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warning !!! tis video is to educate those fools who dare to view
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sorry , wrong thread title. Correct one is :
tis video is to educate those anti-chink fools who dare to view
tis video is to educate those anti-chink fools who dare to view
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Tell that to these guys whose homes are invaded by millions of illegal immigrant han chinese who breed faster than locusts.
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ALERT! The Chinese are wiping out Tibet
By Major General Mrinal Suman (retd)
October 13, 2016 10:15 IST
The world must hang its head in shame for being a mute spectator to the 'cultural holocaust' in Tibet, says Major General Mrinal Suman (retd), who visited Tibet recently.
More like this
China is our bitterest enemy today
IMAGE: Activists dressed as Chinese soldiers and a Tibetan monk perform a street drama depicting the Tibetan uprising 52 years ago against Chinese rule. Photograph: Pichi Chuang/Reuters
Tibet continues to be an enigma to all visitors. My two visits have been no different.
One sees massive Chinese investment in road and railway infrastructure. Modern skyscrapers are coming up at a frenetic pace to house migrants from the mainland. Yet, Tibet presents a sight of a state under foreign siege.
A deceptive calm hides the underlying tension. There is no cheer in the air.
The story of Tibet is a saga of the world's apathy and indifference to the cultural genocide of Tibetan Buddhism. Brutal decimation of an ancient, rich and peace-loving culture by ruthless China has been ignored nonchalantly.
China annexed Tibet in 1950. Although the estimates vary considerably, it is believed that up to one million Tibetan natives have been killed by the Chinese to suppress their demand for freedom.
As the Tibetans are highly religious by nature, the Chinese have methodically targeted their places of worship and learning with a vengeance.
Over 6,000 monasteries have been destroyed or ransacked. Damage done to Tibet's relics, heritage and architecture has been truly horrendous; and beyond redemption.
Tibet has been amalgamated in China as the Tibet Autonomous Region. It is autonomous only in name; the Chinese government exercises total and unbridled control. The locals have no say.
Even though TAR has an ethnic Tibetan as the chairman, he is only a titular figure. He is subordinate to the branch secretary of the Communist Party of China (the real power wielder) and he is always from the Chinese mainland.
Wu Yingjie, a hard-nosed Han Chinese from Eastern China, is the current appointee.
There is minimal interaction between the Chinese and the natives. The Chinese behave like the rulers and treat the natives with disdain.
The Hans from mainland China occupy all senior government posts and are running prosperous businesses. They enjoy a much higher standard of living and strut around like rulers, demonstrating all the trappings of an occupation force.
On the other hand, the Tibetans are treated with suspicion and have been condemned to menial jobs. Their condition is worse than that of the slaves of the olden days. All janitors, sweepers, load carriers and labourers are Tibetans. Some manage public toilets to make a living. Many peddle in local stones and other produce.
It is sad to see a once-proud community degraded to the status of bonded labour. Poverty continues to afflict most.
IMAGE: Policemen review the oath that they took when they joined the Communist Party of China in front of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Photograph: China Daily/Reuters
Despite 66 years of occupation, China has not been able to crush the Tibetan spirit for independence.
On the contrary, grave atrocities committed through political and religious repression have strengthened their resolve further.
The Tibetans abhor the Chinese and the Chinese know it. The Chinese sense of insecurity is evident from the fact that Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and such other social media have been banned in Tibet. Here are some other indicators:
A middle-aged woman vendor shoved a handful of walnuts in our hand, as if to say 'thank you'.
IMAGE: A boy puts his palms together as he rests with his family outside the Jokhang monastery in Lhasa. Photograph: Jacky Chen/Reuters
Traditionally, the Panchen Lama is considered second to the Dalai Lama in hierarchy and plays a critical role in selecting the next Dalai Lama.
After the escape of the current Dalai Lama to India in 1959, Panchen Lama Choekyi Gyaltsen sided with Communist China and supported the suppression of the 1959 rebellion. However, by 1962, he was a disillusioned man and accused China of smothering Tibetan culture.
He was imprisoned in 1964 and subsequently kept under house arrest. He died suddenly under mysterious circumstances at Shigatse in 1989. He was only 51 years old. Locals are convinced that he was poisoned by the Chinese.
A boy named Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was chosen to be the next Panchen Lama by the Dalai Lama and the then-incumbent abbot of Shigatse's Tashilhunpo monastery. However, the boy went missing soon after his nomination and is untraced to date. It is alleged that he is still being held in captivity at an unknown location in China.
