Tibet Erneut Ausschreitungen in Lhasa

China und die Chinesen sind sicher okay. Wir reden hier doch wohl in den Foren stets über die VRChina und die (pseudo)kommunistische, militaristische Funktionärsclique. Ich kenne viele Chinesen, die froh sind, nicht in der VRChina leben zu müssen, die Demokratie und Freiheit geniessen und sie sich für ihre Heimat wünschen.
Die wirklich miesen Typen sind die han-chinesischen Militärs und Funktionäre. Leider sind sie so machtvoll, dass wir alle mit ihnen wohl werden leben müssen. Aber ich betrachte sie in bester chinesischer Tradition als gesichtslos.
Sie können Tibet wohl besetzt halten und dort Han-Chinesen ansiedeln. Letztendlich werden sie gegen 2500 Jahre Buddhismus nicht ankommen. Wie lange gibt es pseudokommunistische Agression? 50 Jahre, 60 Jahre....Na ja. In weiteren 50 Jahren sind die alle weg, der Buddhismus sicher nicht.

Nichts ist wichtiger als der Stabilitaet und die Entwicklung fuer China,den es Milliarde Leute gibt.Besonderes waehrend 2008 Olympic Games.Das ist total eine Sensation fuer Chinesen!Leute freuen sich darauf .Bitte nicht mit solche typischweise europaeischen Kritik ueber Politik von China zu reden. 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing ist ein Spiegel,damit die Chinesen kennenlernen koennen,welche Leute wirklich freundlich zu uns sind.Andere seit fuer Leute um China kennenzulernen.
Meine selbe Meinung nach Dalai Lama ist,mich nicht an ihm vertrauen.Er ist auch ein Herrscher,der mit einem Jacke zu tragen,dem heisst "Demokratie".Tiebet ist nicht gehoert zu ihm,sondern die ganze Tiebeten.Seine Zeit ist schon vorbei.
Wenn China unruhig waere,wurd jemand lachen?
Ich verstehe nicht,manche kleine Bude,wer eigentlich selbe ein Kind sind,demonstratieren fuer was?Verstehen sie wirklich den Sinn?Das lass ich mich an "black widow" erinnern.

Tibet ist nicht frei und China auch nicht!!! Aber ich kann nur hoffen, dass die Bevölkerung von China sich ihrer und der tibetischen Unterdrückung bewusst wird, (und da zähle ich die, die Befehle der gesichtslosen Führung ausführen, dazu) denn sie sind diejenigen, die den Auslöser geben können, wirklich etwas zu ändern. 

What a waste of
life. The only thing that theese Protests will change, is that the Chinese will
act even more brutal then they did until now. They always did, they will always
do. It is hard for me to imagine how the Dalai Lama, after all these years of non-violental
protests, can still believe that China will change it’s way of acting,
peacefully. He must really be a master. Which strength, not to fall back in
primitive ways of acting, like violence Gandhis way of civil
disobidience freed India from the Britains. Thousands of Indian have been
killed during this period. Britain didn’t want to lose India, but they stoped
one step before becomming mass-murder. Some sources say that about a million
Tibetans have been killed since the Chinese Invasion. How can anyone possibly
think, that theese protests will change anything? The Kosove was able to
declare independence, because they have been supported by powerfull states.
Because Serbia was weak and hadn’t a interceder who was willing to support it
seriously. Who will stand up, against China, to fight for the Tibetans?
America? Germany? France? Russia? Britain? These countries have shown until
now, that they are not willing to risk any serious confrontation. It is so nice
for western politicians to have the Dalai Lama as a guest, but when the time
comes to act, everyone is silent. What have they done during the genocide in
Ruanda? What have they done to stop the genocide in Sudan? For the Cecenians?
They supported Suharto, who killed hundred of thousands, some say millions.
They supported the Taliban against Russia. They supported Saddam with
informations and weapons during the first Irak war. They still support Mubarak
who lets torturing people. They support everyone as long as they have an
political interest, or as long there oponent is as powerfull as they are.China will not let go
Tibet. Even if everyone in Tibet would be willing to sacrifice. They would
rather extinct the Tibetan, than let go of it. Today, freedom can only can be
achieved, by the support of powerfull states. Against an powerfull state, it
is, maybe, impossible. If I would be Tibetan, I would fight, even if it would
mean death. But no one should fool himself about a possible change in Tibet in
close future. Not because of some childish  protests. The only language Countries like China, Amarica,
Russia, Egypet... understand, is the language of Terror. I admire the Tibetans,
that there will to fight is not yet broken. And for thoose of you, who cannot understand why the Tibetans want to be free from a country like china, which certainly has a splendit economically future: Spend most of your life ruled by another. Whach your people reduced to a handfull, watch your culture destroyed and changed in chinese patriotic re-education camps, and then tell me, what has more meaning than freedom, and the possibility to choose your own way of life! Maybe the Tibetans don't wants to live like the West. And it would be foolish, and tyranic, to tell them, which way of living is the propper.And something else about China, what primitive
politicians, willing to kill hundret and thousands, for an peace of land, which
consists only of rock, snow and dessert. With no resources. Not located at any
important, strategic, location. Only someone who would fight for honour, would
claim that piece of land. And to kill for that, isn’t honourable at all. And to fight for an piece of land with resources, which has an important strategic position, is the opposite and nothing else, than an expression of greed.------Boban Dodevski; Berlin

Dear Boban Dodevski,

first of all, your user name has hopefully nothing to do with "The Holy Ghost", which I mean. You're not so big than this, certainly. Of course its a sign, getting more comments.

Nevertheless, I understood your feeling to get no assistance from any official of the countries of The Western Hemisphere, including European Union. It is really a shame for me as an European, indead.

Most people don't reflect them, when chinese militare opened their affront against the human being in Tibet. Now, the time is running out. I'm sure, most of the leaders of the countries, would make any statement against China, because this country by the way takes over the leadership in the world.

People, as human being against any fight anywhere. Most of them, they are powerless. This is the other side of the medaille.

I pray for the people in Tibet, thats the only thing I can do for the moment. May I write a letter through the Chinese Embassy here in Berlin, asking them to mouve out there.

Shaking those, esp. Tibetians, my ear and my heart giving them my hands in freedom for their own. Thus I will pray for everybody. A free world, must be watching all the time, of course, not only think about an idea, as a possibility for freedom. Leaders all over the world, they know the situation in Tibet in all theire facettes from the beginning.

Nevertheless everybody will send letters through all Chinese Embassies, wherever in the World, claryfying your will to kept under the circumstances, we have right to act, now for ever, for the freedom in our world.

And another announcement will send through the Olympic Committee, please cancel this Olympic Games 2008 in the People Republic of China for more freedom for people in the People Republic of China and all other Satelites surrended. I stay away personally from the Olympic Games of 2008 in the People Republic of China, in all Medias.

Tibet is a free nation and has the right for thei own. NOW.

isaac ben laurence weismann

typisch deutsch mal wieder auf alle feinheiten und minoritäten gesondert eingehen zu wollen. natürlich billigen wohl nicht alle chinesen die vorgehensweise. aber wir müssen doch trotzdem vom "staat china" also vrchina sprechen. die hat schließlich die souveräne republik besetzt und besitzt auch die kontrolle über die tibetischen also chinesischen haftanstalten, die ja einen ganz besonderen ruf (folter etc) besitzen. da hilft es auch nicht auf die innerstadtlichen "üblichen" probleme (menschenrechte, todesstrafe und haftanstalten) in der vrchina zu verweisen. der staat china tritt in tibet doch als agressor auf und nicht umgekehrt.