Tibet: One world, one dream?
Albert K. Fung
Clearly, does not sit well at all with the Tibetan monks. It
appears that the ultimate nightmare of China's ruling elites
is fast becoming a reality: A repeat of the TAM saga, in the
world stage under the full glare of the world press. Lhasa's
riot, not Beijing's NPC plenary meeting captured the attent-
ion of the world.
President Hu and his hand picked successor, were approved.
It's the hight of irony, perhaps befitting, that Lhasa.s riot
marked the ascension of, in the eyes of Tibetans the ruthless
destroyer of their culture and way of life.
The enchanting capital of the Himalayan plateau and spiritual
mecca of the world, is now in locked down mode. News and com-
munication channels were shutdown. Curfew was imposed by army
and police. Protesters were given the ultimatum: surrender by
midnight Monday, or, face the full wraths of PRC's machinery.
EU, USA and His Holiness, the Dali Lama, urged peace and calm
and respect for Tibet's culture. Needless to say, all Olympic
sponsors are anxiously watching with a weary eye.
Over their investments and potential PR nightmares ....
Regards,
Albert K. Fung
La Brisas/Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico.
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> It's the hight of irony, perhaps befitting, that Lhasa.s riot
> marked the ascension of, in the eyes of Tibetans the ruthless
> destroyer of their culture and way of life.
>
Reminds me of the old daze of square parents and hippy children.
Neither can understand the other. The Tibetans can't understand why
the Chinese are forcing them not to drink Lama pee and eat Lama poop
as medicine, not to live in dirty conditions without heat &
electricity, not to work like slaves for the good of Lamas, OTOH the
Chinese can't understand why Tibetans could be happy living like
hippies.
Who can say how much freedom is good. The the crazies who are now
roaming ours streets homeless better off than when they were locked up
in hospitals with 3 squares, warm bed & bath?
ltl...@hotmail.com
> China's slogan for the Olympic Games ....
>
> Clearly, does not sit well at all with the Tibetan monks. It
> appears that the ultimate nightmare of China's ruling elites
> is fast becoming a reality: A repeat of the TAM saga, in the
> world stage under the full glare of the world press. Lhasa's
> riot, not Beijing's NPC plenary meeting captured the attent-
> ion of the world.
>
> President Hu and his hand picked successor, were approved.
>
> It's the hight of irony, perhaps befitting, that Lhasa.s riot
> marked the ascension of, in the eyes of Tibetans the ruthless
> destroyer of their culture and way of life.
>
> The enchanting capital of the Himalayan plateau and spiritual
> mecca of the world, is now in locked down mode.
You misconception of Lhasa being the spiritual mecca of the world
is unfortunate widespread. But it is because many people fail to
distinguish between religiosity and spirituality.
Let me illustrate the difference with an example from the Christian
Bible.
Saul was a devoted Jews who persecuted the early Christians. Hence
he was religious in Judaism and anit-religious from the point of view
of
Christianity. He had an epiphany on the road to Damascus. And he was
converted to Christianity and he changed his name Paul. So he had
became religous in Christianity and anti-religious from the point of
view
of Judaism. However, either as Saul or as Paul, what undergriding his
religious devotion, first to Judaism and then to Christianity, was
his
spirituality. While religiosity is a manifestation of spirituality,
religiosity is not spirituality. Saul was spiritual while anti-
religous to
Christianity. Paul was equally spiritual while anti-religious to
Judaism.
Tibetans are deeply religious. They are more religious than many
other
peoples of the world. But they are not more spiritual to other
peoples of
the world. As a matter of fact, spirituality is fundamental to all
peoples.
Being human is being spiritual. Our shared spireituality enable us
to
invent great religions. Not the other way around. Relgion offer a way
for
us to express our spirituality. But religon is not the only way
through
which one can express and experience spirituality. Neither does
relgion
create spirituality.