In his place, the Chinese government conspired to select Gyaincain Norbu (son of two Communist Party members) as the 11th Panchen Lama. Most Tibetans do not recognise Norbu as the Panchen Lama and consider him to be a stooge of the Chinese.
Although the Panchen Lama traditionally lived in his official seat at the Tashilhunpo monastery in Shigatse, Norbu has chosen to reside in Beijing.
Hatred for him amongst the Tibetans is so intense that whenever he visits Shigatse, the city is converted into a police fortress to ensure his security. Locals are coerced to send two persons per family to attend his public addresses and are even paid money for the same.
Non-attendance is viewed seriously and can even invite police action.
IMAGE: Tibetan girls perform on horses during a Tibetan horse racing festival in Damxung county, Lhasa. Photograph: Jacky Chen/Reuters
China has been adopting a three pronged approach to ensure the total integration of Tibet -- demographic offensive, obliteration of Tibetan identity and undermining the standing of the Dalai Lama.
The Tibetan population consists of three broad ethnic groups -- nomads, agriculturists and urban dwellers. Whereas the demographic make-up of the first two groups remains largely undisturbed, it is the third ethnic group that is undergoing a worrisome change with the massive influx of Chinese migrants.
The Chinese government considers demographic swamping to be the ultimate solution. It is feared that the Han population will overwhelm the locals in the next two decades.
As the Chinese consider the knowledge of Mandarin to be essential for building national cohesion, the Tibetans are compelled to learn Mandarin. As a result, the local Tibetan language is being allowed to die.
Secondly, having failed to crush the ethnic pride of the Tibetans, China has been systematically targeting symbols of Tibetan uniqueness.
Recent demolitions at the Larung Gar Buddhist Academy and the Jhada Gon Palden Khachoe Nunnery are symptomatic of the Chinese efforts to subvert the local culture.
Larung Gar is said to be the biggest Tibetan Buddhist institute (academy and monastery) in the world and is keeping Buddhist knowledge alive. Under the garb of decongesting, it is attempting to curtail its influence.
Finally, as regards the Dalai Lama, the Chinese government suffers from acute phobia. It has forbidden referring to him as His Holiness. However, for the Tibetans, His Holiness the Dalai Lama continues to be the supreme head. They hold him in great esteem.
When told that we were from India, a young hotel boy told us that his sole ambition in life was to visit India to pay respects to His Holiness. With moist eyes, he rued his helplessness to acquire a passport.
Having failed to win over the 80-year-old Dalai Lama, China is waiting for his demise to install a pro-China boy as the next Dalai Lama. It has already started manoeuvring itself to be in a position to have its say.
Support of the lackey Panchen Lama will help considerably.
As per China's past track record, if the followers of the current Dalai Lama select a boy living in Tibet, he will be eliminated by China and replaced by a loyalist boy.
With the support of a pliable Dalai Lama, China will tighten its grip over the religious and spiritual facets of Tibetan culture further. That shall prove to be the final and fatal blow.
A rich culture will soon get wiped out and lost forever. Ominous signs are already discernible.
The world must hang its head in shame for being a mute spectator to the 'cultural holocaust' in Tibet.
By Major General Mrinal Suman (retd)
October 13, 2016 10:15 IST
The world must hang its head in shame for being a mute spectator to the 'cultural holocaust' in Tibet, says Major General Mrinal Suman (retd), who visited Tibet recently.
More like this
China is our bitterest enemy today
IMAGE: Activists dressed as Chinese soldiers and a Tibetan monk perform a street drama depicting the Tibetan uprising 52 years ago against Chinese rule. Photograph: Pichi Chuang/Reuters
Tibet continues to be an enigma to all visitors. My two visits have been no different.
One sees massive Chinese investment in road and railway infrastructure. Modern skyscrapers are coming up at a frenetic pace to house migrants from the mainland. Yet, Tibet presents a sight of a state under foreign siege.
A deceptive calm hides the underlying tension. There is no cheer in the air.
The story of Tibet is a saga of the world's apathy and indifference to the cultural genocide of Tibetan Buddhism. Brutal decimation of an ancient, rich and peace-loving culture by ruthless China has been ignored nonchalantly.
China annexed Tibet in 1950. Although the estimates vary considerably, it is believed that up to one million Tibetan natives have been killed by the Chinese to suppress their demand for freedom.
As the Tibetans are highly religious by nature, the Chinese have methodically targeted their places of worship and learning with a vengeance.
Over 6,000 monasteries have been destroyed or ransacked. Damage done to Tibet's relics, heritage and architecture has been truly horrendous; and beyond redemption.
