Free Tibet????

critics wrote:China is a country which has always gained publicity be it for its global economy as well as its hard lined policy. Tibet has always been the center of conflict, diplomacy and a great threat for the Chinese government and its policies. Independent Tibet, was voiced by the Dalai Lama who later fled to India inorder tyo survive the Chinese governments action but made sure he left enough supporters to back the very cause.

As UN is very near to where i work i was shocked to see the Nepalese police battoling the innocent protesters what i simply could'nt understand is why that also near UN ewas the voices of people being supressed. this indded was ironic as UN stands as a symbol of unity and justice but what i witnessed was the vice versa...... Today when china seems to be in total confusion whether to continue its communist reingn i feel china today needs to revamp its policies in Tibet and a suggestion suppressing peoples voices is not the only way out...what is necessary is mediation and inorder to do that they need to give away their hardlined policies.....

For if the people want a free independent Tibet.....then that is what china should give!!!!

Pro-Tibet US climber deported

The government today deported American climber William Brant Holland who violated strict regulations banning pro-Tibet protests on Mount Everest and imposed a two-year ban, prohibiting him from climbing any mountain in Nepal.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Civil Aviation Prem Kumar Rai said the ministry decided to ban Holland from climbing the mountains for two years.
Holland was caught with a banner painted with ‘free Tibet’ slogan in his bag at the Everest base camp on April 21. The ministry had interrogated him when he arrived in Kathmandu on Thursday. Rai said Holland returned to the US this afternoon. He refused to divulge the details about the development.
However, AFP quoted Rai as saying that the tourism police had escorted Holland to the airport for deportation.
Meanwhile, the government has sought clarification from the Himalayan Guides Treks and Expeditions, which acquired the permission for Holland to climb.
Holland is the first climber stopped by Nepali security officials stationed at the Everest base camp in a bid to crack down any anti-China protest during the planned Olympic torch relay to the summit.
The government has stationed nearly 25 security men at the base camp to prevent any possible obstruction to the Olympic expedition.

Prajwol wrote:Recent protests and crackdowns have put the Tibet issue firmly into the eyes of the international media.
Tibet supporters across the world have united in their call for an end to Chinese government oppression i think tibet will be free............ and hope so ......... living others control is not kool....... what do ya say?????????

sedna wrote:China invests millions of dollars for the development of Tibet yearly. Its a legimative logic of China not to free TIBET. Tibet cannot exist on its own if China stops its support to Tibet.

However China sud allow Dalai Lama to enter inside Tibet. He sud be provided the opportunity to stay freely in Tibet and China sud stop violating the human rights of the people of Tibet.

But Tibetans sud stop protesting against China from Nepal.And Nepalese government sud not allow these kind of activities from Nepal.

deepesh wrote:.....But frankly i do hope that the tibet conflict continues. i know it sounds terrible and i am really sorry for all the tibetian friends. but looking at nepal's interest , its for our good. why do you think china doesnt treat us as badly as our other neighbour India. Just look at china's relation with other neighbouring countries and then look at their relationship with us. As long as nepal continues to supress the tibetian protest here, it simply wont touch us. it's a kind of mutual unspoken truce between nepal n china.

Razor Blade wrote:I would not ever and ever argue on freeing tibet from China. However I would wish for betterment of the relation between China and tibet as well as with Taiwan. But it would not be entertaining enough to have America caught up in any kind of threats in China.

blazeofglory wrote:All right. I have to speak on this, I couldn't comform myself remaining numb.

Free Tibet from WHAT?
Free Tibet into WHAT?

What will happen if Tibet is "freed" or say "separated" from China? Will it see the same progress. Will the UN-productive lands of Tibet help Tibetians survive? Will the little Tourism help sustain their needs?

I do not like the way Tibet is protesting. Tibet MUST protest from freedom. But Separation is out of the goddamned line. The whole of China must protest similarly for freedom, otherwise such protests are of no use. Let the goddamned Olympics end, and see how Chinese bureaucracy stops these protests.

Tibet used to be ruled by the feudal Dalai Lama and the subjects to his holiness used to consider him God. That God made slaves build his Potala Palace in such adverse conditions.

Razor Blade wrote:I don't know China might be thinking in making a good talks with Dalai Lama so called incarnated holy god. After olympics I think China is giving Tibet more power than before and is asking Dalai Lama once again to settle in Tibet once and for all by removing all the tags of treason against lama.
It is what fits at the right moment.