Strictly speaking, it is wrong to say that Lhasa is the spiritual
mecca
of the world. Spirituality has no mecca. Spirituality is universal.
Lhasa is no
more spiritual than Hong Kong or Shanghai or New York. And the
tibetans
are not more spiritual that any other people of the world.
Unfortunately, many Tibetans and pro-Tibet supporters mistakenly view
religosity as spirituality. And they further take Tibetan religiosity
as the proof
that Tibetans are better people and should not be contaminated by the
like
of Han Chinese.
> News and com-
> munication channels were shutdown. Curfew was imposed by army
> and police. Protesters were given the ultimatum: surrender by
> midnight Monday, or, face the full wraths of PRC's machinery.
> EU, USA and His Holiness, the Dali Lama, urged peace and calm
> and respect for Tibet's culture. Needless to say, all Olympic
> sponsors are anxiously watching with a weary eye.
>
> Over their investments and potential PR nightmares ....
>
> Regards,
>
> Albert K. Fung
> La Brisas/Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico.
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Benway
ltl...@hotmail.com wrote:
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Most Han Chinese are dog-eaters. No wonder
the Tibetans want these invaders gone.
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ltl...@hotmail.com
Try this one from savetibet.org on Chineseness:
http://www.savetibet.org/programs/lotessay/2002/2ndplacea.php
"...have an absolutely different set of thoughts that are so un-
Tibetan but very, very Chinese. The inner feelings lack the human
touch, the human quality, the caring nature, the loving heart
and every thing that is gentle. They are like human robots with no
human feelings."
In comparison, they would say your description is too generous.
bmo...@nyx.net
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You're boring, LT. And what do you know of spirituality? Your entire
life is devoted to defending whatever the PRC government does, and
bashing anyone who doesn't toe the party line.
sir.jean-p...@neuf.fr
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Saul was not a Jew, Bubble Fool !
His real name was Prince Shahoul and he belong to the Asmodean Royal
Line
( there where 3 Royal lines in Philistine land at the time the David
line , the Herode line & the Asmodeans' )
by the way that famous Jesus Christ was born at Gamala (aka Massada)
referred to in the Bubble as ' The Mountain" and like his father Judah
and his grand father Zacharias was a revolutionary & insurgent
against Roman rule, a murderer as well as a money extorter !!! a
complete fraud with his miracles & other short take off trick up to
heaven !!!!
Last but not least, the fool ignored both the genesis of that very
planet and the fact that it was sphere turning around the Sun ( just
like the other idiots of Egyptian Prince Moshe & his mate YHWH + Jew
Prophet Mohammad Ackbar, the murdering founder of the Mohammads aka
Islamists
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Discoverer of Telfer, Nifty & Kintyre mines in the Great Sandy Desert
Exploration Geologist & Offshore Consultant
Founder of the True Geology
~ Ignorance is the Cosmic Sin, the One never Forgiven ~
for background info.
http://www.tnet.com.au/~warrigal/grule.html
http://users.indigo.net.au/don/tel/index.html
http://members.iimetro.com.au/~hubbca/turcaud.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/bbing/stories/s28534.htm
ltl...@hotmail.com
Where do you get the above?
According to the Christian bible, Paul/Saul was
"5circumcised on the eighth day, of the people of Israel, of the tribe
of Benjamin,
a Hebrew of Hebrews; in regard to the law, a Pharisee;"
>
> ( there where 3 Royal lines in Philistine land at the time the David
> line , the Herode line & the Asmodeans' )
>
> by the way that famous Jesus Christ was born at Gamala (aka Massada)
> referred to in the Bubble as ' The Mountain" and like his father Judah
> and his grand father Zacharias was a revolutionary & insurgent
> against Roman rule, a murderer as well as a money extorter !!! a
> complete fraud with his miracles & other short take off trick up to
> heaven !!!!
