Dark side of Communist Mindset-Tibet.

bommasaniv · Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 12:46 pm Post subject:

likewise

Stalinist · Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 10:35 am Post subject:

For those who support the movement of some Tibetans against China, here is some suggestions for you:

1. Know what you support. Before you jump into the bandwagon and sit with your legs crossed in quest of nirvana, stop for a while on Earth and see what Buddhist theocracy in Tibet was like. Admired by the German Nazis as an ideal system of government, know what Tibet was like before the reforms introduced by the People’s Republic of China. Under religious aristocracy. Tibet was a theocratic state where the people lived in slavery and literal physical bondage:

See this National Geographic video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2I2bvs3uZ4c

Listen to what Michael Parenti has to say about the “friendly” Feudalism of Tibet:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWGGjpJJCKE

2. Know your allies. The Tibetans have fought an armed struggle against the Chinese, with the help of CIA. Hence, a very good friend of yours when it comes to support the “Tibetans cause” is the CIA. Doubtful? Have a look at this 5-part documentary:

CIA in Tibet 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOhDBo6×2ZY

CIA in Tibet 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwu5qYosTo0

CIA in Tibet 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2iaIcoHBl4

CIA in Tibet 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJYamwYSe2M

CIA in Tibet 5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FviSTNWRgHU

CIA in Tibet 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yMV0-KOY1k

3. Tibetans are living in good conditions. Therefore, start thinking about other pretexts for supporting the few agitating Tibetans. Although relatively shut off from the outside world by mountains, Tibetans today do not have to pay any tax to the Central Government in Beijing, enjoy free schooling up to university, free health care, and retain their traditional way of life.

See this documentation by the Discovery Channel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEJ11aIv7aQ

4. The government is not victimizing Tibetans. Yes, the Chinese Police are targeting some of the Tibetans who are trying to disrupt ethnic harmony and public peace (those who are attacking and killing innocent civilians). That being said, we all in Pakistan know that a good street agitation can be lacking of anything but good footages. If that is true, why does the Western media have to blatantly distort the pictures of protests in China:

See the true face of Western media; see protests from outside China being depicted as protests in Tibet:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=uSQnK5FcKas

5. If this this is not enough, see the following videos for some more information about Tibet:

The Truth of Tibet
http://youtube.com/watch?v=e2vYB7fPHHw

Tibet WAS,IS,and ALWAYS WILL BE a part of China
http://youtube.com/watch?v=U7ayJABEax0

Free Tibet, you say?

Freedom for what? Slavery, bondage, illiteracy, and poverty?
Freedom for whom? The religious bigots, monarchs, and feudalism?

Whether you like it for not, the fact remains:

Tibet is Free!
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bommasaniv · Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 12:45 pm Post subject:

Butcher farmers in Bengal, fight for them in Andhra!!!

As the CPI general body meetings start in Hyderabad, one would be totally surprised to see the communists raising slogans aganist their own government in Delhi viz., UPA and cry for farmers in AndhraPradesh whom counterparts in Bengal have been butchered by communists party workers and goons.

As the genocide in Nandigram is still fresh and repeated incidents of rape and murders have been carrying on by communists in Bengal, they are now fighting for farmers and "Debish Mohanty" of the Telegraph.

Various leaders from Japan, China, Korea have been invited to the meetings. However their freinds (Congress) and coliation partners have not been invited.

Bardhan says "to keep the BJP out" we have allined with Congress. So, that clearly says to keep somebody out of power they will sacrifise their ideology, principals.

The fact is the Communists have no ideology now, the brutal killings of innocent RSS Sanchalaks in Kerala have proved the point. They kill innocent people in Kerala, Bengal, and they fight for the poor here? What a pity and whom they want to fool around with? "A common man on the street says."

