CHINESE KIDNAPPERS
peac...@tibetan.com
stooge 11th Panchen Lama to succeed the late 10th Panchen Lama.
The (real) 11th Panchen Lama, at age 7 becamse the youngest political
prisoner in the world when the occupiers Chinese took him, his family and
close advisers into custody somewhere in or near to Beijing. His name is
Gendun Choeki Nyima, he is now ten years of age and is still 'missing'
China professes to being a civilized member of humanity, yet persists in the
killing of Tibetan Lama's and Monks, limiting the number of Monasteries and
number of Monks and Lama's only to those who meet the atheists ideals.
This year, CNN (Visions of China) described how a very senior Lama at the
monsastery where the 'official' Panchen Lama resides was forced to recognise
the legitimacy of that Panchen Lama and also rebuke the Dalai Lama. He
refused and is now in exile with the 175,000 others who continue to flee
Tibet.
3000 Monks and Lama's were murdered by invading communist chinese about 40
years ago. 6000 temples, monasteries were destroyed and 90% of then are
still rubble.
The temples and monasteries that are being repaired are required to give
details to the occupiers of where the money comes from for materials so that
they can deter this charity.
It is time for the 'modern' state of China to 'come out' acknowledge the
mistakes made by a few many years ago and make amends.
China wants to be respected by the world community but never will receive
respect as long as it behaves as badly as it does to its own people let
alone to the harmless peace loving Tibetans.
It is time to see some statesmanship emanating from those old atheist
leaders in Beijing.
China has made no comment about the happenings inside East Timor, and always
opposes actions by other countries such as in Kosovo. China views these
genocides as Internal matters for the countires concerned.
Those in glass houses should not throw stones. China cannot comment on these
internal matters, lest it draws attention to its own internal matters such
as Tibet. Am I right?
Peace to all.