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Originally Posted by kriya
Sorry gita, but that reads like Chinese propaganda to me. And its laughable to call the Chinese occupation of Tibet a revolution. How can you have a revolution in someone elses country?
The Dalai Lama himself has praised the Chinese for modernising Tibet, but he is seeking a democracy for his homeland not a communist state of China.
What really upsets me is the fact that China is allowed to get away with its occupation and the atrocities that it has inflicted on the Tibetian people, and the world just looks on. 
Love,
Kriya |
I don’t agree with occupation of any country by anyone but just look at the rest of the world. I’m not defending China but look at the so called super powers of the world committing atrocities all over the world. They are all as bad as each other but it’s designed that way.
My point was the Dalai Lama is not necessarily what he pertains to be. I myself was shocked when I came across some undesirable info about him and found it hard to believe but after much research, I’m forced to digest the info. I’ve come to a conclusion that all religions are there to control the masses and keep people in fear no matter how sweet and innocent their leaders are and what good acts they may be performing on the surface to prim their image – there’s always a sinister agenda behind it. I’m sure if Dalai Lama didn’t play ball with the PTB, then he would have long been assassinated. Just my view.