>
> Last but not least, the fool ignored both the genesis of that very
> planet and the fact that it was sphere turning around the Sun ( just
> like the other idiots of Egyptian Prince Moshe & his mate YHWH + Jew
> Prophet Mohammad Ackbar, the murdering founder of the Mohammads aka
> Islamists
>
> Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
> Discoverer of Telfer, Nifty & Kintyre mines in the Great Sandy Desert
>
> Exploration Geologist & Offshore Consultant
> Founder of the True Geology
>
> ~ Ignorance is the Cosmic Sin, the One never Forgiven ~
>
> for background info.http://www.tnet.com.au/~warrigal/grule.htmlhttp://users.indigo.net.au/don/tel/index.htmlhttp://members.iimetro.com.au/~hubbca/turcaud.htmhttp://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/bbing/stories/s28534.htm- Hide quoted text -
CharlesLiu
You mean the same way the aborigionals wants white invaders out of
Australia?
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Benway
CharlesLiu wrote:
> > > peoples of ?the world. ?But they are not more spiritual to other
> > > peoples of
> > > the world. As a matter of fact, spirituality is fundamental to all
> > > peoples.
> > > Being human is being spiritual. ?Our shared spireituality enable us
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No, the Tibetans want the Chinese
out, much, much more urgently than
Australian aborigines would want a
similar outcome in Australia.
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ltl...@hotmail.com
I bet no one is going to give back Australia to the aborigins. Anyone
suggests that would be looked on as somewhat crazy. For those
Aussies who see Australia as their country, I don't blame them.
As a matter of fact, there is no god devining which people should
have which piece of land, to hold and to own, for ever and ever.
International border is a matter of international recognition, ot
international conspiracy, as some would have preferred.
Oops. The first plank supporting Tibet Independency is nothing but
hot air. No country is operating on "this people, this piece of land
principle" in the absence of international recognition.
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bmo...@nyx.net
Sounds like LT doesn't mind tyranny of the majority when it suits his
agenda.
The hypocrisy just oozes. I need a shower.
James
That's because Australian aborigines don't have a Dali Llama to fire
up their anger. Next time Aussies get the olympics maybe the
aborigines will organize boycotts. Think 4 years from now the Scots
would be brave enough to demand independance with boycott olympics
demos?
madm...@gmail.com
people people, please don't adulterate olympic event with petty
politics. The spirit of olympic was for all to gather and have
friendly competition regardless of their political, social, or
ethnical background
ltl...@hotmail.com
Yes, you are right. And it was the cold war and now the cold war
mentality.
Many in the west see China as their inevitable enemy. And then it was
the pro-Tibetan groups which are in some aspects anti-Chinese racist
groups.
The tragic of the DL is that he was not much of a political leader,
not 49
years ago, not now.
bakyimsing
> China's slogan for the Olympic Games ....
>
> Clearly, does not sit well at all with the Tibetan monks. It
> appears that the ultimate nightmare of China's ruling elites
> is fast becoming a reality: A repeat of the TAM saga, in the
> world stage under the full glare of the world press. Lhasa's
> riot, not Beijing's NPC plenary meeting captured the attent-
> ion of the world.
>
> President Hu and his hand picked successor, were approved.
今日西藏暴動的起因都係靠估。因為祖國中央一如既往一樣﹐
這樣的情況首先就來個消息封鎖。
起因可能有幾個。未必都是跟中央欺壓藏人有關。
1) 根據BBC報導﹐今日年輕藏人生活已經跟傳統僧侶
很大分別。個個年輕人玩電腦游戲﹐講求手機﹐
看電視﹐電影﹐上網﹐跟傳統僧侶生活完全要求不一樣。
所以達賴等說今日祖國現代化破壞傳統西藏文化
也對。情況跟30年前伊朗伊斯蘭革命一樣﹐傳統
伊斯蘭教士不滿西化和現代化﹐要將伊朗恢復到
傳統伊斯蘭社會。
2) 傳統的藏人可能也不反對。因為就算祖國中央
發展西藏﹐漢人仍然比藏人高。所謂不患貧而患
不均。
3) 祖國中央對任何要求民主﹐民權﹐自治一律鎮壓。加
上以上因素﹐可能變成今日情況。
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7279789.stm
haha
不過祖國早已將事件定性為「達賴集團策劃的分裂祖國暴亂」，可見共匪亦認為是
與宗教有關。
又，網上亦有一些傳聞說，藏民示威本來是和平的，那些「暴徒」其實是共匪派人
假扮，以製造藉口鎮壓。
傳聞雖不足深信，不過共匪官方匪體的說法，恐怕亦不應盡信。
共匪派人假扮暴徒，早有前科。六四後，共匪就曾派人到香港搞了一次「暴亂」。
ltl...@hotmail.com
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I don't really know why the young people in Tibet rioted.
