Global Day Of Action (Germany): Stop the Executions

On April 17th German SFTers called the Chinese Ministry of Justice to put pressure on the Chinese Government to reverse the death sentences of Lobsang Gyaltsen and Loyak.
On that same day members of the group Students for a Free Tibet collected signatures in Frankfurt, Germany, The petition was faxed to Beijing, China that night.

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• Tibet
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• Deutschland
• Executions

[tcgawa]

Thank so much you call

[tibetansoul1]

Yea but that wasn`t the only pretext. And the whole war idea was a Multi-National Force LED by United States of America followed by the United Kingdoms. And it was authorized by the UN. So why Cry? and we all know what Iraq did in the past...Suicide Bombers...Abuse of Human Rights...Al-Qaeda...weapons(Ev­en before 1991)...and taliban....man the whole thing wouldve never happened if Iraq had suppressed Al-qaeda and taliban and those Blood-thirsty Bastards.

[tibetansoul1]

Ok. a millions people got killed. so WHAT? it couldve goten worse. Don`t you remember what happened to Hiroshima and Nagasaki? In fact, My English teacher has some eye disorder.and can`t stand the sunlight for long...you know why? cuz hes from Hiroshima. man u should see what those bombs can do to people for generations. For The greater good. somebody has to take responsibility and decisions have to be made. sometimes...its harder to know which Bridge to cross and which one to Burn.

[tibetansoul1]

Comon i already said i don`t give a shit what happens or happened to them. What disturbs me is your opinions here.

[anyonecanplayguitar]

Now it's interesting that you string the two words "Iraq" and "committed" together. Even if Iraw did have WMDs under Saddam Hussein's reign, was the invasion of Iraq justified? Was the innocent civilians responsible for the "alleged" WMDs? Total death in Iraq has exceeded 1,000,000 and the war is still ongoing. The lives of innocent women and children in Iraq... they are dying for Politics...

[anyonecanplayguitar]

Millions of "Nuclear Crimes"....was that what you heard from Pro-Bush media? I'll tell you what, the alleged "Weapons of Mass Destruction", which the Bush administration accused the Iraqi government of, WAS NEVER THERE.

[anyonecanplayguitar]

You are avoiding the question here. Are you saying that the two arson are completely innocent and therefore must be released? They ARE responsible for torching the five shops in Lhasa, aren't they? The fire DID kill 7 people, didn't it? They ARE guilty of what they did, aren't they?

[tibetansoul1]

We barely care to Vote but every individual has a better idea than the one being applied by the Govt. lastly, Law is an attempt to make things better, it isn`t perfect but its the best we humans could do. Its all we got against Chaos and it even decides if you get to sleep in a bed or not so i think you should have better views about whats Fair and unfair. And if you think a Judge doesnt have the right to Judge people then you have some serious Social issues.

[tibetansoul1]

Iraq committed Millions of other Nuclear and chemical crimes and literally gave financial support to Palestinian Suicide bombers. Human Rights...for all i know....its a Joke for them. Politics. You might say its full of crap but its the only way everything is held together. We all crave for Democracy when Communism prevails. But when we do have Democracy all we do is Bitch about the political system and the ongoing Issues.

[anyonecanplayguitar]

@tibetansoul1 I would like to learn about your opinions regarding Iraqi War, War in Afghanistan & such. Did the Americans follow any such "Laws" at all? Did they have the "Right" to "Judge" the people from the so called "Land of Terroism"? Maybe one day we will be able to get an "Unbiased" answer from an "Objective" frame of reference. But after all, we all know that politics is just full of crap, don't we? What is "Fair" and what is "Unfair"? Are there such things in this world?