@NovaIntrovert@aisuru5yarikata Nowadays it's the Communist Chinese CCP supporters who are Nazis. The Japanese are not doing anything like these crimes against innocent civilians. It's only Chinese people doing these disgusting, vile crimes nowadays.
@FLWu6@XueJia24682 Someone who believes Mao's lies and insane blood lineage theory, also claims to know what God will do? 😂
Ultimately it's the ideological incoherence that will doom you Communists and your occupation of Tibet. Freedom is coming, both to Tibet, and to China. 🙏
@SmithWinstonIng@apieck@marylaverdad@khalidi79397 The Communist Chinese are definitely going back. They don't even like the climate. In eastern Tibet their population which was never that large is dropping. They'll clear out like the Manchu soldiers did in 1912, and for much the same reason: when their own people want freedom.
@FLWu6@XueJia24682 Killing people does not contribute anything to them. Mao killed so many Tibetans, so he's just a murderer. No, also a thief, for he stole their land. And he destroyed the great Tibetan dzongs. Many times worse than the English and French soldiers who destroyed the 圓明園. 🤮🤮🤮
@YusufDFI Going to Tibet as an invited journalist (knowing that not one foreign journalist has been allowed to visit Tibet professionally in the last 18 years) would give anyone pause.
@ananthkrishnan Obviously he's not dead then but to jump from there to "no basis in fact" is too strong a claim to substantiate. Can't rule out some basis. For example, it's quite normal for someone returning from a short trip to India to suffer temporary gastrointestinal distress.
@SouthernM46171 If Chinese journalists return to India, it would be without a government minder following them in (for example) Srinagar.
The same courtesy would be expected and required for Indian journalists in (for example) Shigatse.
@JonnyMicro The US "Free Tibet" movement is just a reflection of the repeated uprisings in Tibet (1959, 1987, 2008) and the efforts of Tibetan exiles. It closely parallels the "Polish Cause" between 1772 and 1918, exiles like Kościuszko and Pulaski, and uprisings in Poland (1794, 1830, 1861)
@wxyenlb@XueJia24682 No, they are mostly Han Chinese Maoist supporters of the CCP. A few others are Russian and South American Maoists also. Not one Tibetan 😂
@kison0818@FLWu6@XueJia24682 This is very sad. Luckily for them, the Tibetans, unlike most of those people, are still alive and able to defend their land from the Chinese invader, as they did in 1959, 1987 and 2008, and will continue to do in the future.
@wngxngbng1@Terenceshen Why do you believe CCP lies about "Xizang religious artifacts"? You can read all the diaries of travelers written in Tibet before the CCP invaded Tibet.