> http://www.beppegrillo.it/eng/2008/03/free_tibet_1.html#trackbacks
>
> Free Tibet
>
> Source: Asianews
> What if the United States had invaded Mexico. What if France had
> occupied Algeria. Or what if Australia had declared war on Papua New
> Guinea. What if Japan had annexed Manchuria. What if Italy were to go
> back to Libya with gunboats. What if all of this happened in the year
> in which the Olympic Games were due to be held in the United States,
> in France, in Australia, in Japan or in Italy. Would the Olympic Games
> still have gone ahead in these Countries? On what grounds? In the name
> of the WTO? Globalisation? Consumerism?
> The Italian government dropped its trousers to half-mast like
> D’Alema’s (no one really expected them to do otherwise).
>
> Source: Asianews
> Humanity owes an enormous debt to Tibet, to its culture and to its
> inhabitants. Tibet has been left alone for almost sixty years, and ...

> http://www.beppegrillo.it/eng/2008/03/free_tibet_1.html#trackbacks
>
> Free Tibet
>
> Source: Asianews
> What if the United States had invaded Mexico. What if France had
> occupied Algeria. Or what if Australia had declared war on Papua New
> Guinea. What if Japan had annexed Manchuria. What if Italy were to go
> back to Libya with gunboats. What if all of this happened in the year
> in which the Olympic Games were due to be held in the United States,
> in France, in Australia, in Japan or in Italy. Would the Olympic Games
> still have gone ahead in these Countries? On what grounds? In the name
> of the WTO? Globalisation? Consumerism?
> The Italian government dropped its trousers to half-mast like
> D’Alema’s (no one really expected them to do otherwise).
>
> Source: Asianews
> Humanity owes an enormous debt to Tibet, to its culture and to its
> inhabitants. Tibet has been left alone for almost sixty years, and ...

> Mao did liberate the Tibetans when PRC was set up but then the Tibetans were

> turned into communist slaves again in the period of extreme leftism.