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> On Apr 10, 12:52 pm, "fyfp...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <fyfp...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On 4=D4=C28=C8=D5, =C9=CF=CE=E74=CA=B116=B7=D6, "harmony"
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> wrote:> well, i do know i am not buying chinese stuff until tibetans
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ve their
> > > human rights, and the chinese pull back the han demographic invasion
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> > > tibet.
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> > The Tibetans are one of the 58 ethnic groups in China and are not even
> > the largest one.
> > On that basis, Tibetans are as much Chinese as the Hawaiians are
> > Americans. Can you show
> > that Tibet for the past 700 years has ever once been recognized an a
> > soveriegn nation?
>
> History of Tibet:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Tibet
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> Tibet's only connection with Manchu or Mongol kings of China was in
> relation to spreading Buddhism. The rise of communist china destroyed
> that link.
>
> Map of the Tibetan Empire in 820
C.E.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Wo=
rld_820.png
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>
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> > Your fight for the human rights in Tibet is well intentioned, but you
> > may as well fight for the human rights of the other 57 thnic groups as
> > well. Tibetans are not the only ethnic groups in China who are
> > suffering from human right abuse. The human right abuse comes from
> > the SYSTEM, not from one ethnic group to another.
>
> > > however, i do know hillary will receive a lot of chinese donations
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y to
> > > return it back when media draws her attention to another of her long
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eries
> > > of intellegence failures.
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> > That is not even the point. The point is when you are boycotting
> > goods from China, you are boycotting the very people you want to
> > protect...including the Tibetans. For your intellectual curiosity,
> > Tibetans are benefiting from modernization too, albeit there has been
> > pointed out that they are not getting what they think they should
> > deserve.
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> > > <tripurant...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > Tibet is a very sad case. The whole world is looking on. No one
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s.
> > > > Now the Olympics!
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> > > > China will yield to Olympic boycott I think
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> > > > China also will give in to economic sanctions, I think
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> > > > But these may not happen!
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> > > > I think common people have to boycott Chinese goods, like Dalai
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> > > > requested!
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> > > > University students who always sup****t these causes can start a
> > > > movement all over the world to mobilise opinion!
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I heard from on 'historian' that Tibet in 7-8 century once ruled the
Hans and predominated in the Hans central government. So by occupying
the government of the Hans---if it were true---they allowed themselves
to become a part of the Chinese population. We may have an African
American soon as the president in the US and perhaps a Hawaiian
somewhere down the line...
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