Tibet has been amalgamated in China as the Tibet Autonomous Region. It is autonomous only in name; the Chinese government exercises total and unbridled control. The locals have no say.
Even though TAR has an ethnic Tibetan as the chairman, he is only a titular figure. He is subordinate to the branch secretary of the Communist Party of China (the real power wielder) and he is always from the Chinese mainland.
Wu Yingjie, a hard-nosed Han Chinese from Eastern China, is the current appointee.
There is minimal interaction between the Chinese and the natives. The Chinese behave like the rulers and treat the natives with disdain.
The Hans from mainland China occupy all senior government posts and are running prosperous businesses. They enjoy a much higher standard of living and strut around like rulers, demonstrating all the trappings of an occupation force.
On the other hand, the Tibetans are treated with suspicion and have been condemned to menial jobs. Their condition is worse than that of the slaves of the olden days. All janitors, sweepers, load carriers and labourers are Tibetans. Some manage public toilets to make a living. Many peddle in local stones and other produce.
It is sad to see a once-proud community degraded to the status of bonded labour. Poverty continues to afflict most.
IMAGE: Policemen review the oath that they took when they joined the Communist Party of China in front of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Photograph: China Daily/Reuters
Despite 66 years of occupation, China has not been able to crush the Tibetan spirit for independence.
On the contrary, grave atrocities committed through political and religious repression have strengthened their resolve further.
The Tibetans abhor the Chinese and the Chinese know it. The Chinese sense of insecurity is evident from the fact that Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and such other social media have been banned in Tibet. Here are some other indicators:
- At Taklakot, foreigners are asked to disembark from the bus and spread out their luggage on the roadside for inspection. Policemen rummage through each item to ensure that no material relating to the Dalai Lama is smuggled into Tibet. Printed material is closely examined. Worse, visitors are asked to show all pictures stored on their cameras and cell-phones.
- Every street and building in Tibet is embellished with innumerable Chinese flags, as if to constantly remind the locals that Tibet is under the Chinese rule. Similarly, billboards read 'Welcome to China's Tibet'.
- Every house is mandated to fly the Chinese flag on the roof-top; and its height must be more than that of the Tibetan prayer flags that traditionally adorn all houses. Non-compliance is construed as an act of defiance of the State authority and is dealt with harshly. Punishment may include imprisonment for anti-national proclivity.
- Tibetans are denied passports. They can visit the Chinese mainland, but cannot travel abroad. They are captives in their own country. China does not want them to interact with the world, lest their atrocities get exposed.
- Foreign visitors are not welcome in Tibet. Every tourist bus is accompanied by a policeman during travel in Tibet. He ensures that the permitted route is diligently followed. No deviations are allowed. Contact with the locals is discouraged. Military areas, police posts and even armed guards cannot be photographed. Yes, Tibet is a police State.
- Local authorities regulate the number of monks that a monastery can accommodate. Monks need official permission to visit other monasteries in large numbers. Armed soldiers invariably accompany them to monitor their activities.
A middle-aged woman vendor shoved a handful of walnuts in our hand, as if to say 'thank you'.
IMAGE: A boy puts his palms together as he rests with his family outside the Jokhang monastery in Lhasa. Photograph: Jacky Chen/Reuters
Traditionally, the Panchen Lama is considered second to the Dalai Lama in hierarchy and plays a critical role in selecting the next Dalai Lama.
After the escape of the current Dalai Lama to India in 1959, Panchen Lama Choekyi Gyaltsen sided with Communist China and supported the suppression of the 1959 rebellion. However, by 1962, he was a disillusioned man and accused China of smothering Tibetan culture.
He was imprisoned in 1964 and subsequently kept under house arrest. He died suddenly under mysterious circumstances at Shigatse in 1989. He was only 51 years old. Locals are convinced that he was poisoned by the Chinese.
A boy named Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was chosen to be the next Panchen Lama by the Dalai Lama and the then-incumbent abbot of Shigatse's Tashilhunpo monastery. However, the boy went missing soon after his nomination and is untraced to date. It is alleged that he is still being held in captivity at an unknown location in China.
In his place, the Chinese government conspired to select Gyaincain Norbu (son of two Communist Party members) as the 11th Panchen Lama. Most Tibetans do not recognise Norbu as the Panchen Lama and consider him to be a stooge of the Chinese.
Although the Panchen Lama traditionally lived in his official seat at the Tashilhunpo monastery in Shigatse, Norbu has chosen to reside in Beijing.
