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A Photograph From Lhasa - Whose Propaganda?

A great post on ESWN about the disappearing knife man from the riots in Lhasa. Was he a Chinese cop in Tibetan clothing or a Tibetan rioter craftily removed from the photos so FLG-lead Epoch Times could cry conspiracy? I tend to agree with Roland - the Epoch Times lost all cred a long time ago.

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China reopens Tibet to foreign tourists 3 months after violent riots 21 weeks 36 min ago

Tibet reopened to tourists Wednesday, three months after the Chinese government banned visits by foreigners after violent anti-government riots and protests. Officials from the Tibetan Tourism Bureau say the first group of foreign tourists, from Sweden, arrived at the Lhasa airport on Wednesday morning. China threw a curtain around Tibet and areas in nearby provinces with sizable Tibetan populations after the March violence, citing the safety of foreign tourists and journalists.

What's Right? What's Wrong. 35 weeks 2 days ago

The Chinese have pushed the Tibetan people for years and years, and something's gotta give. Nevertheless, the shameful actions of the rioters in Lhasa targeting innocent civilians last week should be condemned.

Latest AP photos of the Lhasa riot 35 weeks 4 days ago

i don't see bloodshed yet

China Matters: China Connects the Dots from Lhasa to Dharmsala... 29 weeks 2 days ago

China hand wonders why western press hardly mention the "tibetan's people uprising movement" in relation with what's going on in Tibet recently. On the other hand, chinese press is eager to connect the dots between TPUM, Tibetan Youth Congress, Dalai Lama, Foreign forces, etc..

Post-Olympic Tibet 7 weeks 4 days ago

From Beijing's white paper:

"Before 1959 the 14th Dalai Lama, as a leader of Tibetan Buddhism and also head of the Tibetan local government, monopolized both political and religious power."

Sounds familiar. Anything else?

Tibetan exiles to protest Chinese rule via 'net video, March 10 1 year 36 weeks ago

Tibetan exiles around the world and their supporters plan to use YouTube to commemorate "global uprising day" this Saturday, March 10.

More than 1.2 million Tibetans have since died as a result of the occupation, according to the Tibetan Government in Exile.

Tibetan Monk Faces Eight Years For Separatism 2 years 17 weeks ago

Radio Free Asia reports that a Tibetan monk in Sichuan has been arrested and faces eight years in prison for distributing Tibetan independence information.

China steps up Tibetan crackdown 34 weeks 6 days ago