There is no such thing as bad publicity and in China, there is NO publicity. Most Chinese have no idea what the Falun Gong movement is, apart from what the government tells them, which usually are along the lines of "Falun Gong members eat their children." Seriously.
This is just plain wrong. Give me a link to any Chinese official propaganda that say any FLGer has eaten their children. Instead the propaganda focused on some FLGer set themselves on fire, of which the FLG accused the government of staging. Believe it or not, there's no people in China who would like to set themselves on fire and burn themselves to death (some of them died) for the government, but some wuold do that for FLG. Whether that's spiritual, I'm not sure. You, give me a break.
I'm a Chinese, currently in the U.S. When some time ago slashdot posted a story about a Chinese linux company didn't publish their source code there are a lot of discussion in Chinese linux community so I know they can read slashdot. The reason you don't see many Chinese people here is probably because most slashdot stories and discussions are more about politics than technology, or technology that is too far away for average Chinese people. And the general air here is not very Chinese-friendly (my personal view, of course). If you really want to check out the linux community in China, here's a link: http://www.linuxforum.net, it's in Chinese, good luck!
Right. of course, i suppose you have gived your property (the land that's robbed from Indians) to a native-Indian. I really admire your high moral standard and courage.
I don't think modern Tibetans are at a worse situation of modern Indians. Dalai Lama was the biggest slave head at his time, old Tibet was a Taliban-like power that combines government with religion and was very oppressive, I think that's regarded bad. At least there are no slaves any more.
Well first of all I'm a mainland Chinese so my point is skewed. but how about this: since I suppose by 'stopping aggression' you mean getting out of Tibet how about all non-native-Indians getting out of North America? They are alive and well and involved, yes, you are involved.
I am a Chinese. Sadly I don't have a Karma point to promote this article, but I can testify that this article is the most accurate description of what's going on in China, ever, since I read Slashdot.
I bought a DVD player last year, it's made in China, it also plays CD, VCD and MP3 discs. Works swell.What this report says doesn't make any sense to me.
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There is no such thing as bad publicity and in China, there is NO publicity. Most Chinese have no idea what the Falun Gong movement is, apart from what the government tells them, which usually are along the lines of "Falun Gong members eat their children." Seriously.
This is just plain wrong. Give me a link to any Chinese official propaganda that say any FLGer has eaten their children. Instead the propaganda focused on some FLGer set themselves on fire, of which the FLG accused the government of staging. Believe it or not, there's no people in China who would like to set themselves on fire and burn themselves to death (some of them died) for the government, but some wuold do that for FLG. Whether that's spiritual, I'm not sure.
You, give me a break.
I'm a Chinese, currently in the U.S. When some time ago slashdot posted a story about a Chinese linux company didn't publish their source code there are a lot of discussion in Chinese linux community so I know they can read slashdot. The reason you don't see many Chinese people here is probably because most slashdot stories and discussions are more about politics than technology, or technology that is too far away for average Chinese people. And the general air here is not very Chinese-friendly (my personal view, of course). If you really want to check out the linux community in China, here's a link:
http://www.linuxforum.net, it's in Chinese, good luck!
Right. of course, i suppose you have gived your property (the land that's robbed from Indians) to a native-Indian. I really admire your high moral standard and courage.
I don't think modern Tibetans are at a worse situation of modern Indians. Dalai Lama was the biggest slave head at his time, old Tibet was a Taliban-like power that combines government with religion and was very oppressive, I think that's regarded bad. At least there are no slaves any more.
Well first of all I'm a mainland Chinese so my point is skewed. but how about this: since I suppose by 'stopping aggression' you mean getting out of Tibet how about all non-native-Indians getting out of North America? They are alive and well and involved, yes, you are involved.
I am a Chinese. Sadly I don't have a Karma point to promote this article, but I can testify that this article is the most accurate description of what's going on in China, ever, since I read Slashdot.
I bought a DVD player last year, it's made in China, it also plays CD, VCD and MP3 discs. Works swell.What this report says doesn't make any sense to me.