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  • Obama sends the Dali Lama out the back door.

    02/19/2010 8:39:39 AM PST · by eisch · 66 replies · 2,425+ views
    Drudge Report | 2/19/10 | Drudge
    There is a picture on Drudge showing the Dali Lama walking by the garbage as he leaves the White House.
  • China demands U-turn on Obama's Dalai Lama meet

    02/12/2010 2:05:59 AM PST · by BIOCHEMKY · 100 replies · 3,282+ views
    The Sydney Morning Herald ^ | Feb. 12, 2010 | Marianne Barriaux
    China on Friday demanded the White House cancel a meeting between US President Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama, warning that already strained ties between the two powers would be damaged further. Beijing reacted angrily to the White House announcement that Obama would next week receive the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, accused by China of seeking independence for his homeland. "We firmly oppose the Dalai Lama visiting the United States and US leaders having contact with him," foreign ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu said. "We urge the US side to fully understand the high sensitivity of Tibet-related issues, and honour its...
  • Despite Chinese protests, Obama will meet with Dalai Lama

    02/02/2010 11:35:04 AM PST · by Justaham · 8 replies · 388+ views
    cnn.com ^ | 2-1-10 | Xuan Thai
    President Barack Obama still plans to meet with exiled Tibetan religious leader the Dalai Lama despite recent protests from Chinese officials, according to the White House. "The president told China's leaders during his trip last year that he would meet with the Dalai Lama and he intends to do so," said Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton aboard Air Force One. "To be clear, the U.S. considers Tibet to be a part of China and we have human rights concerns about the treatment of Tibetans," Burton continued. Although a date for the meeting has not been announced, Burton emphasized that the...