Hatred for him amongst the Tibetans is so intense that whenever he visits Shigatse, the city is converted into a police fortress to ensure his security. Locals are coerced to send two persons per family to attend his public addresses and are even paid money for the same.
Non-attendance is viewed seriously and can even invite police action.
IMAGE: Tibetan girls perform on horses during a Tibetan horse racing festival in Damxung county, Lhasa. Photograph: Jacky Chen/Reuters
China has been adopting a three pronged approach to ensure the total integration of Tibet -- demographic offensive, obliteration of Tibetan identity and undermining the standing of the Dalai Lama.
The Tibetan population consists of three broad ethnic groups -- nomads, agriculturists and urban dwellers. Whereas the demographic make-up of the first two groups remains largely undisturbed, it is the third ethnic group that is undergoing a worrisome change with the massive influx of Chinese migrants.
The Chinese government considers demographic swamping to be the ultimate solution. It is feared that the Han population will overwhelm the locals in the next two decades.
As the Chinese consider the knowledge of Mandarin to be essential for building national cohesion, the Tibetans are compelled to learn Mandarin. As a result, the local Tibetan language is being allowed to die.
Secondly, having failed to crush the ethnic pride of the Tibetans, China has been systematically targeting symbols of Tibetan uniqueness.
Recent demolitions at the Larung Gar Buddhist Academy and the Jhada Gon Palden Khachoe Nunnery are symptomatic of the Chinese efforts to subvert the local culture.
Larung Gar is said to be the biggest Tibetan Buddhist institute (academy and monastery) in the world and is keeping Buddhist knowledge alive. Under the garb of decongesting, it is attempting to curtail its influence.
Finally, as regards the Dalai Lama, the Chinese government suffers from acute phobia. It has forbidden referring to him as His Holiness. However, for the Tibetans, His Holiness the Dalai Lama continues to be the supreme head. They hold him in great esteem.
When told that we were from India, a young hotel boy told us that his sole ambition in life was to visit India to pay respects to His Holiness. With moist eyes, he rued his helplessness to acquire a passport.
Having failed to win over the 80-year-old Dalai Lama, China is waiting for his demise to install a pro-China boy as the next Dalai Lama. It has already started manoeuvring itself to be in a position to have its say.
Support of the lackey Panchen Lama will help considerably.
As per China's past track record, if the followers of the current Dalai Lama select a boy living in Tibet, he will be eliminated by China and replaced by a loyalist boy.
With the support of a pliable Dalai Lama, China will tighten its grip over the religious and spiritual facets of Tibetan culture further. That shall prove to be the final and fatal blow.
A rich culture will soon get wiped out and lost forever. Ominous signs are already discernible.
The world must hang its head in shame for being a mute spectator to the 'cultural holocaust' in Tibet.
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Nobody likes china rule. Not the hongkies who helped china out of poverty by tranferring technology and know how, nor the tibetans and mongolians and uighyrs and Kazakhs nor the taiwanese.
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Tell that to these guys whose homes are invaded by millions of illegal immigrant han chinese who breed faster than locusts.
hey jibye mouth , IF you cannot handle the truth , in future do not read my post. hope you understand simple english.
only idiot like you believed in the western media that are the only sources of you misinformation. Send what u posted here to that americunt guy who made this video , i did not made the video. He may give u a satisfactory answer. He had traveled to many countries and lived there. Obviously he has more intimated knowledge about these countries than an idiot [thats u] getting his information from CNN ,fox news , bbc.
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and your source of this is from the hongkies who helped china ? Why u keep making a fool of yourself ?
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After helping china, hongkies are discarded like used toilet paper. The shame of it.
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Video is dated Jul 10, 2016, so it is outdated. And the guy is married to a commie chink, they have a daughter. They escaped back home to Michigan when the virus hit Chinkland. Last I know, they had no choice because the commie wife wanted to return to Chinkland.
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A maximum security prison where the prisoners are unarmed and docile and the guards have total power is very safe too.
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why the two of you , and few others , keep bad mouthing the chinks ? if you two are so against anti human rights and so
pro democracy why you never talk about what idi amin did in Uganda , the kind of freedom in saudia arabia , the
corrupted marcos of philippines , the dire living conditions of the poor in india , philippines , african countries ?
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good question and one I am more than happy to answer. Bear in mind glockman's answer is his own and I won't presume to speak for him. I will also attempt to keep my answer as brief as possible.
