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Nancy Pelosi's 'Dalai-ances' make China angry


By M&C People Mar 23, 2008, 17:06 GMT

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HarryMar 23rd, 2008 - 22:18:00

This time,German is the major sopprt behind Tibet terrorists. The reason was that German losed the contarct to build the high speed railway between Beijing and Shanghai last year. German also accused of China stealing high speed railway technology from German. The German are using Dalai Lama to retaliate China for their business loss. Right before March 8 German had 3000 towns held supporting activities for Dalai Lama. China will boycott German made cars in China. If US media are soft on China this time, China may cancel all future airplane contracts from airbus and replace them with Boeing.

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JesusMar 23rd, 2008 - 23:17:29

If China is so horrible, then why the double standard on the part of Ms. Pelosi to back free trade between China and the USA?

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SP4: Well Mr. Jesus...Mar 23rd, 2008 - 23:35:26

...Dems backing free trade usually have to go to another country to do it, at least until after November.

The dems have, once again, never been honest with their constituency about free trade. They ramrodded it through in the 1990's, over what seemed to be silence from the Unions, all with the approval of the republicans, who, surprisingly were totally out front with free trade.

So now, they rail against it (Obama, Clinton) after they spent 15 years letting it out of the barn.

Why do the dems let China off the hook? Why did they let Bin Laden get away? Why did they make a useless anti-nuke treaty with N. Korea? Why DID China get MFN status in the 1990's with all of it's human rights abuses?

They are the capitulaters.

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DavidMar 24th, 2008 - 01:21:25

It's clear Ms Pelosi jumped her gun and shot her own foot. It indeed looks pretty bad on her. She should be tought a leason because her action essentially condones violence in Lhasa and fan further violence across the globe. It was reported those riots not only attach innocent people and set fires on shops, even burned a 8-month baby live to death along with 4 other adults in a garage.

When she took the Speakership, she promised to pass legislations to bring US troop back. Now over 4 years and after nearly 4000 US troop death (not to mention hundreds and thousands violence death of Iraq civilans), Bush & Chency are againing calling Iraq a success. She said nothing in response, but she was willing to waste tax-payer's money and time to bad monthing China. Shame on Pelosi

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ErwinMar 24th, 2008 - 02:24:14

Now I know why Ms Pelosi,as house speaker, is interested in the issue in Tibet instead of her own house. She got problems in her own yard and tried to cover it. What a shame political trick.

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PLMar 24th, 2008 - 12:33:44

The ruthless Chinese bullies have to get out Tibet. The Chinese complain because they are used to getting their way using tanks and guns.

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CharlesMar 24th, 2008 - 14:37:26

Just wanted to humbly draw attention to the fact that 'Harry' 'Erwin' 'David' are obviously non-native speakers (most likely Chinese) posing as caucasians because they assume that makes them more credible.

I think they could more effectively argue their case as Chinese. Faking names/origins immediately call into questions the legitimacy of their positions.

Please put that in the 'suggestion box,' or inform your handlers directly.

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billMar 24th, 2008 - 15:03:51

This is an eyewitness account of a foreign resident in Lhasa who took refuge in a hotel close to the centre of the Tibetan capital yesterday. The city was gripped by violence after protesters and police clashed

'Oh my God. Oh no. That's crazy. One hundred people are trying to stone one man. A man was trying to cross the street with his motorcycle - they were trying to stone him but it's so crowded I can't see whether they got him or not.

'We came out for a walk about at about five today. I knew something was happening because there were a lot of people on the street. We were on Sera Street, which goes to the [Klukang] monastery. It sounds like the noise came from there; it sounds like at first they had been fighting in the temple.

'We saw people running and people in this hotel told us to get in quickly as the crowd was coming. They seem OK here, maybe the owner is Tibetan. All the other hotels have smashed windows.

'The residents are very angry. They are throwing stones at anyone who is Han [Chinese] or from other minorities like the Hui, who are Muslims. It seems like it's ethnic - like they want to kill anyone not Tibetan.

'I would say it's a riot here but I think in the centre it's worse. There's a lot of smoke - we can see it where there have been burnings. I heard people saying the authorities were firing, using guns. We don't know.

Here we have seen people trying to stone anyone they can - Han and other minorities, not foreigners. The Tibetans had stones and knives. I saw Chinese people running away - there was nothing they could do.

'We don't see any police around here. Maybe they're all in the centre and are too busy. It's very violent.

'Oh my God. Someone has a gun in front of me. There's a group of about 20 people - two of them have handguns. They are walking the street.They're shooting. They didn't have uniforms, but the way they were in a group I thought maybe they were police. They went down the street and the first one fired, that's for sure - I think the others did; there was so much noise I can't be sure. Then some of the citizens threw stones, but not at them - in the other direction. So I don't know if they were police or maybe Tibetans.

'I have just been out to get my things. We are staying at the hotel tonight. There are still people on the streets but only Tibetans - if they see anyone

Chinese they throw stones.

'Three times people raised their arms and then when they saw I was white they stopped it. The thing that surprised me most was that I saw no police or soldiers.

'I saw three people assaulting a man - I was 50 metres away, but I think he was Chinese. They kicked him and then one man had a knife and used it. He was lying on the floor and the man put the knife in his back, like he wanted to see he was dead.

'I had to get away, there were people throwing stones.

'When I came back he was gone - I don't know if he's dead. Then I saw people who had obviously been beaten or stoned. There wasn't blood on them but they were so shocked.

'This area used to be a place where Tibetans and the Chinese were friendly.

'I think this is going to get worse. One person told me 300 people have died in the city centre [the Guardian has no information to substantiate this claim]. I just don't know.'

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YamamotoMar 24th, 2008 - 16:24:48

If Tibet is an 'integral' part of China, then China is also an integral part of Japan. Afterall we ruled China with an iron-hand for over two decades, until the mighty Amerikaners defeated Nippon in WWII. This allowed the cowardly Chinese and their ugly Chairman Mao Tse-Dung to emerge from hiding in the jungles and declare independence from Japan.

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FrankMar 24th, 2008 - 19:12:26

Tibet is always part of China for more than 700 years.

British and America working hard to separate Tibet from China since 19th century.

In 1957 the CIA culled six young men from among Tibetans residing abroad and sent them to Guam of the United States to receive training in map-reading, radio transmission, shooting and parachuting. Subsequently, the United States trained 170 'Kamba guerrillas' in batches in Hale Camp, Colorado. The trained 'Kamba guerrillas' were airdropped or sneaked into Tibet to execute CIA's plan activities. In May 1958, two agents trained by the Americans in the first batch brought a transceiver to the headquarter, which was set up by the rebel leader Anzhugcang Goinbo Zhaxi in Shannan, to make contact with the CIA. United States air-dropped arms and ammunition, including 20 sub-machine guns, two mortars, 100 rifles, 600 hand-grenades, 600 artillery shells and close to 40,000 bullets, to the rebels in the plateau called Chigu Lama Thang. During the same period, United States clandestinely shipped large amounts of arms and ammunition overland to the rebels entrenched in the Shannan area.

It was obvious that 1959 Tibet rebellion was all planned by American government

Form there on, America has been continuously backing the independent movement of Tibet all along. A movie 'Seven Years in Tibet' produced by U.S. fooled the American with distorted historical facts. Funding was poured into foundations in U.S. to continue the anti-Chinese activities.

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