Everything about Tibet

One man’s trash may not necessarily be others’ treasure

beachsand — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 04:10:51 +0000

So long, Hummer.

The moron says

beachsand — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 15:46:49 +0000

The moron said to his neighbor “I am going to punch you in your eyes in a few months so it’ll make you look really bad, just a heads up.”

“No you can’t, how dare you!” the sometimes slow neighbor said.

The moron went ahead with the punch, so this neighbor got really mad.

The moron shrugged “Didn’t I tell you I was going to punch you? I really do not understand why you get so upset.”

….

After reading this interesting story.

Flashlight personality

beachsand — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 20:53:51 +0000

When the idiotic Turkish prime minister accused China carrying out genocide against their “fellow Turkish brothers and sisters” in Xinjiang, perhaps he forgot to look back at his country’s own “spotless” history. Oh, I forgot, flashlight can only point at others, no matter how naked and ugly itself is. How interesting!

Terrorists or protestors, that’s a good question

beachsand — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 20:41:11 +0000

Just a couple days after the bunch of morons protesting the “repression” against those “protestors” by the Chinese government, then we hear the big bang in those idiots’ own country. Now everybody hastily jumps out and condemns the “terrorists”. So, the event that killed hundreds of innocent lives in China is called “peaceful protest“, but outside China when only a handful of people died, it is thought to be caused by “terrorist action”. That has to make me wonder, is this sarcarsm?

Yet again

beachsand — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:14:35 +0000

when violence being described as “peaceful“, the world laughs…

Smartass double standard

beachsand — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 02:24:24 +0000

This afternoon’s “All Things Considered” program of the NPR radio broadcasted this news “EPA Unveils New Ports Emissions Plan“. It tells us that the US EPA will start requiring ocean vessels to use low sulfur fuel when they are within 230 miles from the US (and Canada) coasts, for environmental protection purposes. While I am all for clean fuel usage, the number 230 really struck me hard. So why 230 and why not 220 or 240 miles? And who puts this range of coastal waters under the US jurisdiction? Tonight I just googled it for an instant before the truth was revealed, here is the answer: 230 MILES equals 200 NAUTICAL MILES.

So basically the US is exercising its right within the 200 nautical miles of its own “Exclusive Ecnomic Zone”. Oh my goodness, I thought the definition of EEZ was not on the US government’s mind, because just days ago they sent some spy ship “surveying” topography only 75 NAUTICAL MILES off China’s coast. When the Chinese “harassed” them, they accused that the Chinese interfered with their normal operation in “international waters”. After that incident the navy even sent another escort destroyer. Before talking about anything else, perhaps a question should be asked first, were the US ships using clean fuel when it was doing business near China? How funny!

I guess the next step would be that the Chinese government demands all US spy ships (and warships) to use clean fuel when “operating” near China, this way at least the pollutants won’t cause any health problems to Chinese citizens, provided they have been polluted by themselves so much.

One last thought, the AP cleverly avoided “200 nautical miles” because EEZ can be connected to it instantly but most of the audience won’t give a damn about the conversion between 230 miles and 200 nautical miles.

How smart!

Beyond imagination

beachsand — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 01:57:31 +0000

Other than “spiritual leader”, “Nobel Prize Laureate”, another shining title – “Ghost Buster” may have to be awarded to his “Holiness”, because a “GhostNet” was busted following some “suspicions” that his office computer was hacked by someone somehow.

Gee, that’s jaw-dropping, really! Imagine that, computer systems that belong to the NATO and many other countries’ governments had been hacked but nobody gave a damn until this real tiger’s rear was petted by the hackers. That has to make one wonder, isn’t the NATO a “Paper Tiger”? Perhaps the Russians shouldn’t have worried so much about NATO expansion after all.

The story line is pretty clear: just a few days ago China was blamed for “cyber warfare capabilities” by the Pentagon, then the followers of his “Holiness” couldn’t wait to broadcast their sensational “discovery”. Probably the best solution is to cut off the fiber optic cables that connect all the continents, so this problem is fixed once for all.

Publish or perish

beachsand — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:19:16 +0000

As anticipated, this bone chewer jumps out again. Except this time he’s running out of fresh meat from his ever tasteless bone so other than repeating himself, there is hardly anything new. I would really like to hear how he can refute what the articles say as he mentioned here.

Hope next time the master can throw out a juicier piece so he won’t starve.

China Daily Articles

Why Dalai Lama can’t represent all Tibetans

Dalai Lama group ‘stubborn’

Dalai Lama’s rhetoric hardly peaceful

Dalai Lama and feudal serfdom

The Third Korean War?

beachsand — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 03:50:01 +0000

It all looks coming in play following the script exactly. But the question is, some 800 pounds and smaller gorillas are surrounding a midget and getting ready to practice “self-defense” while what this midget wants may be to simply entertain himself by lighting up some firecrackers? Well it seems ridiculous to me at least. The underlying intention is pretty clear, the actual target is really the big man behind this midget, who doesn’t really want to put up any unnecessary fight while there are so many family issues to deal with at home.

My wild guess would be whatever the firecracker is for, it is doomed to be doused off by the gorillas. The problem is, how come this midget picked up this time to entertain? Unless the elder son at home wants his old man die faster so he can grip the power and hand it over to the gorillas because the latter offer more “protection” than what the man behind his family can or is willing to provide. Whatever it is, it is interesting indeed and the chessboard will get murky so quickly before you know it.

So watch closely, the warmongers are in action.

A desperate try

beachsand — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 01:39:17 +0000

Perhaps the martial law was completely unexpected, the plan of instigating another “uprising” went down to the drain, so I guess people behind all these were really mad so they released this video footage. Even the infamous media such as the NYTimes can’t say for sure whether this is authentic, otherwise I’d be really surprised that this brilliant reporter doesn’t jump onto this piece of “rotten meat”, literally. Remember then Gen. Collin Powell presented the “evidence” of WMD in Iraq before the U.N. Security Council? Compared to that, this is what, student’s project?

Speaking of the authenticity, if the segment in the hospital is true about the poor guy that was beaten so badly, is it hard for the authority to track down the person who took the video? Obviously it’s not taken with a candid camera. What a lame trick! They must have hired a bunch of inferior Hollywood people to make this. But let’s see how this website tries to play innocent by saying “Details of sources are not given with the video, which is likely to be in order to protect confidentiality.” Come on, be a little more professional….

Nonetheless, some people will surely turn high on this, so let it be….