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Dalai Lama the spiritual leader of Tibet and Nobel peace laureate who fled to India in 1959, called for an investigation into whether cultural genocide — intentional or not — was taking place in his homeland. "Whether the Chinese government admits or not, there is a problem. The problem is the nation with ancient cultural heritage is actually facing serious dangers," he told a news conference at his base of Dharamsala in northern India. http://www.xmail.net/technologos/ "Whether intentionally or unintentionally, somewhere cultural genocide is taking place", he said, adding that he wanted an investigation into the clashes by Human Rights international groups.
http://www.xmail.net/technologos/ALAMA.html statement on protests in Tibet ’I am deeply concerned over the situation that has been developing in Tibet following peaceful protests in many parts of Tibet, including Lhasa, in recent days. These protests are a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment of the Tibetan people under the present governance. As I have always said, unity and stability under brute force is at best a temporary solution. It is unrealistic to expect unity and stability under such a rule and would therefore not be conducive to finding a peaceful and lasting solution. I therefore appeal to the Chinese leadership to stop using force and address the long-simmering resentment of the Tibetan people through dialogue with the Tibetan people. I also urge my fellow Tibetans not to resort to violence.’ While Statement of Senator Barack Obama on the situation in Tibet on | March 14, 2008 enforces Dalai Lama concerns "I am deeply disturbed by reports of a crackdown and arrests ordered by Chinese authorities in the wake of peaceful protests by Tibetan Buddhist monks. I condemn the use of violence to put down peaceful protests, and call on the Chinese government to respect the basic human rights of the people of Tibet, and to account for the whereabouts of detained Buddhist monks.
These events come on the 49th anniversary of the exile of the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists, the Dalai Lama. They demonstrate the continuing frustration of the Tibetan people at the way in which Beijing has ruled Tibet. There has been an informal dialogue between Chinese leaders and the Dalai Lama’s representatives over the past six years. It is good that they have been talking, but China has thus far shown no flexibility on the substance of those discussions. Indeed, it has delayed in scheduling the latest round, despite the willingness of the Tibetans to continue dialogue. http://www.xmail.net/technologos/AAA.html
If Tibetans are to live in harmony with the rest of China’s people, their religion and culture must be respected and protected. Tibet should enjoy genuine and meaningful autonomy. The Dalai Lama should be invited to visit China, as part of a process leading to his return.
This is the year of the Beijing Olympics. It represents an opportunity for China to show the world what it has accomplished in the last several decades. Those accomplishments have been extraordinary and China’s people have a right to be proud of them, but the events in Tibet these last few days unfortunately show a different face of China. Now is the time for Beijing to take steps that would change the image people have of China later this year by changing the reality of how they treat Tibet and Tibetans. Now is the time to respect the human rights and religious freedom of the people of Tibet." VIEW WEBCINEMA DOCDRAMA REELS: SENATOR BARACK OBAMA CINEMATIC PROFILE WITH TRIALS TERROR SUSPECTS SPEECH IN CONGRESS ALONG WITH CRITIQUE OF HURRICANE KATRINA GOVERNMENT RESPONSE http://www.xmail.net/technologos/Aobama.html AS TECHNOLOGOS LAUNCHES ANTICINEMA CYBERETHOS CINEMATEXT / CINEMATEXTURE PROJECT CYBERETHOS NeUs ’R’ US FOCUSED OPPOSITE HIS VIEWS ARE OF NEOCONS WITH ANTIHEROS as Condy Rice protested China’s crackdown on Tibet’s monks Statement by Secretary Condoleezza Rice onMarch 15, 2008 ’I am deeply saddened to learn that the turmoil that erupted yesterday in Lhasa following what began as peaceful protests has resulted in the loss of lives, and I am concerned that the violence appears to be continuing. I also am concerned by reports of a sharply increased police and military presence in and around Lhasa. We call on the Chinese government to exercise restraint in dealing with these protests, and we strongly urge all sides to refrain from violence. President Bush has consistently encouraged the Chinese government to engage in substantive dialogue with the Dalai Lama directly and through his representatives so that long-standing issues with regard to Tibet may be resolved. We urge China to respect the fundamental and universally recognized right of all of its citizens to peacefully express their political and religious views, and we call on China to release monks and others who have been detained solely for the peaceful expression of their views. We also urge China to address policies in Tibetan areas that have created tensions due to their impact on Tibetan religion, culture, and livelihoods.http://www.xmail.net/technologos/Arice2.html ALONG WITH THEIR COUNTERPARTS AS RUSSIA NEOTSAR http://www.xmail.net/technologos/AAAA.html PUTIN and his heir Medvedev http://www.xmail.net/technologos/APUT.html FAKING DEMOCRACY ELECTION PROCESS with nominating anew Kremlin heir Medvedev thus delegitimigizing vote http://www.xmail.net/technologos/APUT2.html WITH TOTAL VOTE MANIPULATION AS IN PAKISTAN PRESIDENT’s PSEUDO ANTITERROR DICTATORSHIP AFTER BHUTTO ASSASINATION WILL ELIMINATE ANY TRACE OF DEMOCRACY LEADING TO http://www.xmail.net/technologos/Abhutto.html APOCALYPTIC WARS CHAOS WITH RELIGIOUS CONSTRUCTION, DECONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION BIBLICAL PROPHECIES OF OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT SAGAS INVITING TRUE APOCALYPSYS AS HISTORY END http://www.xmail.net/technologos/Apoc.html
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