Posts Tagged ‘xizang’

Keep Politics out of Sport

Wednesday, April 9th, 2008

I am very reluctant to reheat this argue now. But as cornered as China is at present, my silence may prove I feel guilty or remorseful, and some activists may wrongly get that China gets no support from their people.

What happened in Paris, is dispointing.  Deeply shocked to see varied raced non-Tibetans approached that close to torch relayers and grab their torches. Were the French Police properly trained? Certainly not. At least not as qualified as London police, and American police, who did restrain rioters.

Who is politicalising the Games? Frankly, China has many actions to beautifulize Beijing’s environment for international guests, so that they could see we are better.  But before any praises arrive,  international criticisms flooded in out of control. Even a simple Olympic torch relay parade can be sabotaged by furious activists.

If different voices, which can be  violent, are essential in West Democracy, I prefer Chinese Democracy, because I fear some voices in West Democracy is not natural, but a profession. I mean, if an activist, who do not know neither where Tibet is, nor where China is, was paid great for just a day’s job, why not?

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The government in dilemma set up by Tibet mobs

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

I am 100% sure that the Tibet unrest is under Thibetan spiritual leader’s mastermind.

China, people and government, are bullied by socalled Thibetan activists. Our goodwill to accommodate international athletes are ruthlessly crushed by unkind international biased and confrontational activists.

Of course, international community will watch and criticise how Chinese government manage their own business. American cops shot dead black Americans who rob unmanned stores in New Orleans, which was regarded as righteous measure by police side. However, Chinese government will be blamed for only using harsh measures to control violent mobs.

This is not a peaceful rally.If you youtube Tibet today, You should clearly see monks and Thibetans stone, attacked passers on street; they attacked bank, local News building; they set Han ethnic shops on fire. There were bloodshed and manslaughter, but commit by Thibetan mobs.

Think about it, what American copps will do when mobs attck them with 2-kilo-weighted stones, sticks, and their cars were thrown over and set on fire?

At the same time, Chinese Embassy in other countries were attacked by so-called peace protestants, who blockaded road and burnt Chinese national flag.

News sources say Indian Thibetans were on their way to Tibet, while Gansu and Sichuan Thibetans also led protestant rallies. This just reminded me another news happened a week ago, about a Chinese Muslim girl’s attempt to burn down an on-air plane failed.

It is really sad that China never gain any sympathy from big countries when in trouble, but being scrutinised on every move China have to make.

Thibetan mobs are a group of ungrateful people. They enjoy many unique advantages, such as more than one child, much lower requirements for university admission, protection policies on the region and paramount investments.

Thibetans do not respect government and Han people as we should treat each other. They are allowed particular to carry knives, because they claim it as ethnic tradition. Unfortunately, they threaten people with this weapon for money in many cities. But local police will not charge or punish them, because of the ethnic protection or advantage policy.

Tibet is part of China. Thibetans enjoy same right and responsibility as other 55 ethnicities of China. Shame on you, those ungrateful blind violent activists. Why you are still hiding in another country, using begged funding and doing this evil thing?

I have confidence in China, and urge this unrest should be finished as soon as possible. People should take each responsibilities. Please do not let more innocent people hurt by Thibetan mobs.

This report by Guardian sounds neutral and objective. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/15/tibet.china1