Let's start from the beginning of the politics of modern day China. Modern day China as we know is an entity that has existed only post WW2 and is governed by the Communist Party of China. Right here is the #1 problem. Communism is largely the product of a spoonfed parasite, loser, outcast of a Jew (nothing against Jews, but this guy was an outcast from his own people) desperate for attention and recognition when he couldn't achieve anything of note in comparison to his family and his contemporaries. This guy was a hypocrite bar none as I will demonstrate later.
Many liberals believe communism, and it's polite version, socialism to be freedom. The ethos of doing what you can to your own abilities and your own desire while property is collectively owned so you never have to worry about working too hard or to be starving or homeless is like a dream. Nobody owns or needs to own anything and everybody owns everything, so nothing to fight over, but all your needs will be taken care of. It is a utter crap, but what is sold to gullible peasantry to get them to revolt and support the politics.
What happens ultimately is that where there is no incentive to work, nobody really wants to. People become unproductive and the state actually gets around to owning all property. See Eastern Europe and Soviet States post WW2. The bread is free, but there is never enough.
This is replicated in EVERY communist state in the world. Bare shelves in stores.
Wow what BS! you will say. China is nothing like that. China is world class and productive now, no way what nightsafari says is true. uh ok...
三年大饥荒, thanks to 大跃进
if you have time read this in detail and see how many Chinese people died and suffered because of communism : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Leap_Forward
here is an example of what the commies did to a farmer who stole food for his family :
Liu Desheng, guilty of poaching a sweet potato, was covered in urine ... He, his wife, and his son were also forced into a heap of excrement. Then tongs were used to prise his mouth open after he refused to swallow excrement. He died three weeks later.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Chinese_Famine
So commies in charge = starvation, but that's not all!
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There was already 1st round :
文化大革命
there are a lots of stories to tell, but you can find a good example with this
广西文革大屠杀
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
but why stop there?
how about
内人党事件 , 道县大屠杀 or 赵健民特务案
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner_Mongolia_incident, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daoxian_massacre or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhao_Jianmin_Spy_Case
all throughout the country leaders, elders and educated people were slaughtered thanks to this commie shit. Marx says :
"The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions. Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win."
All communists states have bathed in the blood of their most successful people, so that the most crooked in charge can gain power unchallenged. remember this film? :
this is what it's like to be living in the cultural revolution. except no one has dared make a version about China.
I could go on and on, but without external trade from the US and Europe and Deng Xiaoping who turned China outward, China would look like a better populated North Korea. Who wants to be part of North Korea??
If you think that the CPC has changed, I'm afraid it has not. The current explosive growth has only masked the ugliness within and it's current Emperor is a master of the old ways. It has bought itself a chance with growth from external trade which it squandered by not giving some of the wealth to it's people. Instead CPC seniors and well-connected cronies ran abroad with the money. Despicable behaviour. Do you really believe this is the government that should be in charge of a country let alone one of the most powerful ones?
I'm cutting myself off before I preach too much, but I believe I've identified something in the behaviour of pro-China people here. Please disagree with me if you think I'm wrong :
pro-China people in this forum care only about face or pride. Who gives me face, angmoh give me face, whatever because China is now mighty and powerful and suddenly we have a reason to be proud to be Chinese. BS. This is another problem with traditional Chinese upbringing. It takes a person's personal pride and destroys it and replaces it with pride for a country instead. (a subject for another discussion). I'm proud to be Chinese because of what I know and my history, not because China can build shit. As a result of this way of thinking, anything remotely negative about China is seen as personal insult or an insult to our ancestors. (Yes my ancestors came from China too). I'd like to think I really care about China and the Chinese people which the CPC is screwing back and forth and upside down. In a nutshell, I believe if you keep supporting the CPC, all you're doing is screwing Chinese peasants and ultimately China's future. I really don't mind discussing this further, so please feel free to question whatever I wrote.
Do I care about Uganda and the other countries you mentioned? not much and certainly not enough to do this amount of research on. Plus, I am only 1 person writing in 1 keyboard, the only change I am capable of is spreading the truth. It will take much more than me to change the regime. And in all honesty, I hate seeing people being lied to or lying to themselves. It's my pet peeve.
oh, if you think I'm one of those automatic angmoh PLPs that angmoh best etc, etc., I'm afraid I'm not because they have their own shit which I also can't be bothered to comment. But I'm not substituting one slaver for another.
