Should China leave Tibet now?
By wing1378
@wing1378 (23)
Philippines
4 responses
@urbandekay (18278)
•
16 Mar 08
Yes, Tibet was clearly a sovereign country at the time of the Chinese invasion. Countries should put pressure on China to end this illegal occupation now.
all the best urban
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@mailovee (265)
• China
18 Mar 08
We Great Middle Kingdom will propect our holy land at all costs,if you just listen to your sick politicians or your media why dont you come to China have a visit to Tibet,see for yourself,
See for yourselve,dont be duped by some malicious politicians or media
@lori1984 (1)
• China
18 Mar 08
I am chinese ,so in my opinion,tiber is a part of the china.The TIBET's history is not what you said.every country has a amalgamation history,you can't say that is invasion.
@urbandekay (18278)
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18 Mar 08
Hi,
The history I have given is documented and the documents can be checked, you can for instance, if you are so interested, go and check these facts, you will find them to be correct. It is understood that China has distorted the history to justify their action.
all the best urban
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@satisilversparrow (24)
• United States
22 Mar 07
Yes, absolutely! There is no reason they should have moved in in the first place! Unfortunately they saw an opportunity to take advantage of a people who placed my importance on peace and compassion than on fighting and conquering! Here is one for you. Do you think they ever will leave? Even with all the public support of Tibet, it looks like a lost battle.
@rookiekan (882)
• China
23 Mar 08
tibet and taiwan both are part of China,no one and no orgnization and no country could seperate them from China.The western media are big cheats.dear poor western friends,u were all played by them,open ur eyes.China is a friend not a enemy.
@urbandekay (18278)
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23 Mar 08
Rookie, please read the facts I set out above, there can be no reasonable doubt that Tibet is and always was a sovereign state.
all the best urban
@puccaLOVESgaru (554)
• Philippines
23 Mar 08
i dont think so. from what we heard about their comments and resolution, i think the Chinese gov. will just tighten its iron grip on Tibet. but, Tibet had the right to call for liberation, when push comes to shove your only initiative is to take actions in your own hands even if it's opposite from your principles.
