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Originally posted by 27jd
reply to post by ikaruga
Whatever you say bro. I'm not tryin to stir up too much trouble for Chinese intel, last thing I need is a nasty computer virus or walk out of my home tomorrow morning and be surrounded by ninjas with swords and sh*t....go China!
[edit on 20-3-2008 by 27jd]
Originally posted by Witness2008
reply to post by wwssii
Yes wwssi I knew that Tibetan nobels did hold slaves, however all Tibetans were not slaves. Kind of an internal problem not unlike the internal problems of slave labor and human rights violations going on in china right now. Does china need an invasion from another country to cure her internal ills?
Originally posted by ikaruga
Ninjas are from Japan, not China. Nice one.
Originally posted by ikaruga
Does the American military let reporters and human rights observers into warzones in Iraq?
And what makes you so sure you would understand the truth when you don't even understand the complexity of the issue.
Most of you are only looking at this issue from one side, failing to take the time to understand Chinese or Tibetan culture in any of this.
Originally posted by wwssii
Tibet sees the fastest-growth rate among China's provinces.
i can't find such things like rape, torture or genocide in the world only except the iraq and aphaganstan.
Tibetans live good lives and will also brace a prosperous future.
Originally posted by ikaruga
Wow, you Pro-Tibet for no reason people must are really fishing at the bottom of the barrel now. I am not personally attacking anyone. I am merely stating that people who have no real experience with China or Tibet and who obtain all their news and information from various internet media outlets are looking at this issue the wrong way.
And it's not being full of yourself when you are right.
Originally posted by wwssii
my info: Registered: 17-7-2005
i never started any post since here is your place. i just reply on some post i know some about.
Originally posted by ikaruga
The fact still remains: Tibet is much better off under Chinese rule. Akin to Africa under British rule.
Hahahaha....I am an American. I don't work for the PRC. Do you really think the Chinese government has nothing better to do than care about what goes on at ATS?
Might be time to jump back down from that ledge you are living on and back onto the firm soil of reality.
I am merely a man who is able to take information from all sides, make my own observations, and subsequently form my own opinions.
Originally posted by wwssii
before liberation, tibetans were mostly slaves exploited by Dalai and other landlords or nobles.
after the liberation, Tibetans began their really life as human
Originally posted by Witness2008
According to chinawhite they track down your IP address and throw you in jail.
There has been some interest in my time zone.
they are FAST (the quickness with which their ass gets kicked is just amazing)
Well, now, this being a conspiracy site, you're doing a great job of fuelling the "China monitors content/net attack brigades" theory. I mean, as secret agents go, you're about as discrete as 007. Why bother to register if you're just here to keep an eye on the anti-China posting? Surely it would be a little more covert just to lurk...
Winning the backing of camera-friendly celebrities and power-wielding politicians has long been the strength of the smiling and avuncular 1989 Nobel laureate. Laughing, joking and yet utterly serious all in the space of a sentence, this is a role he continues to play to perfection as the cause to which he has devoted his life receives unprecedented world attention. Never more than now has he needed to stress the importance of non-violent protest and the limited nature of the movement's demands.
"The Chinese constitution already mentions autonomy [for Tibet]. So that should not be just a word on paper but implemented on the spot," he said, sitting in front of a statue of the Buddha. "The whole world knows Dalai Lama is not seeking independence, one hundred times, a thousand times I have repeated this. It is my mantra – we are not seeking independence."
Originally posted by ikaruga
reply to post by Witness2008
Hahahaha...I have been in China for three years. I search what I want, when I want on the net. If a website is blocked, the proxy servers are always up.
I still haven't been put in jail. I routinely have discussions with Chinese concerning religion, politics, and the past.
China is not Communist. They are, if anything, an agressive capitalist-socialist state. The government is run with the cooperation of key industries and corporations. Basically, the same way as the United States is. Only difference being, instead of filling the media with a bunch of lies and disinformation in regards to their practices and policies, the Chinese choose to say nothing at all.
What's the difference?
Originally posted by worldtruth
America, this is your Western Media: youtube.com...
Originally posted by worldtruth
actually I live here in annapolis, CA