There was already 1st round :
文化大革命
there are a lots of stories to tell, but you can find a good example with this
广西文革大屠杀
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
but why stop there?
how about
内人党事件 , 道县大屠杀 or 赵健民特务案
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner_Mongolia_incident, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daoxian_massacre or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhao_Jianmin_Spy_Case
all throughout the country leaders, elders and educated people were slaughtered thanks to this commie shit. Marx says :
"The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions. Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win."
All communists states have bathed in the blood of their most successful people, so that the most crooked in charge can gain power unchallenged. remember this film? :
this is what it's like to be living in the cultural revolution. except no one has dared make a version about China.
I could go on and on, but without external trade from the US and Europe and Deng Xiaoping who turned China outward, China would look like a better populated North Korea. Who wants to be part of North Korea??
If you think that the CPC has changed, I'm afraid it has not. The current explosive growth has only masked the ugliness within and it's current Emperor is a master of the old ways. It has bought itself a chance with growth from external trade which it squandered by not giving some of the wealth to it's people. Instead CPC seniors and well-connected cronies ran abroad with the money. Despicable behaviour. Do you really believe this is the government that should be in charge of a country let alone one of the most powerful ones?
I'm cutting myself off before I preach too much, but I believe I've identified something in the behaviour of pro-China people here. Please disagree with me if you think I'm wrong :
pro-China people in this forum care only about face or pride. Who gives me face, angmoh give me face, whatever because China is now mighty and powerful and suddenly we have a reason to be proud to be Chinese. BS. This is another problem with traditional Chinese upbringing. It takes a person's personal pride and destroys it and replaces it with pride for a country instead. (a subject for another discussion). I'm proud to be Chinese because of what I know and my history, not because China can build shit. As a result of this way of thinking, anything remotely negative about China is seen as personal insult or an insult to our ancestors. (Yes my ancestors came from China too). I'd like to think I really care about China and the Chinese people which the CPC is screwing back and forth and upside down. In a nutshell, I believe if you keep supporting the CPC, all you're doing is screwing Chinese peasants and ultimately China's future. I really don't mind discussing this further, so please feel free to question whatever I wrote.
Do I care about Uganda and the other countries you mentioned? not much and certainly not enough to do this amount of research on. Plus, I am only 1 person writing in 1 keyboard, the only change I am capable of is spreading the truth. It will take much more than me to change the regime. And in all honesty, I hate seeing people being lied to or lying to themselves. It's my pet peeve.
oh, if you think I'm one of those automatic angmoh PLPs that angmoh best etc, etc., I'm afraid I'm not because they have their own shit which I also can't be bothered to comment. But I'm not substituting one slaver for another.
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Ditto, ditto, and ditto.
I give you complete liberty to speak for me when it concerns the CCP, the CCP virus and China.
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many got killed in china and so what ? there were lots of senseless killing in china but this is not what the point i was putting to both of you. Firstly u think i am not aware of all these ? I dont write about these does not mean i agreed with these thing. Secondly , have you ever see a post from me that praise china ,americunt , india , etc ? Have u ever me making a one sentence remark that belittle any country ? U only see these from cheebye mouths like syed putra the cunt and laksa-idiot-boy , and others , including the two of you.Ditto, ditto, and ditto.
I give you complete liberty to speak for me when it concerns the CCP, the CCP virus and China.
Thirdly , my reply to your posts is i dont understand why you keep bad mouthing china only ? there a lot of suffering in other countries and
why dont you talk about them ?
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OK ok I get what you're saying. Don't have to get so upset. Calm down.
Why China bashing now? Because they are a clear and present danger. Their global ambition needs to be curtailed, especially now that they have set their sights on the South China Sea. Communist ideology cannot be allowed to spread. It is a virus itself. And who can stop them? Who has the clout, the ability and the might to stop them? Those who are anti-CCP here are not pro-AMDK. We are merely pro-democracy. It so happens that most AMDK countries are functioning democracies. Taiwan is too.
We are not Chinese citizens, hence they view us all as foreigners. Don't make the mistake of thinking they view the overseas people of chinese stock as chinese like them.
One good thing we have to thank China. Because of them and their virus, there hasn't been any islamic terrorist attacks since end of last year.
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HK belongs to china! The brits smuggled drugs opium in it as they cant find a business deal with china! The chinese came to tw, sg, aus and elsewhere without smuggling drugs!
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Tell that to these guys whose homes are invaded by millions of illegal immigrant han chinese who breed faster than locusts.
They murder chinese and poke hiv needles and steal and rob han chinese! Wont any president would make reinforcement?
