News from Tibet/Chinese Propaganda


	News from Tibet/Chinese Propaganda

papananook

3-21-2008 3:42 AM

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papananook says:

When someone vilifies a man of peace like the Dalai Lama (i've met him) ya gotta take their rhetoric with deep scorn. The Chinese are in danger of huge blowback (i hope) at the Olympics.

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