Their ideologies are now dead, they are just fighting for their survival, says another famous political analyst.

bommasaniv · Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:44 pm Post subject:

Fork-tongued Marxists

They are eager to take up issues of human rights 'violation' in Palestine and Iraq and rush to Iran's support. But when it comes to violence by CPM cadre in Kannur and Nandigram, they are stunningly silent One must admire Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee's eagerness to uphold national pride. A few days back when the US Administration came out with a report on human rights violation in which the events at Nandigram got prominent mention, the Speaker told the House to treat the report "with the contempt it deserves". In chorus, the Marxists condemned it as "interference in the internal affairs of this country" and even advised the Bush Administration to mind its own human rights violations in Iraq, Palestine and elsewhere. With due respect to the Speaker, any observer is entitled to ask: Where was this national pride when the same US Administration denied Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi a visa to visit that country to attend a function organised by Gujaratis. The visa was supposedly denied on the basis of the reports about the post-Godhra violence in 2002. The Communists, along with other self-styled secularists, hailed that decision.

Applauding the US Administration when it insults a Chief Minister of this country while deriding it when it flays human rights violation in another State is ridiculous. More so, if one remembers that the Nandigram mayhem was condemned by one and all - the Governor of the State, the CBI, the Calcutta High Court, the Opposition and even by some of the members of the Left Front Government. The Nandigram incidents were followed by the Kannur violence in Kerala, another Marxist-ruled State. The newspapers have been full of the bloody regime the Marxist cadre have established, with only the RSS to challenge their violence. Demand for Central forces in Kannur found an echo even in the Kerala High Court the other day. Much like what happened in the Calcutta High Court in the Nandigram case. Against this backdrop, the Chinese oppression of Tibetan culture and ethnic identity and the surging protest by Tibetans across the world have been a known phenomenon. Communist China has gone to the extent of building software firewalls in Tibet to prevent any news about the suppression of Tibetans coming out. Yet, taking enormous risks, some Tibetans keep the world informed about these events and even manage to smuggle photographs across to the world media.

In India, the Government has protected the tribals from exploitation from outsiders through various laws that prevent land alienation, disallowed all attempts to change the demographic advantage of the adivasis, etc. It is the other way round in Tibet. To disable the Tibetans from protecting their culture and ethnicity as well as religious beliefs, Chinese immigrants have been encouraged to set up home in Tibet. Reports from Tibet say that even the name of the Dalai Lama is kept out of Tibetan literature and textbooks. Worse, Tibetan language is discouraged. No wonder Tibetans are second-grade citizens in their own country. Not many will, therefore, disagree with the Dalai Lama's charge that China is committing "cultural genocide" in Tibet. Despite suffering half-a-century of exile from his beloved land, the Dalai Lama has been patient and moderate. He is ready to accept Tibet as an autonomous region and not as an independent entity. The position of Tibet as an autonomous region of China is what India and China had agreed to in 1958, but which Beijing has often violated with impunity.

The recent surge of protests reminds us of the student demonstration at Tiananmen Square in the 1980s, when Chinese students demanded true democracy and liberty in their country. This wave of protest was crushed by the Army using tanks, resulting in the death of hundreds. China is getting world's admiration for its double-digit growth and huge export-led economy. Global companies are all there to benefit by the market economy. Beijing considers the Olympics an acknowledgement by the world of its superior power. However, no one is forgetting that its strength is built over the corpse of democracy and freedom. It isn't that the Tibetans alone are protesting against the Communist regime. The Chinese countryside is beginning to wake up, according to several reports from China. The peasants are becoming conscious of the widening gap between them and the urban people. Time magazine recently gave a graphic report on seething anger in China's countryside. In Communist China, peasants do not own the land; land is state property and farmers have only tenant-like right of cultivation. These peasants are now demanding ownership of the land that once belonged to them. China's rural areas near burgeoning urban conglomerations are witnessing confiscation of farmland for industrial purposes. This reminds us of Nandigram. Marxists, who never hesitate in asking the Government of India to emulate China, should at least tell their followers whether peasants are allowed to own the land they till in China. They are only too eager to take up issues of human rights violation in Palestine and Iraq and rush to Iran's support despite the presence of a radical Islamist regime in that country. But why are these Marxists silent on Tibet?