> On Apr 1, 3:45 am, Raymond nizuy.com> wrote:
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>> On Tue, 1 Apr 2008 01:11:30 -0700 (PDT), CharlesLiu

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>> hotmail.com> wrote:

>>>On Mar 31, 7:56 am, ni...@nizuy.com wrote:

>>>> On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:43:29 +0800, "BlueRay" hotmail.com>
>>>> wrote:

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>>>>>This  picture  was  used  as  evidence  that  the  Chinese
>>>>>PLA  disguised  as  Tibetan  monks  to   discredit  the  DALAI.
>>>>>What  is  the  reality ?
>>>>>Source---:  http://buddhism.kalachakranet.org/chinese-orchestrating-riots-tibet.htm

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>>>> Nothing but lies, you shameless liar. The picture is 5 years old. It
>>>> says so in the web page right below the picture.

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>>>The supposed photo of PLA drssing as lamas has been debunked by
>>>Chinese netters:

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>>>http://military.club.china.com/data/thread/1011/429/30/29/8_1.html

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>>>- The uniforms are props - no hats, some have stars on shoulder, some
>>>don't, no one is wearing badges and armbands. Some are wearing white
>>>socks. They stand around out of formation and bad postures like
>>>civilians do.

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>>>- The winter uniform don't match its surroudnings. There are people
>>>without even a light jackte. Tibet in spring is still heavy coat
>>>season.

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>>>- These are extras on a movie set. From their shaved heads (not even
>>>enlisted shave head) and gold and red garbs, these are *Panchen Lamas*
>>>working as extras. Dalai monks wear all red garbs with gold tassle.

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>>>- The pedicab is pre-2005 style. 2-3 years ago tourism bureau
>>>standardized the pedicab top in Tibet to reflect local falvor.

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>>>- It came from the back cover of 2003 TCHRD annual report. It was
>>>misused even then.

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>> Thank you. A job well done!

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> I can't the credit, it's the Chinese netter who did it. They have
> managed to track down the movie where the soldiers appeared.
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> To recount the events 1) some obscure UK tabloid blog said sh!t 2) all
> the China haters jumped on it 3) someone circulated the photo a photo
> from from 2003 TCHRD annual report as proof/support 4) Chinese netters
> find clues in the photo
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> Now they have found the movie, it's titled "Hong He Gu"(Red River
> Valley). The movie is about Tibet, shot in Tibet:
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> http://www.loogoo.com/commodity/1886.html
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> Here's the grass root discussion that led to the discovery:
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> http://www.fyjs.cn/bbs/read.php?tid=134285&fpage=0&toread=&page=5
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> Now, who's gonna tell HH that his people lied?
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>> If the clothing belongs to the monks of Panchen Lama, then the photo
>> should be taken in QingHai province instead of Tibet.- Hide quoted text -

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