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ALERT! The Chinese are wiping out Tibet
By Major General Mrinal Suman (retd)
October 13, 2016 10:15 IST
The world must hang its head in shame for being a mute spectator to the 'cultural holocaust' in Tibet, says Major General Mrinal Suman (retd), who visited Tibet recently.
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IMAGE: Activists dressed as Chinese soldiers and a Tibetan monk perform a street drama depicting the Tibetan uprising 52 years ago against Chinese rule. Photograph: Pichi Chuang/Reuters
Tibet continues to be an enigma to all visitors. My two visits have been no different.
One sees massive Chinese investment in road and railway infrastructure. Modern skyscrapers are coming up at a frenetic pace to house migrants from the mainland. Yet, Tibet presents a sight of a state under foreign siege.
A deceptive calm hides the underlying tension. There is no cheer in the air.
The story of Tibet is a saga of the world's apathy and indifference to the cultural genocide of Tibetan Buddhism. Brutal decimation of an ancient, rich and peace-loving culture by ruthless China has been ignored nonchalantly.
China annexed Tibet in 1950. Although the estimates vary considerably, it is believed that up to one million Tibetan natives have been killed by the Chinese to suppress their demand for freedom.
As the Tibetans are highly religious by nature, the Chinese have methodically targeted their places of worship and learning with a vengeance.
Over 6,000 monasteries have been destroyed or ransacked. Damage done to Tibet's relics, heritage and architecture has been truly horrendous; and beyond redemption.
Tibet has been amalgamated in China as the Tibet Autonomous Region. It is autonomous only in name; the Chinese government exercises total and unbridled control. The locals have no say.
Even though TAR has an ethnic Tibetan as the chairman, he is only a titular figure. He is subordinate to the branch secretary of the Communist Party of China (the real power wielder) and he is always from the Chinese mainland.
Wu Yingjie, a hard-nosed Han Chinese from Eastern China, is the current appointee.
There is minimal interaction between the Chinese and the natives. The Chinese behave like the rulers and treat the natives with disdain.
The Hans from mainland China occupy all senior government posts and are running prosperous businesses. They enjoy a much higher standard of living and strut around like rulers, demonstrating all the trappings of an occupation force.
On the other hand, the Tibetans are treated with suspicion and have been condemned to menial jobs. Their condition is worse than that of the slaves of the olden days. All janitors, sweepers, load carriers and labourers are Tibetans. Some manage public toilets to make a living. Many peddle in local stones and other produce.
It is sad to see a once-proud community degraded to the status of bonded labour. Poverty continues to afflict most.
IMAGE: Policemen review the oath that they took when they joined the Communist Party of China in front of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Photograph: China Daily/Reuters
Despite 66 years of occupation, China has not been able to crush the Tibetan spirit for independence.
On the contrary, grave atrocities committed through political and religious repression have strengthened their resolve further.
The Tibetans abhor the Chinese and the Chinese know it. The Chinese sense of insecurity is evident from the fact that Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and such other social media have been banned in Tibet. Here are some other indicators:
Although the Tibetans are wary of expressing their views openly, they never fail to express their gratitude to India for giving asylum to their temporal head and millions of other Tibetan refugees.
- At Taklakot, foreigners are asked to disembark from the bus and spread out their luggage on the roadside for inspection. Policemen rummage through each item to ensure that no material relating to the Dalai Lama is smuggled into Tibet. Printed material is closely examined. Worse, visitors are asked to show all pictures stored on their cameras and cell-phones.
- Every street and building in Tibet is embellished with innumerable Chinese flags, as if to constantly remind the locals that Tibet is under the Chinese rule. Similarly, billboards read 'Welcome to China's Tibet'.
- Every house is mandated to fly the Chinese flag on the roof-top; and its height must be more than that of the Tibetan prayer flags that traditionally adorn all houses. Non-compliance is construed as an act of defiance of the State authority and is dealt with harshly. Punishment may include imprisonment for anti-national proclivity.
- Tibetans are denied passports. They can visit the Chinese mainland, but cannot travel abroad. They are captives in their own country. China does not want them to interact with the world, lest their atrocities get exposed.
- Foreign visitors are not welcome in Tibet. Every tourist bus is accompanied by a policeman during travel in Tibet. He ensures that the permitted route is diligently followed. No deviations are allowed. Contact with the locals is discouraged. Military areas, police posts and even armed guards cannot be photographed. Yes, Tibet is a police State.
- Local authorities regulate the number of monks that a monastery can accommodate. Monks need official permission to visit other monasteries in large numbers. Armed soldiers invariably accompany them to monitor their activities.
