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Chinese government wants commitment from Dalai Lama
Brisbane News.Net
Friday 4th July, 2008
The Chinese government has told the Dalai Lama they will not hold further talks with him unless he publicly declares that the activists of Tibetan Youth Congress should not disturb the Beijing Olympic Games.
The Chinese Department in charge of Ethnic Minorities and Religious Affairs has said a new round of talks can be held at the end of the year if the Dalai Lama shows 'positive behavior'.
Du Qinglin, head of the Communist Central Committee in China, recently met with two representatives of the Dalai Lama to tell them he was ready to keep 'the door of dialogue' open.
Du told the representatives: 'The Dalai Lama should openly and explicitly promise not to support activities to disturb the Beijing Olympic Games and plots to fan violence, and justify his words with his actions. He should also take steps to show he does not support the violent terrorist activities of the Tibetan Youth Congress and should help curb them.'
'The central government will continue to support the region's economic and social development and work toward improving the living standards of the people in Tibet,' he said.
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Anonymous
07-04-08, 08:03 AM |
Chinese government wants comittment from Dalai Lama
You show us yours. we’ll show you ours. MMmmm.
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Osama Saladin
07-04-08, 08:20 AM |
The Dalai Lama is a terrorist for his crimes against humanity
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Anonymous
07-04-08, 11:37 AM |
Equal right yes, exclusive right no.
That stupid lama wants exclusive right for a group of people, not knowing this world work exactly the other way. He think and many egg head think they know the formula for progress when actually they always plundered into war.
The world always work toward equal right, not exclusive right for certain previlege group.
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Osama Saladin
07-04-08, 07:07 PM |
Here are pics of the dali lama with his good friends the nazi’s.
http://www.newspiritualbible.com/index2
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Anonymous
07-05-08, 05:50 AM |
Would either sides agree to loss of their freedom.
The scheming dalai should realise that he’s happier where he’s at now. If anything results in any talks,it just means that he alone may enter Tibet to do his job as a monk. Would he want that after all the freedom he’s got now. Maybe he’s scared that his foreign masters,now in the beginnings of doldrums,are counting their losses and may stop supporting him unless he produces some results.
What about the Tibetans in Tibet,would they agree to have their former slave masters and their offsprings back to lord it over them now that they also have tasted freedom and are owners of their own land.
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kcyang8
07-04-08, 08:59 AM |
Monk With Forked Tongue
Dalai’s a slipp0ery snake with forked tongue.
Lip service and buddist changings’re cheap.
Put ya Buddihism craps in deed, and this land(Tibet) ain’t ya land.
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AH Moi
07-04-08, 09:07 AM |
WHOSE LAND
...And neither is it Chibna land.
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shas
07-04-08, 09:10 AM |
it works both ways
its got to be a give and take, never a one sided commitment. do the chinese commit themselves to freedom of thought ...... no - so very sad karma. plus all the fake degree certificates and all that .....
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Tibetan Muslim from Lhasa
07-05-08, 05:04 AM |
Envoys of HH the Dalai Lama (Friday, July 5, 2008)
"The recent events in Tibet clearly demonstrated the Tibetan people’s genuine and deep-rooted discontentment with the People’s Republic of China’s policies. The urgent need for serious and sincere efforts to address this issue with courage and vision in the interest of stability, unity and harmony of all nationalities of the PRC is obvious... Throughout our talks we have reiterated to our counterparts that the issue at hand is the welfare of the Tibetan people and is not about the personal status and affairs of His Holiness the Dalai Lama or that of the Tibetans in exile... In the course of our discussions we were compelled to candidly convey to our counterparts that in the absence of serious and sincere commitment on their part the continuation of the present dialogue process would serve no purpose." - Special Envoy of HH the Dalai Lama
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