid-March, the Dalai clique set up a seven-member "Tibet unity
committee" headed by Gama Qoinpe, "speaker of the Assembly of Tibetan
People's Deputies," to command and coordinate the "uprising movement"
worldwide.
On March 22, the "Tibetan government-in-exile" issued a declaration to
all Tibetans in the world, claiming that "the peaceful uprising in
Tibet is very great, glorious with historic significance, and fully
demonstrates the spirit and courage of the Tibetan ethnic group" and
that "we Tibetans should act in light of the instructions of our great
political and religious leader the Dalai Lama for the sake of our due
happiness."
Special funds were prepared by the "ministry of security" of the Dalai
clique for carrying out the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" in
the Tibetan-inhabited areas in China.
On March 11, the "ministry of security" held a small celebration and
gave awards to the organizers of the March 10 riots. An "official"
said that the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" had only begun and
further activities would be conducted.
On March 14, the "government-in-exile" held a conference participated
by various departments and ordered the "ministry of security" to start
up more conflicts in areas inhabited by Tibetans.
On March 17, the Dalai clique established an emergency high-level
committee to transfer the principals behind the Lhasa riots to
Dharamsala.
The committee decided that open riots and conflicts should cease and
give way to underground "religious activities" to keep on confronting
the Chinese government.
Chinese police officers have found copies of "Declaration of Tibetan
People's Uprising Movement"; copies of the Dalai Lama's speech on
March 10; pictures of the clique's members undertaking secessionist
activities and computers used to contact officials of the clique's
"government in exile" in the residence of a person who allegedly took
part in the riots.
The suspect was arrested on March 15 on charges of accepting the
clique's orders and undertaking secessionist activities.
Evidence showed that the suspect was a core member of the rioters who
have been connected to the Dalai clique since November 2006 with the
goal of carrying out the following activities:
- The suspect cultivated 12 intelligence agents and established a
tight underground intelligence network in Tibet to conduct
secessionist activities, prompted by the official from the "security
ministry" of the Dalai clique.
- The agents used code words to contact each other in the intelligence
network, such as calling the Dalai Lama "Uncle" and the Tibetan flag a
"skirt", with clergy smuggled into Tibet being called "guests".
- The suspect transmitted information 36 times to an official of the
clique via the Internet. The information that he had collected from
March 2007 to March 2008 domestically included domestic clerics' so-
called "rejection of criticism of the Dalai Lama," and the so-called
"killing of wild animals and ecological destruction" in Tibet.
- The suspect also received information about the Dalai Lama's
activities from the Dalai clique, produced disks and distributed these
in Tibet.
After the Lhasa riots, agents in Tibet and officials of the clique had
more frequent contacts. The official sent the "Declaration of Tibetan
People's Uprising Movement" to the suspect, who later made copies of
it and distributed it in Lhasa. The suspect also mobilized agents in
the intelligence network to collect information and re****t to the
Dalai clique.
The suspect who directly organized and participated in the Lhasa riots
on March 14 has confessed to all of the accusations above.
The suspect, Ngagwang Namgyi, admitted that he has undertaken
secessionist activities for nearly 20 years. Ngagwang Namgyi was
legally punished in 1989 as a monk in Lhasa's Zhebung Monastery for
participating in a riot in the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region
that year.
"I owned five groceries in Doilungdeqen (a county on the outskirts of
Lhasa) and six of the employees have criminal records. We have
undertaken secessionist activities," said Ngagwang Namgyi, against
whom testimony was given by other suspects.
To spread the impact of the riots, key figures of the Dalai clique
stole into China to spread rumors. They paid people to take part in
the rioting and even had a policy of "more job, more pay".
"About 50 of us smashed several stores in Xuexin village on the
afternoon of March 15, and I got paid several hundreds of yuan," said
Zhoi'ma, from the Nyingchi prefecture of Tibet.
Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan province is regarded by
the Dalai clique as a "model area" for secessionist activities.
Since the outbreak of violence, overseas separatist forces had
frequently called local contacts in Garze, urging them to "make things
bigger."
Overseas separatists have been trying hard to disseminate reactionary
books, discs and pictures in Garze recently.
Since mid-February, Chengdu Customs had seized large quantities of
materials advocating "Tibet independence", brought in from India to
local monasteries and villages.
One of the Tibetan separatist organizations - the "Tibetan Youth
Congress" - recently issued orders to conduct long-term guerrilla
warfare in Garze. Details of the riots show that they were well-
planned in advance.
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