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Originally posted by caballero
no he closed off the entire country from the outside world. He imprisoned those who would start uprisings within russia, and he starved the innocent.
Cruel Torture Recorded in Tibet
The most cruel activities in the world, at one time, prevailed in Tibet, a Buddhist Holy Land, just half a century ago.
The Langzixia Prison, which lies not far from the Johkang Monastery in Lhasa, houses numerous instruments of torture in old Tibet. The three-story prison was built by the old Tibetan government.
Pictures on the walls of the prison, now a museum not open to tourists, record horrible scenes like the hands of a woman being cut off and complete skin of an adult man and a child being peeled off. Scaffold, fetters, handcuffs and many other unknown instruments are also on display.
It is reported that Tibetans had their nose, ears, tongue and even heart dug out in this prison. Some were buried after having their skin peeled and genitals cut off.
There is a "cave of scorpions" at Zongshan Castle. When a prisoner was thrown into the cave, countless scorpions as large as the palm of a person's hand would quickly sting the person to death.
Those who had been punished were ordinary Tibetans who could not pay their taxes or thieves, with the approval of the Dalai Lama.
According to the archives of the Tibetan government, the Dalai Lama, when chanting scriptures, had ordered presentation of the person's fresh heart, human fat, teenager's skin and stones used to kill people.
Even major lamaseries did something contradictory to the purpose of Buddhism. Lamas at the Zhebung Monastery burned to death a Tibetan woman who gave birth to a triplet. The Dalai Lama' s teacher had raped 400 women, sodomized 300 males and beat 2,300 slaves.
The practices were eventually abolished after the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951. the Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959. He still preaches that Tibet under this rule was a Buddhist heaven where men were equal.
Originally posted by johnnylightning06
of course he was bad
Originally posted by Lucid Lunacy
He also posted that video on the Dali Lama in response to my request for it, so redistribute some of your heat to me please
Also, the Dali Lama has said things that are most definitely against the tenets of Buddhism and not conducive to a state of a bodhisattva.
when you asked for a link proving that the Dalai Lama was a mass murdering evil monster, bigbert1 chose Penn & Teller as the authorities for his opinion
Originally posted by djerwulfe
Shameless self importance. People kill other organisms with their "bare hands" minute by minute. I have done so several times and so have you.
I played no part in the Conquest or in any of the Allied actions in the European theatre, WWII.
Originally posted by bigbert81
Originally posted by lightseeker
reply to post by bigbert81
Oh, right! Penn & Teller!! Gee, thanks for giving us such an educated, reasoned and well balanced overview of chinese-tibet relations and on that blood-thirsty barbarian, the Dalai Lama. Yeah, you really gotta keep an eye on those buddhist priest types. Give me a break!!
Hmmm, LightSeeker, huh?
Funny, because from what I've seen, you sure like to stay in the dark.
Ooooh, snap! Yeah, I went there.
I am researching all the time;I just don't believe everything I read or hear, without researching it completely.
Do some friggin' research.
However so many have been since hitler yet we do nothing to stop them, we do nothing to educate our youths on stalins evils
In the Korean War the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China aided the Communists in North Korea and China against the United Nations forces led by the United States, the Soviet Union did not enter the war directly, though it was allegedly reported that the Soviets had been sending over pilots to fly for the Communists in MiG 15 fighter jets. China however did enter the war directly and sent millions of its troops in 1950 preventing the U.N. coalition from defeating the communist government of the north.
In the Vietnam War the Soviet Union supplied North Vietnam and the Viet Minh with training, logistics and material but unlike the United States Armed Forces they fought the war through their proxies and did not enter the conflict directly.
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Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Extraordinary! I've scrolled down this conversation and read about 80% of the contributions. Unless I've missed it nobody has mentioned Pol Pot.
Why should he figure in this list of evil? Well unlike any of the others, he succeeded in having murdered more than one third of his own people. Nobody, Hitler, Stalin, Mao Tse Tung or any of the others slaughtered such a large proportion of their own people.
Lest he be forgotten, kindly add Pol Pot to the Hall of Evil.
Originally posted by caballero
but there were others just as bad if not worse in the sadistic nature of the genocide right?
In the Dalai Lama's Tibet, torture and mutilation---including eye gouging, the pulling out of tongues, hamstringing, and amputation of arms and legs--were favored punishments inflicted upon thieves, runaway serfs, and other "criminals." Journeying through Tibet in the 1960s, Stuart and Roma Gelder interviewed a former serf, Tsereh Wang Tuei, who had stolen two sheep belonging to a monastery. For this he had both his eyes gouged out and his hand mutilated beyond use. He explains that he no longer is a Buddhist: "When a holy lama told them to blind me I thought there was no good in religion."
Originally posted by lightseeker
and let's face it, when you are thinking about evil, genocidal tyrants, the DL does not spring instantly to mind, right?
I similarly, have no interest in attaining bodhisattva, nivana or any other state of grace but that provided for by God, through Jesus Christ, so that argument doesn't mean much to me,
if it is intended to show that the DL is somehow evil because he doesn't abide by strict budhist edict;
but then he is the Dalai Lama and is allowed some slack there, no?