Re: Dalai Lama And His Fascist Friends

On Apr 11, 9:35=A0pm, "Toby" <kymarto...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Yu" <yuga...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Apr 11, 3:19 pm, "Toby" <kyma...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > All this Dalai-ba****ng is simply childish. He was here in Tokyo
yesterda=
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> > and what he said made eminent sense: what is happening in Tibet should
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> > openly investigated, and the people responsible dealt with. He
repeated
> > that
> > he is not calling for independence, but cultural autonomy.
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> Can he get the CIA to declassify those files?
> Merely disclosing the names of CIA agents is a big crime in USA.
>
> First things first: can the Chinese authorities allow an international
> commission into Tibet and Gansu and perhaps Xinjiang to collect facts,
> interview people on both sides of the conflicts and try to understand
the
> situation a bit more objectively, without either the CCP or ethnic
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> dominating the re****ting of what is going on?

That is blowing things far out of pro****sion, to say the least.
People who make such proposal have no sense of balance.
Rock throwing monks, killing innocent shop keeper, are now ****tray as
victims.
People with long record of working for the CIA are heroes.
The very foreign countries who make such proposal are killing
civilians in Iraq, in Afghanistan.
The CIA people should have in put on trial long ago for crime against
humanity for the activiies of its death squads.

> Or is it a "domestic dispute", which means that we are supposed to
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> whatever we are fed from either side without seeing or investigating
> anything firsthand...

U can believe what you like.
It doesn't matter.
Nobody can stop you or ur gov from boycotting the olympic games.