That is the old game of the CIA... The CIA is always looking for people in EVERY country who are .... well..... how should I put it?....
In every country there are some people who are just not pleased with the way things are. So the CIA is looking for some unsatisfied groups of people in order to turn them into a Fifth Column.

A fifth column is a group of people who clandestinely undermine a larger group to which it is expected to be loyal, such as a nation.

Fifth column - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Quite often these people are mentally unstable, by the way.
They are potencial revolutionaries who are trained and financed by the US government so that at the right time they can be used to destabalize the country.... In Tibet the CIA found some revolutionaries among the Dalai Lama supporters who pretend to be the Buddhist monks.

The Dalai Lama monks riot in the capital of Tibet:



By the way, in 1917 in Russia the US government used the Jews as a driving force to overthrow the Russian Czar, create the Bolshevik revolution which lead to the US-controlled Soviet state.


The CIA's Secret War in Tibet - The CIA's Secret War in Tibet

Well none are particularly vocal supporters of the Peoples Republic.

I am talking about relative poverty. Tibetens have the second highest wages of any region of China. So no there is not much poverty in Tibet with comparison to the rest of the country. Also, China has lifted more people out of poverty than any state in history. A "Free Tibet" would only eradicate the good work done and regress the region.

Tibet is not a nation. They are part of the nation of China !


Well that is where you are perhaps naievely wrong. There is one glaring difference between Tibet and Palestine. Tibetans are part of China, they have full equal rights, they have not had their land and homes stolen. None of this ncan be said with regards to the Palestinians. A Tibetan can become leader of China, they can join the communist party. Now haw can a Palestinian become leader of Israel or join a zionist party ?

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They are not part of China. China invaded a Sovereign Nation in 1950. The UN has recognized that China violated the rights of the Tibetans.

The CCP created a Constitution saying Tibetans and other ethnic minorities may either join the Union of Chinese Soviets or secede from it in 1931.

The International Commission of Jurists concluded that Tibet in 1913-50 demonstrated the conditions of statehood as generally accepted under international law.

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Tibet was not a sovereign nation. Not one state in the world recognised it as so, it was still considered part of China.

During WW1 China was ruled by regionally by locals, but they remained as part of China. In 1950 all China did was bring all of the state under central control.

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If there ever was in the history of humanity an enemy who was truly universal, an enemy whose acts and moves trouble the entire world, threaten the entire world, attack the entire world in any way or another, that real and really universal enemy is precisely Yankee imperialism

They talk about the failure of socialism but where is the success of capitalism in Africa, Asia and Latin America?