But I am not sure they really need good reasons.
I had watched the short video clip provided by the Chinese media
several times in which several guys destroyed one store fronts
after another. My gut feeling is that they were having fun. They
were not looting. They just did that as if it were a game. You
overran the enemy and then you raze their facilities.
However, this recent series of protests were externally driven.
For the "tibetans-in-exile" as wekk as their supporters, Tibetan
independency is based on the following.
1. Tibet is for ethnic tibetans only because it was so in the past.
2. China had committed genocide against the tibetans.
3. Tibetans are a spiritual people and superior hence they and their
culture should not contaminated by the Hen Chinese. The fact that
the DL is honored whereeever he goes reinforces the tibetans'
sense of racial superiority.
4. Many westerners still have a cold war mentally.
fyf...@gmail.com
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Many Tibet Lamas in Hong Kong play the stock market and they wear
Rolex.....
fyf...@gmail.com
Albert K. Fung
> ***************************************
> Most Han Chinese are dog-eaters. No wonder
> the Tibetans want these invaders gone.
> **********************************
ltlee:
> Try this one from savetibet.org on Chineseness:
>
> http://www.savetibet.org/programs/lotessay/2002/2ndplacea.php
>
> "...have an absolutely different set of thoughts that are so un-
> Tibetan but very, very Chinese. The inner feelings lack the human
> touch, the human quality, the caring nature, the loving heart
> and every thing that is gentle. They are like human robots with no
> human feelings."
>
> In comparison, they would say your description is too generous.
In a series of papal encyclicals ....
Issued by Pope Benedict to his flock, particularly Spe Savi,
the Holy Father's views on the damages committed by Marxism,
not to Chinese in particular but to humanity as a whole, was
remarkably similar to that of the Tibetan gentleman's.
Atheism, arrogantly puts human on the pedestal of divinity.
And be worshiped as deity. Consequently, it became extremely
destructive of human spirituality. China, not unlike Russia,
is fast becoming the empire of Darth Vada which puts its own
survival above all else. The entire country, lost its moral
bearing, and a robotic sea of humanity are believers of ends
justifying the means.
With terrifying Machiavellian callousness ....
Regards,
Albert K. Fung
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rst0wxyz
You spelled out Russia and China, but you left the biggest Darth Vada
of all out. The United States has lost its morale bearing of them all
in believing the ends justified the means.
.
>
> With terrifying Machiavellian callousness ....
>
> Regards,
>
> Albert K. Fung
> La Brisas/Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico.
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rst0wxyz
They are human after all. Humanity blinded by the CIA manipulating
their activities.
rst0wxyz
> On Mar 16, 8:56 am, bakyimsing <bakyims...@bakyimsing.com> wrote:
>
> I don't really know why the young people in Tibet rioted.
CIA is manipulating the activities behind these riots to "divide and
conquer" China.
> But I am not sure they really need good reasons.
A hundred dollar bill each will do nicely. The CIA has billions for
these activities, especially for Tibet and China.
>
> I had watched the short video clip provided by the Chinese media
> several times in which several guys destroyed one store fronts
> after another. My gut feeling is that they were having fun. They
> were not looting. They just did that as if it were a game. You
> overran the enemy and then you raze their facilities.
