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People & Power - The Lhasa Express - 08 Jun 08 - Part 2

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This episode of People & Power looks at the political climate of Tibet. Travelling to Dharamsala in northern India, the home of the Tibetan government in exile, and interviewing recently escaped Tibetans, the film offers an insight into the reality of life in modern-day Tibet.

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  • This is a system of knowledge which is governed by reason and logic and has the potential to contribute to the peace and happiness of all beings. Therefore, the policy of undermining such a culture, instead of protecting and developing it, will in the long run amount to the destruction of humanity’s common heritage.

  • The PRC is a country comprising many nationalities, enriched by a diversity of languages and cultures. Protection of the language and culture of each nationality is a policy of the PRC, which is clearly spelt out in the chinese constitution. Tibetan is the only language to preserve the entire range of the Buddha’s teachings, including the texts on logic and theories of knowledge (epistemology), which we inherited from India’s Nalanda University.

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  • So... The Tibetian government in exile is nothing more than a bunch of feudal exiles grouped with religious and nationalistic folk, raging against machine and global culture. But their stupidity is rather pointless. The region nowadays is rather lucky, receiving huge investments and privileges from the Chinese government, which would bring smooth development to it.

  • @HumanRightsVideosT I support democracy in china, but not lies.

  • @eastern2western

    Tibetans are still keen on Buddhism. Is Buddhism suppressed in China ?

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    Do you support FREEDOM for Chinese ??

    Do you support FREEDOM for Tibetans ??

  • yes they are both terrorists, but chinese communist party is much bigger and has more money.trust me, I am not a cpc lover, but I also have major problems of some of the speakers of this video. one guy claimed that buddhism did not survive in china, but thrive in tibet is complete bs.a lot of them really do not have any clues of what they are talking about and making up lies as they go along.

  • @eastern2western

    If you want to call the Tibetan Freedom Fighters terrorists you also have to call the evil communist party TERRORISTS because they oppress by fear and violence. Check your dictionary if you like.

    terrorize = oppress by fear, violence

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    To see communist party violence in Tibet please watch

    #.

    China's Brutality in Tibet EXPOSED ! (7:37 minutes)

    watch?v=PqjC9Wa3sxE

  • from 1959-1972, dalai had received 1.2 million dollars to raise his little army of terrorists. once the fund stopped, dalai lama changed his stance from independence to autonomy and started sending his tibetans boys to the indian army to fight against the pakis. yeah, none violence my ass.

  • @eastern2western

    But Falun Gong was expanding so rapidly in China the communist party got desperate and started Persecuting Falun Gong.

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    FREE Chinaaaaaa and Tibetttttttttttttttttttttttt

  • @eastern2western

    Did HHDL get 84+ prizes (including a Nobel prize) from around the World for being VIOLENT ??

    I don't think so.

  • all human beings are capable of violence. tibetans lams or buddhists are bunch politicians too.

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