Re: Is a 'Free Tibet' a possibility?

On May 12, 12:19=A0am, "Peter Webb"
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> wrote:
> > **************
> > Freedom to elect their own leaders. Freedom to set their own economic
> > policies, including the freedom to mint their own currency and control
> > foreign trade. Freedom of press, of association. There's more, but
they
> > would certainly be on my list of "freedoms" that I am referring to.
>
> Are these their desired freedoms or your freedoms, or even the
> freedoms of the CIA agents who put them up to it? =A0Why take a few
> individuals who are part of a plot to undermine China's stabilities?
> Why don't you ask the majority of the Tibetans who are happy and
> satisfied, and don't give a damn about the Dalai Lama?
>
> ***************
> Because I can't run an election or referendum on this subject in Tibet.
> China can, though. Why don't they ask the Tibetan people if they want
> independence? Its an excellent question you asked - why doesn't the
Chines=
e
> government ask Tibetans what they want, and go along with the majority
> position?

They have spoken already.  They are content with their lot, happy with
their lives, and love the modern conveniences of today's society.
It's a few who allowed the CIA to corrupt their judgement with
American money, and the Dalai Lama needs money to live a worldly life
to let America to drive him on.