Why not. He's paid. The money will pay for a month, perhaps, two,
living expenses. The more they destroyed and burned, the more money
the CIA is willing to give. The CIA is having fun, the rioters are
having fun and got paid more.
>
> However, this recent series of protests were externally driven.
LT Lee, they are all externally driven from the very beginning. They
knew they will not get very far and might even get kill. The CIA
money is involved from the very beginning. They knew the CCP guns are
bigger than their bark.
> For the "tibetans-in-exile" as wekk as their supporters, Tibetan
> independency is based on the following.
>
> 1. Tibet is for ethnic tibetans only because it was so in the past.
> 2. China had committed genocide against the tibetans.
> 3. Tibetans are a spiritual people and superior hence they and their
> culture should not contaminated by the Hen Chinese. The fact that
> the DL is honored whereeever he goes reinforces the tibetans'
> sense of racial superiority.
> 4. Many westerners still have a cold war mentally.
All depends on CIA money. Divide and conquer. Create chaos and
dissension for China.
ltl...@hotmail.com
No. Human's spirituality can be differently channeled and expressed
but
not damaged. If a parent is concerning about his children's well
being
after he had died. His concern is a spiritual one. Not a material
one.
In this sense, the Chinese are also very spiritual. In contrast,
religiosity
can be readiy damaged as shown by the example of Saul/Paul. Saul's
religiosity on Judaism was totally destroyed by Christianity. But his
spirituality remained strong.
Actually, too much religiosity is frequently linked to abnormal
neurology in
the frontal lobe and/or the temporal lobe of the human brain.
http://meta-religion.com/Psychiatry/The_Paranormal/trascendent_experiences.htm
Morality is not linked to spirituality. For example, one may not
approve those who
performs the tantric sex ritualism on the ground of Christian
morality. Nevertheless,
such "immorality" can be a way to spirituality to the practitioners.
>
> With terrifying Machiavellian callousness ....
>
> Regards,
>
> Albert K. Fung
> La Brisas/Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico.
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rst0wxyz
> On Mar 16, 12:42 pm, "Albert K. Fung" <akwf...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> No. Human's spirituality can be differently channeled and expressed
> but
> not damaged. If a parent is concerning about his children's well
> being
> after he had died. His concern is a spiritual one. Not a material
> one.
> In this sense, the Chinese are also very spiritual. In contrast,
> religiosity
> can be readiy damaged as shown by the example of Saul/Paul. Saul's
> religiosity on Judaism was totally destroyed by Christianity. But his
> spirituality remained strong.
>
> Actually, too much religiosity is frequently linked to abnormal
> neurology in
> the frontal lobe and/or the temporal lobe of the human brain.
>
>
> Morality is not linked to spirituality. For example, one may not
> approve those who
> performs the tantric sex ritualism on the ground of Christian
> morality. Nevertheless,
> such "immorality" can be a way to spirituality to the practitioners.
>
LT Lee is talking none-sense.
CharlesLiu
Not even that. Take this as example of cultural genocide and our
burtal occupation of Native America:
http://news.google.com/news?q=last+native+Eyak+speaker+died
Statistically not a single Tibet poster that's attacking SCC right now
had posted in soc.culture.usa about the product of our physical/
cultural genocide of Native Americans - elimination of a language.
It's very simple to check - search "Tibet" in SC.China and take down
sample names, and cross check them by search "Eyak" in SC.USA
Try it, you'll notice a very amazing fact.
ltl...@hotmail.com
Yes. With language death, the culture dies.
But then the activists cannot be care about the Eyak.
Their racist world view dictates that Tibetans are the spiritual
people. And tibetan culture cannot be contaminated by
anything Chinese. Of course, for those who still think in cold
war terms, supporting Tibet to weaken China is also a valid
goal by itself.
bakyimsing
"ltl...@hotmail.com" wrote:
why not? A lot of young people all over the world are frustrated.
