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China deepens religious repression in Tibet: report | International | Reuters
Religious and cultural persecution of Tibetans. |
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And we have people who continues to worship Osama Bin Ladden. That will never change. Do recall that the Chinese have declared the Dali Lama a criminal. Blood has been spilt in his name. Despite his passive leanings, he had supported the Tibetan insurgency (along with both American money and Indian arms). Just because the Dali Lama has preached peaceful methods lately does not mean the Chinese have forgotten.
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I understand why the American government supports Tibet. But what I don't understand is why the American public also supports the establishment or the re-establishment of an oppressive religious theocracy?
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Tibetan Government in Exile's Official Web Site |
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Historically speaking, the monks or the lamas have always held the power in Tibet. CCP may have been a totalitarian regime, but at least Tibet is now more prosperous than before. |
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I will disagree right off the bat. When the Chinese came in, Tibet was nothing more than a slave state. Whether the people agree with it or not is not, it's a matter of historic fact. Whether it becomes one or not under true Tibetan rule is another question but I for one do not believe it will be the Tibetans in India who will decide. And I do believe that BAYWATCH will win over the Dali Lama right now and the future ... and the Dali Lama knows this. |
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Busy where?
It is the USArmy who is stretched, not the USAF and certainly not the USN. Even if the US is stretched, the Japanese are not and the Japanese Naval Force is far, far, far superior than the PLAN. All in all, expect a response within 24 hours. |
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