[1rudeboy]

. . . but did you ever ask yourself such a question that to whom is this freedom belong?

It belongs to you, and is an inalienable right given to you by God.

[Pietro]

Sounds like an apology for Chinese occupation, nut.

I'm sure the boot that China has on the neck of Tibet is gentle and benevolent and they only want the good for the people there.

Many blessings in your serfdom.

[TooBusy]

Freedom is not freedom. To most freedom means not to be ruled by others, not the western individual freedom model. I also find it hard to believe that life under authoritarian Lama rule would be less pleasant than life under genocidal Chinese rule.

—”Don't you think it's weird that in the process of “free Tibet” movement only several monks and oversea persons stand up, instead of masses of Tibetans?”

You could say this about the Chinese as well, no? As for the Han we will be killing most of them eventually anyway.

[steel_resolve]

YOu have alot of nerve coming on this site of all places and spewing your PRC propaganda. Tibet does not belong to China. China THINKS it does, but the Tibetan people were once free and will one day be so again. As far as your assertion that the Han migration/GENOCIDE can be compared to American settlers, don’t make me laugh - part of the reason the Tibetans rioted was because of the economic disparity between the poor Tibetans and the Han.

[jmc813]

[TigersEye]

Who started the trouble in Tibet?

Chinese Regime Implicated in Staging Violence in Lhasa—UPDATED

Agents Provocateur? ["Tibetan supporter" who attacked torch bearer may be Chinese agent]

China salaries overseas Chinese for anti-Tibetan protests (rent-a-mob: $350 per head)

‘Beijing orchestrating Tibet riots’

Attack on an American volunteer by anti-Carrefour mob in Zhuzhou, Hunan
"The cab driver was shouting at him to get out. Then they started hitting the car.
The crowd was shouting "kill him! kill the Frenchman.""

[TigersEye]

Let's get one thing straight. China has never had real sovereign control of Tibet until 1950 when Mao's Red Army invaded and within fifteen years over 1.5 million Tibetans had been killed.

History of Tibet

As to my personal feelings I wish the U.S. had never stopped supporting Tibetans with guns and butter.

CIA’s Secret War in Tibet

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

So, you just signed up on May 13, 2008, and now you're posting this stuff?

[djf]

Sounds like that weird syntax they use on those Hobbit threads...

[Dasrafael]

My posts which oppose the CCP in chinese BBS have been deleted.
I will never believe that there is freedom under the CCP’s rule. What are they doing? They strengthen their domination, gain money from our taxpayers for their own sake.
Well, it is good to love our country, but it doesn't mean that we should protect the CCP.
Most of them are killers.