On Apr 23, 5:56=A0am, Yaya Kimura <venuscha...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
=2E> Do you know Tibetan Temples are in Beijing and many other China
=2E> cities? Why?
=2E>
=2E> Because Tibetan has participated as Advisory roles and Secret
forces
=2E> (like CIA) during Ching, Yuang and even Tang Dynasty.
=2E>
=2E> So STOP all the crabs if you do not know or denied the 2000 years
of
=2E> China history.
=2E>
=2E> These sup****ters are idiots or naive ppersons.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hzyQ-THQBa5tbgnAZGZKX2zxb8IAD907JN480
Nepal expels climber with 'Free Tibet' banner from Everest
By BINAJ GURUBACHARYA =96 13 hours ago
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) =97 An American mountain climber with a "Free
Tibet" banner was forced to turn back from Mount Everest, which
Chinese climbers carrying the Olympic torch plan to summit next month,
officials said Wednesday.
The climber was caught with the banner in his bags at Everest's base
camp, said officials at the Tourism Ministry in Nepal's capital,
Katmandu. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they
are not authorized to speak to re****ters.
Katmandu-based Himalayan Guides Treks and Expeditions, which got the
permit for the climber, identified him as William Brant Holland but
was not able to give details on his age or hometown.
The government has issued a notice to the agency seeking clarification
on the incident, said Umid Bhandari, an employee with the expedition
company.
It was not clear what the government would do about Holland's case
once he returned to Katmandu. Officials said he would probably be
banned from mountaineering in Nepal for the next few years.
Holland is the first mountaineer to be stopped by soldiers and
policemen stationed on the Nepalese side of the world's highest
mountain to prevent anti-China protests during the planned torch run
to the summit.
The climb will take place on the Chinese side of the mountain. But the
Nepalese government, complying with pressure from the Chinese
government, has posted soldiers on the southern side and banned
climbing near the summit between May 1-10 as a precaution.
Police and soldiers have been ordered to stop any protest on the
mountain using whatever means necessary, including use of weapons,
although the use of deadly force is authorized only as a last resort.
The torch relay =97 the longest in Olympic history =97 was meant to
highlight China's rising economic and political power. But activists
have seized on it as a platform to protest China's human rights
record. It has drawn particular ire from those denouncing China's rule
in Tibet following a a crackdown on demonstrations in the Himalayan
region in March.
There are already dozens of mountaineers on Everest for the popular
spring climbing season. Climbers spend weeks acclimatizing and making
practice runs up the slopes before attempting the 29,035-foot summit.
They will be barred from going above Camp 2 at 21,300 feet until the
Chinese finish their torch run. The harsh weather on Everest allows
only about two windows =97 anywhere from a couple of days to a week =97 in
May when conditions are favorable enough for the push to the summit.
******************* Chinese soldiers shot Tibetan like dogs, why such
EVIL, may I ask Hu Jintao for
the answer ! http://youtube.com/watch?v=3Dc_l1uC79XZ0
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