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China Should Apologize, Not Bluster

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So the Chinese are angry that The Dalai Lama is coming to the U.S. and his being welcomed with honors. I say who cares what the Chinese are angry about? Ever since the 1950’s the Chinese have done their level best to wipe Tibet off the face of the Earth. The only reason they have not been successful is the grassroots organizations and the strength and courage of The Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people in exile. Before the Chinese start spouting off at the mouth, maybe they should begin by apologizing. They could apologize for the early incursions into North East Tibet in the early 1950’s, during which thousands of Tibetan’s, trying to defend their homeland were killed. Or maybe they could apologize for machine gunning tens of thousands of Tibetans, including monks, women, and children, who stood guard outside the Dalai Lama’s residence in the late 1950’s to protect him from a kidnapping attempt or assassination.   Or how about apologizing for the thousands of monasteries that were looted and burned, destroying priceless Tibetan manuscripts and shipping anything worth money, including melted down gold, north to China. And when they’re done apologizing for that, they can return what they’ve stolen. Or maybe they should apologize for forcing celibate monks and nuns to publicly copulate? Or maybe for the tens of thousands of monks and nuns that were imprisoned for no reason, many of them dying there. Until China apologizes and recognizes Tibet as an independent nation, maybe they should just keep their mouths shut.

 

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China Should Apologize, Not Bluster

WOW ! no doubt about it, the umitigated hypocritical double standards practiced by the U.S. and many of it's citizens is unbelieveable.

A bit like the Pot Callin the Kettle Black, like.

In my lifetime, 1950 to present, I have witnessed and even experienced at first hand, exactly the same events the author is laying at the feet of China visa vis Tibet.

This very minute, the U.S. has installed PRIVATE MERCENARY militaries (anwserable to no one) to invade/supress and murder the citizens of Iraq and Afghanistan, in their attempts to instal a U.S. serviant/compliant Iraqi Govt.

Pray tell, what's the difference between the events in Afghanistan/Iraq on the U.S. side and China and Tibet on the other ?

Oh, yes, sorry, China did not bomb the crap outa Tibet, nor have they ever placed sanctions upon their citizens which resulted in the murder of millions of their citizens.

Apparently the author is oblivious to these facts, and worse still, it's quiet worrisome, to find such a person is supposed to have founded a FREE WORLD radio network, WOW ! puts a whole new meaning into the words themselves doesn't it ?

by Eddy Schmid (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 234 comments [17 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Wednesday, Oct 17, 2007 at 9:59:14 PM

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The organized smear mahine

I've done enough writing and editing on Tibet, and the Chinese oppression, that reading this posters points was like reading from the party handbook. Your rhetoric is powerless here commrade.

by Brian Wolf (11 articles, 0 quicklinks, 8 diaries, 13 comments) on Thursday, Oct 18, 2007 at 12:13:07 AM

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