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Author: chatnoirchatnoir Date: Mar 20, 2008 19:23
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/mar/20/tibet.china
Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
Timothy Garton Ash
The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
it wouldn't help China either.
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Author: WakalukongWakalukong Date: Mar 20, 2008 21:07
On Mar 21, 10:23 am, chatnoir mindspring.com> wrote:> http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/mar/20/tibet.china
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> Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
> There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
> and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
> Timothy Garton Ash
> The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
> Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
> to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
> whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
> it wouldn't help China either. (snip)
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As usual, when the "free countries" detect any fart coming out of
China (even if it's partly CIA poison gas), they'd gang up and start
giving imperial orders to China. They'd even drag in a prince to make
it look imperial.
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Author: CharlesLiuCharlesLiu Date: Mar 20, 2008 21:47
On Mar 20, 9:07 pm, Wakalukong yahoo.com.sg> wrote:>> Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
>> There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
>> and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
>> Timothy Garton Ash
>> The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
>> Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
>> to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
>> whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
>> it wouldn't help China either.
>
> (snip)
> ----------
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> As usual, when the "free countries" detect any fart coming out of
> China (even if it's partly CIA poison gas), they'd gang up and start
> giving imperial orders to China. They'd even drag in a prince to make
> it look imperial. ...
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Author: bungbung Date: Mar 20, 2008 22:23
On Mar 20, 10:47 pm, CharlesLiu hotmail.com> wrote:> On Mar 20, 9:07 pm, Wakalukong yahoo.com.sg> wrote:
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>>> Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
>>> There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
>>> and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
>>> Timothy Garton Ash
>>> The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
>>> Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
>>> to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
>>> whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
>>> it wouldn't help China either.
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Author: bmoorebmoore Date: Mar 20, 2008 22:53
On Mar 20, 9:47 pm, CharlesLiu hotmail.com> wrote:> On Mar 20, 9:07 pm, Wakalukong yahoo.com.sg> wrote:
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>>> Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
>>> There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
>>> and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
>>> Timothy Garton Ash
>>> The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
>>> Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
>>> to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
>>> whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
>>> it wouldn't help China either.
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Author: taurusnjutaurusnju Date: Mar 21, 2008 00:48
Donnot be childish. Papers never tell truth, neither in China nor
America.
There is a riot in Tibet, not a bedin, as one of my classmates is
hurted by the Tibetan Buddhists. And the police and armies took no
actions to beat back.
After all, I don't like the communism , while I don't like the self-
righteous Aemricans either.
I shall never belive that the US government will really pay any
sympathy on the Tibetan, nothing but to suppress China.
On 3月21日, 上午10時23分, chatnoir mindspring.com> wrote:
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Author: nidayenidaye Date: Mar 21, 2008 02:27
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 22:53:47 -0700 (PDT), bmoore@ nyx.net wrote:
>On Mar 20, 9:47?pm, CharlesLiu hotmail.com> wrote:>> On Mar 20, 9:07?pm, Wakalukong yahoo.com.sg> wrote:
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Author: chatnoirchatnoir Date: Mar 21, 2008 03:19
On Mar 20, 10:47 pm, CharlesLiu hotmail.com> wrote:> On Mar 20, 9:07 pm, Wakalukong yahoo.com.sg> wrote:
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>>> Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
>>> There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
>>> and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
>>> Timothy Garton Ash
>>> The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
>>> Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
>>> to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
>>> whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
>>> it wouldn't help China either.
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>> (snip)
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Author: chatnoirchatnoir Date: Mar 21, 2008 03:22
> On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 22:53:47 -0700 (PDT), bmo...@ nyx.net wrote: >>On Mar 20, 9:47?pm, CharlesLiu hotmail.com> wrote:>>> On Mar 20, 9:07?pm, Wakalukong yahoo.com.sg> wrote:>
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>>>>> Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama
>>>>> There is not much that we can do for suffering Tibet, but this we can
>>>>> and must. It's far more than mere tokenism
>>>>> Timothy Garton Ash
>>>>> The Guardian, Thursday March 20 2008 Article history
>>>>> Gordon Brown yesterday promised to meet the Dalai Lama when he comes
>>>>> to Britain in May. So should all other leaders of free countries,
>>>>> whenever the opportunity arises. Anything less would shame us all. And
>>>>> it wouldn't help China either.
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>>>> (snip)
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Author: chatnoirchatnoir Date: Mar 21, 2008 03:26
> Donnot be childish. Papers never tell truth, neither in China nor
> America.
> There is a riot in Tibet, not a bedin, as one of my classmates is
> hurted by the Tibetan Buddhists. And the police and armies took no
> actions to beat back.
> After all, I don't like the communism , while I don't like the self-
> righteous Aemricans either.
Why do the Chinese just own all the shops in Tibet????????
> I shall never belive that the US government will really pay any
> sympathy on the Tibetan, nothing but to suppress China.
>
> On 3月21日, 上午10時23分, chatnoir mindspring.com> wrote:
>>>http...
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