Mao never ‘invaded’ Tibet, and never ‘oppressed’ or ‘banned’ religion – but he did declare the Communist Government of China to be both ‘secular’ and ‘scientific’.
Tag: Tibet
Ghost Net: How the Dalai Lama is Watching You…
The 14th Dalai Lama is not the victim of Ghost Net, he is the perpetrator of it, but the Western media would have you think that Ghost Net was developed by which ever country the US currently finds trouble-some.
Quadrangle of Evil: Wikipedia, Lady Gaga, the Guardian and the Dalai Lama
Lady Gaga is not, and has never been ‘banned’ in Communist China, and neither has any mention or reference to her pop career been erased from the Chinese internet. In fact, her meeting with the Dalai Lama, although criticised by her Chinese fan base, is nevertheless available for all to read.
Dalai Lama ‘Happy To Be Alive’ Whilst Not Condemning Self-Immolations
Whilst the 14th Dalai Lama condemns militant Islam at the EU Parliament, it is important to remember his association with terrorism and violence in China.
When Tibet was Invaded by the Judeo-Christian Imagination
Who would have thought that the racist British newspaper – the Daily Mail (that openly supported Adolf Hitler prior to WWII) would have been at the fore-front of the British massacring of Tibetans in 1903-04!
The Racist Rhetoric of the Pro-Tibetan Movement
This essentially ‘Cold War’ rhetoric presents the Tibetan people through a highly racialised filter, very much in the mould of WWII era Japanese militarism and fascism (which depicted the Japanese people as being both physically and spiritually superior to all other ethnic groups). It is also something akin to Hitlerism, and the notion of a ‘pure race’ and of a race of ‘supermen’.
