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  oldguoMay. 05, 2008 - 12:04AM JST

  Dalai Lama has ruled before as a great serf master.

  Most Tibetans are happy with the current thing and they don't want to change.

  Posted in: Dalai Lama envoys prepare for China talks

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  oldguoApr. 28, 2008 - 12:53PM JST

  Even Dalai admits that Tibet is part of China, check out maps published in 1700 and 1800 and see if Tibet is included in the China's territory.

  Some of you are so ingnorant, dig out more facts before ranting.

  Posted in: Komura urges China to come clean on Tibet

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  oldguoApr. 26, 2008 - 06:50PM JST

  . This way of looking at information may work in China but has hardly a chance here where unimpeded access to information is available.

  Everton2, I am glad to hear that. So if you care for the Tibetans so much, why don't you dig for more information yourself before arriving at any conclusions?

  Tibetan is just a member of the big Chinese family that has 56 ethnic groups. Tibetans are happy here and we Han Chineses are happy too. You leave us alone, please.

  Posted in: China urges 'calm' as anti-Western protests continue

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  oldguoApr. 26, 2008 - 05:27PM JST

  Can anybody just tell me what really happened in Tibet? Is there any vedio? I saw a lot of criticism here. It sounds like you all know that place, its history and current status. But, sorry, I didn't see any facts here. Without facts, the comments are bullsh. sorry.**

  farmerinus, the following facts may of help to you

  The Tibetan population under his Holiness's rule was merely 1.2 million in the 50s. According to census, the population of Tibetans in 2000 was 2.62 million.

  The infant mortality rate under His holiness\'s rule was 430 per thousand. Today the infant mortality rate in Tibet is below 35 per thousand thankful to the so called genocide of China.

  Tibetan couple has no limit of how many children they can have while the Han couple is allowed only one.

  Tibetan peasants and farmers do not pay any tax while the Han peasants and farmers do.

  The life expectancy in Tibet has almost doubled in the past half century rising from 35.5 years to 67

  years.

  The mortality rate in Tibet had fallen from 28 per thousand in 1951 to 6.9 per thousand in 1998

  In old Tibet, there were no schools in modern sense. By the end of 2004, there were 1010 schools.

  The attendance rate of school-age children in Tibet had increased from two percent in 1951 to 94.7

  percent in 2004.

  The illiteracy rate of the youth and middled aged in Tibet had dropped from 95 percent in 1951 to 22

  percenet in 2004

  The minimum score for Tibetans to enter a regular university in 2007 is only 225, while for Han

  peoople it's 370.

  Tibetan students also enjoy a lot of special rates for tuition fees while Han students don't.

  The number speaks the turth!

  Posted in: China urges 'calm' as anti-Western protests continue

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