‘Taiwan spy’ executed by Beijing
Weirdos from the US and EU, execution of a spy needs approval from them, what’s their logic? Every year when they accuse spies working for China, has anyone bothered to check what the Chinese would think? Let alone this time it’s a Chinese citizen who was sentenced. I think that’s well deserved….
Tibet exiles back Dalai Lama’s approach
As what I had expected, this gathering of the clowns did not have any meaningful “breakthrough” on deciding how to fight for their “freedom”, even though I did hope they would have the guts to declare anything that’s substantial, for example, use human bomb to blast their way through.
It was so easy to guess the outcome even before this “meeting” was held, even a dummy could do it. Poor Dalai Lama, he is the one that’s in real trouble. I remember he had complained that he couldn’t control his people anymore for they didn’t support his mid-way approach, so why this U-turn? Getting slapped was not enough so he had to slap himself once again? Reason? Advocating violence would obviously ruin his long-time self-portrayed disguise of peace and all, although I am sure that had he gotten any slightest capital, he would never hesitate on spending it. So it’s such a pity that this show, unlike those unfurled earlier this year, did not get as much buzz as they would like to see. I guess they should have learned an old saying “take off pants and fart, what a waste of time….”, before they planned all this.
By the way, I do see the French President as a “political prostitute”: getting paid by China apparently doesn’t look like enough (or was he paid, that’s suspicious!), so he will have to turn to a much smaller client – the Dalai Lama, who already doesn’t have many pennies left in his pocket, or even these pennies also came from loans given by his western masters.
It’s unusual that an old case comes to the public attention after so many months, the intention is suspicious, so I smell dynamite.
Came across a very weired article on NY Time. Needless to say I am again surprised at how much imagination these “journalists” (if indeed that’s what their motto suggests they are) have on anything, I mean literally anything, even remotely related to China as country with multiple ethnic groups.
Following the author’s logic, if the early dwellers in a region were not the same as the current residents, then whatever is controling this region, including political, economic infrastructure, would be illegitimate? If this is true, then the descendants of what’s preserved in the American Indian Museum should immediately kick those of all the colonists and slaves back to Europe and Africa. Obviously the author is playing dumb himself too. From his last name, “Wong”, he or his ancestors must have come from Hong Kong, so this makes me wonder, was this trip (to Xinjiang) he took to search his lost soul or those of his ancestors in China? Does he even know in this world there is word called “S-H-A-M-E-L-E-S-S”?
Tibetan exiles debate new autonomy strategy
I have to say that I am very much amused by the self-claimed “righteous” movement that the so-called Tibetan exiles have been pushing constantly. Think about it, a few hundred losers talk about the future of a region where all of them are not even living in or left eons ago, this will have to make any sane people wonder: “who give them the authority to speak on behalf of the vast majority Tibetans living in China?”
The days to the end of Dalai Lama his “Holiness” are numbered, and the real maneuvers of this poor puppet are in deep trouble themselves. Does anybody with the least sanity expect they would regain momentum as that happened between March and May? I don’t think so. The climax is over, now face the winter, idiots!
On another note, CNN and many other media, have been using the same rhetoric over and over again, first they say that China deems Tibet as a part of China for many centuries, then turn around and repeat – yet “many” Tibetans don’t think so and China invaded Tibet in 1950… Next time when they repeat the lies, I would be really interested in hearing how many is that “many”, give me a percentage please… morons…
China says no compromise on national sovereignty, refutes Dalai’s so-called “middle way”
China says serious differences in talks with private envoys of Dalai Lama
Dalai Lama can start considering his afterlife plan now.
Putting in the context of current economic crisis, some sayings in this movie do appear to make sense, although this is not an endorsement to the content of this video, just food for thought.
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Recently, a few EU countries (France, Germany) joined UK in recognizing China’s rule over Tibet. History tells us that UK was among the few most stubborn counties that would try their best to apply the “divide and conquer” tactic in dealing with China issues. Chinese media reported this triumph in diplomacy all right, but I am a little surprised that almost no “main stream media” touched this seemingly boiling-hot topic which was indeed so in the early months of 2008, instead, there are only some whiners scattered around the online forums that cries foul play.
What is going on here?
I also read news that many western countries are in deep shit of the financial crisis and are drooling on the huge foreign currency reserve held by China’s central bank (by all means I am not sure whether China is in the same ditch already, so instead of the world savior whether it could even be the savior for itself becomes a question). Nonetheless, it becomes clear that who’re wiggling their tails now. I would really admire them if any of these low level countries still have the courage to demand human rights and free Tibet while begging for help. So where exactly are the “moral authorities” right now? Did they change their masks in order to continue the party? I have to say that this is really disgusting!
So for these governments that have been brainwashing their people by feeding them fallacies all over these years, it’d be interesting to watch how they could justify such move to their people, tell them what they’ve heard before were all BS? That has to be a daunting task, although I still trust them to be able to manipulate public opinions again, like what they have always done.
No wonder Dalai Lama is the biggest loser here, not by weight though. He and his surrogates have been used as ammunitions to attack China and he didn’t know it? It’s wake up time now.
Just a couple days before the Chinese government scheduled meeting with the “envoys” of His “Holiness”, who claimed in Japan that the “criticism among Tibetans of his approach toward negotiating with China was growing”, the implication was pretty obvious “if you don’t talk to me, then there will be consequences”. OK fine, on the same day his “envoys” left Beijing
China sentences 55 people over Tibet riots
So come on people, show China more cards before you want to bargain any further.
