i hope you will go there to see the real think.
so easy to support china from a country like Canada or France.
support china because in 700 tibet became chinise, great!

ok trop nul.

je perds mon temps a lire vos explications douteuses.
le plus simple, restez dans vos petites vies a vous conforter de la grandeur d’un pays ou vous devez passer des vacances de touristes de l’ouest.

critiquer les medias de l’ouest car ils restent critiques, on touche le fond.

dire que les gouvernements de l’ouest cachent la vérité, encore mieux.
ils fermes surtout les yeux pour mieux vendre des trains, avions et autres centrales nucléaire.

en tout cas merci pour cette leçon sur la sélectivité des idées.

avec un peu de chance, d’autres aurons le courage de critiquer leur pays d’origine et ferons changer les chose la bas.

pour le moment, profite bien des truc qui vous rende fière par exemple du train le plus haut du monde, des jo, des projets pour aller sur la lune et de la future expo universelle.

je suis aussi super fière de cela, mais j’ai au moins compris que toute cette débauche n’avais pour but que de nous rendre fière.
Pour info c’est la base du système comme en coree du nord.

la fierté, il n’y a rien de mieux pour motiver et pérenniser une idéologie.

bonne nuit éternel sur vos esprits affaiblies par la recherche d’une identité respectable ou une envie de grandeur.

salut

I am not against Tibetans wanting freedom or rights. What I am against is the Western Media. I am not saying China is right either and that they don’t use propaganda, but living in Canada, you can see everything on news channels saying stuff like: “Chinese government cracks down peaceful protesters in Tibet” and “The Dalai Lama just wants his country back”. There are also people everywhere believing everything they see in the news and start marching into the streets with banners saying stuff like “Free Tibet”. The worst part is, many of them don’t know a thing about it. They only know that their favourite anchorman told them that the Dalai Lama is good and the Chinese and Communists are Evil.

One major problem about America is that Americans tend to see the world in black and white. The U.S. and its allies are always right, and whoever is opposed to them are evil, evil people. For example, when the U.S. created the Taliban, it was the solution to all the problems in the middle-east, now, they are all terrorists and America is going to save the world from it by sending soldiers there.

Another problem is that they often don’t really understand what’s happening over there: they just want to get involved. They often think of terrorists as the Middle-Eastern people with turbans that will blow up bombs everywhere and are trying to destroy America (perceived here as the good guys, as usual).

In no way am I supporting the “stupid American” mentality. The U.S., in the end, is just another nation, with both great people, and terrible people. Personally, I blame the government. The government in North America and Europe (not to say that other governments, such as Chinese don’t do so) control the media and use propaganda in a way that discredits their enemies. The main difference is that the latter do so in a subtle way, where they mention both their and other countries mistakes: they say everything, but also lie about countries opposing them (resulting in hiding facts that would contradict their lies), generating a sentiment of hatred towards the latter in the population, protesting against the so-called war crimes and corruption.

I am not against Tibetans wanting freedom or rights. What I am against is the Western Media. I am not saying China is right either and that they don’t use propaganda, but living in Canada, you can see everything on news channels saying stuff like: “Chinese government cracks down peaceful protesters in Tibet” and “The Dalai Lama just wants his country back”. There are also people everywhere believing everything they see in the news and start marching into the streets with banners saying stuff like “Free Tibet”. The worst part is, many of them don’t know a thing about it. They only know that their favourite anchorman told them that the Dalai Lama is good and the Chinese and Communists are Evil.

One major problem about America is that Americans tend to see the world in black and white. The U.S. and its allies are always right, and whoever is opposed to them are evil, evil people. For example, when the U.S. created the Taliban, it was the solution to all the problems in the middle-east, now, they are all terrorists and America is going to save the world from it by sending soldiers there.

Another problem is that they often don’t really understand what’s happening over there: they just want to get involved. They often think of terrorists as the Middle-Eastern people with turbans that will blow up bombs everywhere and are trying to destroy America (perceived here as the good guys, as usual).

In no way am I supporting the “stupid American” mentality. The U.S., in the end, is just another nation, with both great people, and terrible people. Personally, I blame the government. The government in North America and Europe (not to say that other governments, such as Chinese don’t do so) control the media and use propaganda in a way that discredits their enemies. The main difference is that the latter do so in a subtle way, where they mention both their and other countries mistakes: they say everything, but also lie about countries opposing them (resulting in hiding facts that would contradict their lies), generating a sentiment of hatred towards the latter in the population, protesting against the so-called war crimes and corruption.

This is a hilarious bumper sticker urging people to “free Tibet, buy Wal-mart” it simply points out the hypocrisy of the people who think they are changing the world by displaying a bumper sticker or getting lit at a concert.

Truley,
Joe