''Free Tibet" ? Think Again !

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	''Free Tibet" ? Think Again !

benaloy

3-11-2009 5:16 AM

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3-11-2009 5:47 AM

valann 47

interesting clip

3-11-2009 9:03 AM

ratcatcher2

Balances up some of the clap trap peddled by Western media.

Since at least 1300 AD, Tibet has been mainly a part of China. It was one of the last fiefdoms of abject servitude draged hissing and screaming into the 20th century. Prostrating one self before a god may be fine. Prostration before a human is not!

3-12-2009 7:30 PM

benaloy

RatCatcher2, well said Sir, to human we will not cow down.

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