Tibetans in Dharamsala hold march to commemorate 65th 'National Uprising Day'
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Hendarto
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China is winning the hearts and minds of Tibetans there is no doubt about it. Rising living standards, better-educated youngsters. Those people in Dharmsala are anachronistic except for some exiles Nobody cares about it It is a dying communities that exist only on the generosity of Western NGOs and is full of corruption and nepotism.
Even the expats who got a chance to visit Tibet are impressed with the development of the new Tibet. Here is a happy Tibetan celebrating their heritage dance of Ghorze in Chengdu
Even the expats who got a chance to visit Tibet are impressed with the development of the new Tibet. Here is a happy Tibetan celebrating their heritage dance of Ghorze in Chengdu
Joe Shearer
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He got it.
He has been under observation, increasingly concerned observation, and it was impossible to stand his offensive posts and open hatred of all he considered enemies of his country.
Please consider reporting offensive posts. Above all, please refrain from responding to these filthy posts with angry retaliatory posts; stick to reporting them.
Joe Shearer
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Krptonite
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Why apologise?
There's 1.4 billion Indians, anyone with a functioning brain cell wouldn't assume all to be a monolith, and those that do assume, utilised all their remaining brain power to do so and are incapable of any further processing.
Posters are reminded to report posts, wait for the moderation team to catch up and desist from engaging with trolls
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Joe Shearer
Professional
The deleted posts were really nasty. But you have summed it up very well. Thanks.
Hendarto
Registered Member
We haven't heard much in the Western press about Tibet now sort of forgotten or they don't have the material to demonize China Let me remind everyone that Tibet society in the 1950's is not some kind of paradise on earth depicted in a novel or Holywood movie like Shangri La.
Anything but It is a slave society with 95% of the population being serfs or slaves. They were on the brink of extinction because too many men were monks and many women serfs as slaves or serfs in landlord estates. Ther are only less than 1 million Tibetans in TAR. Now the number is like 4 million. No wonder when PLA entered Tibet they were greeted with joy by the majority of Tibetans.
Here is a flashback picture
Anything but It is a slave society with 95% of the population being serfs or slaves. They were on the brink of extinction because too many men were monks and many women serfs as slaves or serfs in landlord estates. Ther are only less than 1 million Tibetans in TAR. Now the number is like 4 million. No wonder when PLA entered Tibet they were greeted with joy by the majority of Tibetans.
Here is a flashback picture
Joe Shearer
Professional
Give it a break.
I understand that the PLA came in as liberators of the downtrodden, and now that you have made your point, if you don't want a long-drawn out argument over facts that you can only quote the party line, and I can only quote the resistance. it is best to drop the subject.
Your choice.
Beijingwalker
VIP Member
Tibetans live a peaceful and wealthy life with GDP per capita reaching $10,000, what the GDP per capita for those Indian Tibetans? $1,000?
Joe Shearer
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Beijingwalker
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Actually most of those exile Tibetans are the descendants of the old Tibetan aristocrats who followed Dalai Lama into India. Aristocrats only made up less than 5% of the then Tibetan population. What an irony that now former serfs live a life 10 times better than their former masters.
Joe Shearer
Professional
Trash talking them doesn't impress anyone.
Beijingwalker
VIP Member
No mercy for slave owners if you'd learned what they did to their slaves.
Beijingwalker
VIP Member
How CCP treat its citizens? providing free housing, free education, free healthcare, world top class facilities and high standard of living? what do you provide your citizens?