A middle-aged woman vendor shoved a handful of walnuts in our hand, as if to say 'thank you'.
IMAGE: A boy puts his palms together as he rests with his family outside the Jokhang monastery in Lhasa. Photograph: Jacky Chen/Reuters
Traditionally, the Panchen Lama is considered second to the Dalai Lama in hierarchy and plays a critical role in selecting the next Dalai Lama.
After the escape of the current Dalai Lama to India in 1959, Panchen Lama Choekyi Gyaltsen sided with Communist China and supported the suppression of the 1959 rebellion. However, by 1962, he was a disillusioned man and accused China of smothering Tibetan culture.
He was imprisoned in 1964 and subsequently kept under house arrest. He died suddenly under mysterious circumstances at Shigatse in 1989. He was only 51 years old. Locals are convinced that he was poisoned by the Chinese.
A boy named Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was chosen to be the next Panchen Lama by the Dalai Lama and the then-incumbent abbot of Shigatse's Tashilhunpo monastery. However, the boy went missing soon after his nomination and is untraced to date. It is alleged that he is still being held in captivity at an unknown location in China.
In his place, the Chinese government conspired to select Gyaincain Norbu (son of two Communist Party members) as the 11th Panchen Lama. Most Tibetans do not recognise Norbu as the Panchen Lama and consider him to be a stooge of the Chinese.
Although the Panchen Lama traditionally lived in his official seat at the Tashilhunpo monastery in Shigatse, Norbu has chosen to reside in Beijing.
Hatred for him amongst the Tibetans is so intense that whenever he visits Shigatse, the city is converted into a police fortress to ensure his security. Locals are coerced to send two persons per family to attend his public addresses and are even paid money for the same.
Non-attendance is viewed seriously and can even invite police action.
IMAGE: Tibetan girls perform on horses during a Tibetan horse racing festival in Damxung county, Lhasa. Photograph: Jacky Chen/Reuters
China has been adopting a three pronged approach to ensure the total integration of Tibet -- demographic offensive, obliteration of Tibetan identity and undermining the standing of the Dalai Lama.
The Tibetan population consists of three broad ethnic groups -- nomads, agriculturists and urban dwellers. Whereas the demographic make-up of the first two groups remains largely undisturbed, it is the third ethnic group that is undergoing a worrisome change with the massive influx of Chinese migrants.
The Chinese government considers demographic swamping to be the ultimate solution. It is feared that the Han population will overwhelm the locals in the next two decades.
As the Chinese consider the knowledge of Mandarin to be essential for building national cohesion, the Tibetans are compelled to learn Mandarin. As a result, the local Tibetan language is being allowed to die.
Secondly, having failed to crush the ethnic pride of the Tibetans, China has been systematically targeting symbols of Tibetan uniqueness.
Recent demolitions at the Larung Gar Buddhist Academy and the Jhada Gon Palden Khachoe Nunnery are symptomatic of the Chinese efforts to subvert the local culture.
Larung Gar is said to be the biggest Tibetan Buddhist institute (academy and monastery) in the world and is keeping Buddhist knowledge alive. Under the garb of decongesting, it is attempting to curtail its influence.
Finally, as regards the Dalai Lama, the Chinese government suffers from acute phobia. It has forbidden referring to him as His Holiness. However, for the Tibetans, His Holiness the Dalai Lama continues to be the supreme head. They hold him in great esteem.
When told that we were from India, a young hotel boy told us that his sole ambition in life was to visit India to pay respects to His Holiness. With moist eyes, he rued his helplessness to acquire a passport.
Having failed to win over the 80-year-old Dalai Lama, China is waiting for his demise to install a pro-China boy as the next Dalai Lama. It has already started manoeuvring itself to be in a position to have its say.
Support of the lackey Panchen Lama will help considerably.
As per China's past track record, if the followers of the current Dalai Lama select a boy living in Tibet, he will be eliminated by China and replaced by a loyalist boy.
With the support of a pliable Dalai Lama, China will tighten its grip over the religious and spiritual facets of Tibetan culture further. That shall prove to be the final and fatal blow.
A rich culture will soon get wiped out and lost forever. Ominous signs are already discernible.
The world must hang its head in shame for being a mute spectator to the 'cultural holocaust' in Tibet.
Tibet belongs to china! Your ah neh is guarding at bhutan but unable to guard tibet as tibet is actually belongs to china! Dalai want to separate tibet from china then wont any govrt want to take action on him? U dumbass! Stop saying bad abt chinese and yet, u go lust on our chinese chio bu! Fuck u black monkey!
