Terrorism was invented by those who could not met foreign forces on the battle feild and win…period.

The US would never put ourselves in the situation to be veiwed as terrorists in the true sence of the word. Despite what many anti-US folks feel about my country…..it is a fact that the US contributes more charity to other countries than any country on Earth, even those countries who have a general negative opinion of our country, would China do the same?

Yugung:
US have been backing terrorism all over ther wolrd. “Terrorism” may be offensive to some people, but there is a way around it. Just call them “freedom fighter”. Problem solved. Americans are very creative, aren’t they?

Terrorism was invented by those who could not met foreign forces on the battle feild and win…period.

The US would never put ourselves in the situation to be veiwed as terrorists in the true sence of the word. Despite what many anti-US folks feel about my country…..it is a fact that the US contributes more charity to other countries than any country on Earth, even those countries who have a general negative opinion of our country, would China do the same?

I highly doubt the CIA has much interest in Tibet. I would have to see irrefutable evidence they paid the Dalai Lama anything, just doesnt make much sence. How has he helped the US? Years of service you say? What service?

Also lets not forget about the recent rash of Chinese spies caught in the US…

Lastly you say the CIA has conducted a secret war in Tibet for the last 30 years? If you know this to be true, then it’s not actually a secret is it?

http://www.intellnet.org/documents/700/040/744.html

CIA conducted a secret war in Tibet lasting nearly 30 years and got thousands of people killed. Why should anybody be surprised that CIA is back in business again?

As for the recent violence in Tibet. It was obviously well planned ahead.

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BEIJING, China (CNN) — James Miles, of The Economist, has just returned from Lhasa, Tibet. The following is a transcript of an interview he gave to CNN.

Q. What you say you saw corroborates the official version. What exactly did you see?
A. What I saw was calculated targeted violence against an ethnic group, or I should say two ethnic groups, primarily ethnic Han Chinese living in Lhasa, but also members of the Muslim Hui minority in Lhasa. And the Huis in Lhasa control much of the meat industry in the city. Those two groups were singled out by ethnic Tibetans. They marked those businesses that they knew to be Tibetan owned with white traditional scarves. Those businesses were left intact. Almost every single other across a wide swathe of the city, not only in the old Tibetan quarter, but also beyond it in areas dominated by the ethnic Han Chinese. Almost every other business was either burned, looted, destroyed, smashed into, the property therein hauled out into the streets, piled up, burned. It was an extraordinary outpouring of ethnic violence of a most unpleasant nature to watch, which surprised some Tibetans watching it. So they themselves were taken aback at the extent of what they saw. And it was not just targeted against property either. Of course many ethnic Han Chinese and Huis fled as soon as this broke out. But those who were caught in the early stages of it were themselves targeted. Stones thrown at them. At one point, I saw them throwing stones at a boy of maybe around 10 years old perhaps cycling along the street. I in fact walked out in front of them and said stop. It was a remarkable explosion of simmering ethnic grievances in the city.
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My bad, “misled” by the BBC news as you suggested. Indian news show that three dead are Nepalese, not sure if that’s true, since Maoist do not need to use bomb in Nepal again.

regards

Actually, if you look at the BBC story about the bombing you will notice that the headline is Three Dead in ‘Tibet’ Bomb. The marks around the word ‘Tibet’ indicate that there is uncertainty about whether or not the bomb was actually related to Tibetan activities. Also, if you read the story and have knowledge about that area in India, you will realize that there are other ‘rebel’ groups there. In truth, while the Chinese government would like the world to think that the bomb killed three ‘Tibetan terrorists’ not much evidence has been produced to back that claim up. And no, I wouldn’t trust the news just because it comes from the BBC. They also get their story wrong sometimes like any news organization.

As far as the Xinhua stories are concerned, their information comes from the police officials and the Chinese government. These sources do not usually produce any evidence to back up their statements so it is hard to take them at their word. I think that we need to see more evidence before we start labeling these people as ‘terrorists.’