Adding salt to the wound, you have to speak Chinese in order to
get ahead in Tibet - same as people in HK during the British rule,
you have to speak English to get ahead. Yet most of the Tibets
just like the Chinese in HK, do not speak anything other than
their native tongue.
> I had watched the short video clip provided by the Chinese media
> several times in which several guys destroyed one store fronts
> after another. My gut feeling is that they were having fun. They
> were not looting. They just did that as if it were a game. You
> overran the enemy and then you raze their facilities.
People dislike other ethnics present in their neighborhood. Just like
the Korean stores were attacked during the LA riots more than 10
years ago. Moreover, the chinese owners do not speak tibetan.
> However, this recent series of protests were externally driven.
How can you be sure? You have insider information? Proof it.
> For the "tibetans-in-exile" as wekk as their supporters, Tibetan
> independency is based on the following.
No, even the DL wants only meaningful self-rule.
> 1. Tibet is for ethnic tibetans only because it was so in the past.
> 2. China had committed genocide against the tibetans.
> 3. Tibetans are a spiritual people and superior hence they and their
> culture should not contaminated by the Hen Chinese. The fact that
> the DL is honored whereeever he goes reinforces the tibetans'
> sense of racial superiority.
> 4. Many westerners still have a cold war mentally.
Just out of curiocity. Do you think the Chinese ethnic in the USA
being oppressed by the White majority is more serious or less serious
than the Tibetans feeling the same in Tibet/China?
bakyimsing
haha wrote:
當然﹐而且是跟國際反華厭中集團相結合。唔通承認和共匪有關乎﹖
>
> 又，網上亦有一些傳聞說，藏民示威本來是和平的，那些「暴徒」其實是共匪派人
> 假扮，以製造藉口鎮壓。
這個就不足為信。年輕的人都是血氣方剛﹐喜歡搞事。話要反漢反共匪﹐
當然會如祖國人民反日一樣義憤填胸。
> 傳聞雖不足深信，不過共匪官方匪體的說法，恐怕亦不應盡信。
> 共匪派人假扮暴徒，早有前科。六四後，共匪就曾派人到香港搞了一次「暴亂」。
>
應該都唔會搞到就算四川﹐甘肅﹐青海等藏區都發生暴動
掛。唔通真係想捉虫。
>
ltl...@hotmail.com
Exactly my point.
> Adding salt to the wound, you have to speak Chinese in order to
> get ahead in Tibet - same as people in HK during the British rule,
> you have to speak English to get ahead.
Speaking Chinese or speaking English is a skill or ability.
How is it different form another other skill? One has to acquire
a skill sets to get ahead.
> Yet most of the Tibets
> just like the Chinese in HK, do not speak anything other than
> their native tongue.
So?
>
> > I had watched the short video clip provided by the Chinese media
> > several times in which several guys destroyed one store fronts
> > after another. My gut feeling is that they were having fun. They
> > were not looting. They just did that as if it were a game. You
> > overran the enemy and then you raze their facilities.
>
> People dislike other ethnics present in their neighborhood. Just like
> the Korean stores were attacked during the LA riots more than 10
> years ago. Moreover, the chinese owners do not speak tibetan.
>
> > However, this recent series of protests were externally driven.
>
> How can you be sure? You have insider information? Proof it.
Do you really believe that all the protests all over world happen
spontaneiously? If not, then the events are either masterminded
in Tibet or masterminded outside of Tibet. Given the above two
choice, I choose the later.
> > For the "tibetans-in-exile" as wekk as their supporters, Tibetan
> > independency is based on the following.
>
> No, even the DL wants only meaningful self-rule.
>
> > 1. Tibet is for ethnic tibetans only because it was so in the past.
> > 2. China had committed genocide against the tibetans.
> > 3. Tibetans are a spiritual people and superior hence they and their
> > culture should not contaminated by the Hen Chinese. The fact that
> > the DL is honored whereeever he goes reinforces the tibetans'
> > sense of racial superiority.
