n the riot in march 14th this year (2008), which the Dalai Lama and Western media alleged as a peaceful pretest for human right and freedom. However, it was reported with large amount of video and photograph, many of which were from western tourists, that 18 innocent civilians were killed, yet with hundreds injured by violence. Some mobs even poured gasoline to an innocent civilians and burn him to death. Photograph and videos of the burned body was been shown in Chinese TV and internet. Just back to the topic in this chapter, this was exactly an old customs of torturing in the ages of helot-master in Tibet before 1959, which was called “lighting for heaven” in their book, of course, reportedly in the Chinese propaganda, but with documents presented.
Looking back to histories, there were also report presented that, when Dalai Lama launched a rebelling war in 1959 under support of CIA, a Tibetan merchant Dondabaza refused to join the rebelling team. The Dalai Lama’s crews not only killed him and but also raped his wife. The rebelling army got a 9 years old boy Songny in the Pojang village, Naidong couty. They rift his stomach and took out his gut when he was alive, then took out his heart, cut his body into pieces and hang them on a tree in order to threaten others to follow them. From the history in the past and recent days, it is unimaginable for how Dalai Lama could concerns human right in any way as Western media presented. One can always say these things are lies for propaganda and brainwash purpose by Chinese Communists, but to my knowledge, the material are open to the westerners for investigation, but so far these kind of information never reach public in the West, not even as a typical evidence to prove Chinese are brainwashed.
Therefore most Chinese might logically feel very strange that the some westerners, who allege that they are promoting freedom, human right and in Tibet, have never sympathizer the miserable experience of the former helots nor show any interest to know if the experience is true or not. In contrast, the major voice in the West always urges to resume the ruling of former helots master Dalai Lama and his previous government on Tibet, under an excuse that the “precious Tibetan culture” is on the verge of disappearance.
(To be continued later)
