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His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher
Jan 25, 2012, 2:18:57 PM1/25/12
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On Jan 25, 3:06 am, Peter Terpstra <pe...@dharma.dyn-o-saur.com>
wrote:
> How desperate would you have to be to set yourself on fire?
>
> You can help the situation in Tibet. By sharing this story with ten friends you will raise awareness and demand that the world
> take notice!
>
> Since 2008 the situation inside Tibet has gotten more repressive. Religious freedoms have been further restricted and we
> know Tibetans are feeling more and more desperate to draw the world’s attention to the Chinese repression inside Tibet. In
> their homeland, Tibetans face political repression, forced cultural assimilation, economic marginalization and environmental
> destruction. This has pushed some Tibetans to the brink.
>
> Since February of 2009, 17 young Tibetans have set themselves on fire as a means of protesting without harming others.
> Please help us let Tibetans know we’ve heard them and we’re spreading the news far and wide.
>
> We can turn the Tibetans away from terrible self-sacrifice to a more hopeful future if we have the world’s attention drawn
> to Tibet.
>
> Help us shine the light of truth into Tibet today.
>
> http://www.savetibet.org/action-center/tell-ten-friends
You must be desperate as to jump from a bridge.
I'm about to jump from one because I can't squeeze with my bike while
the cars enjoy the lion's share of the road. I want to end all the
grinding and humiliation that goes with riding a bike.
Well, I'm avoiding those bridges just not to be tempted again. One
issue is that it may not kill me and I may be able to swim away. I
think the "Seven Mile Bridge" to Key West is perfect.
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wrote:
> How desperate would you have to be to set yourself on fire?
>
> You can help the situation in Tibet. By sharing this story with ten friends you will raise awareness and demand that the world
> take notice!
>
> Since 2008 the situation inside Tibet has gotten more repressive. Religious freedoms have been further restricted and we
> know Tibetans are feeling more and more desperate to draw the world’s attention to the Chinese repression inside Tibet. In
> their homeland, Tibetans face political repression, forced cultural assimilation, economic marginalization and environmental
> destruction. This has pushed some Tibetans to the brink.
>
> Since February of 2009, 17 young Tibetans have set themselves on fire as a means of protesting without harming others.
> Please help us let Tibetans know we’ve heard them and we’re spreading the news far and wide.
>
> We can turn the Tibetans away from terrible self-sacrifice to a more hopeful future if we have the world’s attention drawn
> to Tibet.
>
> Help us shine the light of truth into Tibet today.
>
> http://www.savetibet.org/action-center/tell-ten-friends
You must be desperate as to jump from a bridge.
I'm about to jump from one because I can't squeeze with my bike while
the cars enjoy the lion's share of the road. I want to end all the
grinding and humiliation that goes with riding a bike.
Well, I'm avoiding those bridges just not to be tempted again. One
issue is that it may not kill me and I may be able to swim away. I
think the "Seven Mile Bridge" to Key West is perfect.
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http://webspawner.com/users/BANANAREVOLUTION
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