> > 4. Many westerners still have a cold war mentally.
>
> Just out of curiocity. Do you think the Chinese ethnic in the USA
> being oppressed by the White majority is more serious or less serious
> than the Tibetans feeling the same in Tibet/China?
Ask youself this.
Do you aware of any American legislature favoring the ethnic Chinese?
Are there any Chinese legislature favoring the ethnic Tibetans?
bmo...@nyx.net
LT's spirituality is so damaged from sucking CCP teat that he has lost
all sight of who he is?
> If a parent is concerning about his children's well
> being
> after he had died. His concern is a spiritual one. Not a material
> one.
> In this sense, the Chinese are also very spiritual.
What kind of drugs are you using? Because you sure don't make any
sense.
> In contrast,
> religiosity
> can be readiy damaged as shown by the example of Saul/Paul. Saul's
> religiosity on Judaism was totally destroyed by Christianity. But his
> spirituality remained strong.
>
> Actually, too much religiosity is frequently linked to abnormal
> neurology in
> the frontal lobe and/or the temporal lobe of the human brain.
>
> http://meta-religion.com/Psychiatry/The_Paranormal/trascendent_experi...
>
> Morality is not linked to spirituality. For example, one may not
> approve those who
> performs the tantric sex ritualism on the ground of Christian
> morality. Nevertheless,
> such "immorality" can be a way to spirituality to the practitioners.
>
>
>
>
>
> > With terrifying Machiavellian callousness ....
>
> > Regards,
>
> > Albert K. Fung
> > La Brisas/Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico.
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bmo...@nyx.net
You keep saying that. It's part of your diversion tactics.
bmo...@nyx.net
Honest Charles wants us to believe that the tragedy of the Native
Americans means it's OK for Tibet to be brutalized. Hey Charles, why
don't you try a few crossposts to Native American groups? Remember the
last time you tried that and how they ridiculed you?
Honest Charles isn't very honest.
bmo...@nyx.net
It is your world view that is racist. You show it every time you post.
You don't care about Native Americans or Iraqis and neither does
Charles. You just use their cause, and that is really despicable.
Human rights isn't about one particular group. Too bad you are too
shallow to understand that. Despite the thousands of words you write
(or mostly cut and paste, actually) you and Charles are nothing but
fools with keyboards sipping cappuccino while the real world passes
you by.
Cut and paste away, boys. You're not fooling anyone, though.
rst0wxyz
> On Mar 16, 10:33 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" <ltl...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What kind of drugs are you using? Because you sure don't make any
> sense.
LT Lee seldom make sense anyway.
bmo...@nyx.net
>
> How can you be sure? You have insider information? Proof it.
LT Lee cannot prove it. He just wants it to be true. He often gets
confused and thinks these are the same things.
> > For the "tibetans-in-exile" as wekk as their supporters, Tibetan
> > independency is based on the following.
>
> No, even the DL wants only meaningful self-rule.
CCP apologists are not allowed to admit that.
> > 1. Tibet is for ethnic tibetans only because it was so in the past.
> > 2. China had committed genocide against the tibetans.
> > 3. Tibetans are a spiritual people and superior hence they and their
> > culture should not contaminated by the Hen Chinese. The fact that
> > the DL is honored whereeever he goes reinforces the tibetans'
> > sense of racial superiority.
> > 4. Many westerners still have a cold war mentally.
>
> Just out of curiocity. Do you think the Chinese ethnic in the USA
> being oppressed by the White majority is more serious or less serious
> than the Tibetans feeling the same in Tibet/China?
LT Lee doesn't respond meaningfully to questions like this.
bmo...@nyx.net
Did you know that Tibetan monks are forced by the PRC government to
write essays denouncing the Dalai Lama? That would be like Catholics
being forced to write essays denouncing the Pope.
bmo...@nyx.net
Won't happen.