Tibet

Hi Ratna,

Certainly human rights has been violated with people being shot "like a dog". about 99 people are dead as reported per se.

Well, Only about a few months ago when myanmar government cracked down on the Buddhist monk's backed protest that claims hundreds of lives, world pressure china as Myanmar's largest trading partner to conduct restrain.
But it seems that for now, before Olympic torched being passed down by the runner, the protest will spread into other provinces and other countries even faster.

for the information, that Myanmar is still alive altho the whole world under UN embargo the nation is because Myanmar is the largest producer or world RUBY stone. ruby is the red diamond crystal. it produces 90% of world's ruby.
and china has mainly supply the nation with goods and military equipments.

anyhow, one to learn... whose gonna remember those who "WERE SHOT LIKE A DOG" TOMORROW....i dont give a fuck what future has they changed, i dont even know a single name of the dead people in tian an men square...
they all pretend to care.. but who knows any of those tian an men square victim?
the point is,
DO NOT DIE LIKE A DOG FOR A SILLY REFORMATION THAT UR NAME IS NOT GOING TO BE REMEMBERED, i better die like hitler remembered than die like a dog being squashed by tank not remembered...

on a link above from reuters article,
it was titled. , "China accuses Dalai Lama of taking Olympics "hostage"

the world has become so interesting that we sometimes question if china's accusation on holy person like Dalai Lama is valid.
Some might condemn what china did, but china is communist, a no god land.
world has become so interesting that even an olympic games can be held hostage... Good play dalai (if he does orchestrated the whole "incident")


below is an interesting opinion from an expert regarding tibet

Comment by Jamie Metzl , Executive Vice President, Asia Society
Comment by Jamie Metzl, Executive VP, Asia Society - Mar 17, 2008

The most important thing to keep in mind is that tension between China and Tibet has been building for decades. On one side you have the Chinese increasing their efforts to fully integrate Tibet into China, while on the other side Tibetans are pushing for meaningful cultural and religious autonomy under Chinese rule. The upcoming Beijing Olympics are creating a platform where the Tibetans may feel more emboldened in making their claims, while the Chinese feel that they need to limit dissent and promote peace and stability.

We don’t know how these protest are going to end. Certainly the Dalai Lama has made a strong commitment to non violence and I have every expectation that commitment will be maintained. The Dalai Lama has also expressed his desire for Tibet to remain part of China, but with greater autonomy. To date the Chinese have been hesitant to yield to the demands of the Tibet exile movement for things such as the Dalai Lama’s return to Lhasa.