| Reality and History |
The myth of a free kingdom before 1950
"A country of immense poverty and immense exploitation", "The society ......was a terrible feudalism......there
was a lot of brutal repression", "The peasants did not support (the separatists)"
Michael Parenti discusses the myth of friendly feudalism in pre-1950 Tibet video (text version)
National Geographic: Tibet, China video
was a lot of brutal repression", "The peasants did not support (the separatists)"
Michael Parenti discusses the myth of friendly feudalism in pre-1950 Tibet video (text version)
National Geographic: Tibet, China video
The myth of peaceful religious movement after 1959
The CIA in TIBET video
"Communists are the enemy of Buddhism,we are happy to kill them as many as possible!!! When we kill an animal,
we give it our prayers, but when we kill a Chinese, we do not."
"Communists are the enemy of Buddhism,we are happy to kill them as many as possible!!! When we kill an animal,
we give it our prayers, but when we kill a Chinese, we do not."
The myth of "Cultural Genocide"
Tibetan population in China, Myths and Facts re-examined
Yan Hao, Asian Ethnicity, Volume 1, Number 1, March 2000.
M.A. Jones: An Australian teacher writing from China
"Few aspects of Chinese culture in Tibet, but there are many aspects of Western culture, such as jeans,
disco music, etc."
Tibetan population in China, Myths and Facts re-examined
Yan Hao, Asian Ethnicity, Volume 1, Number 1, March 2000.
M.A. Jones: An Australian teacher writing from China
"Few aspects of Chinese culture in Tibet, but there are many aspects of Western culture, such as jeans,
disco music, etc."
CIA's archive
The cost of the Tibetan Program for FY 1964 can be summarized in approximate figures as follows:
a. Support of 2100 Tibetan guerrillas based in Nepal--$ 500,000
b. Subsidy to the Dalai Lama--$ 180,000 ......."
The cost of the Tibetan Program for FY 1964 can be summarized in approximate figures as follows:
a. Support of 2100 Tibetan guerrillas based in Nepal--$ 500,000
b. Subsidy to the Dalai Lama--$ 180,000 ......."
Culture, Religion or Politics?
"Democratic Imperialism": Tibet, China, and the National Endowment for Democracy
Michael Barker, Global Research, August 13, 2007.
"This article has demonstrated the close ties that exist between the Dalai Lama’s non-violent campaign
for Tibetan independence and U.S. foreign policy elites."
"Democratic Imperialism": Tibet, China, and the National Endowment for Democracy
Michael Barker, Global Research, August 13, 2007.
"This article has demonstrated the close ties that exist between the Dalai Lama’s non-violent campaign
for Tibetan independence and U.S. foreign policy elites."
Tibet's relationship with China
Historical maps show the history of a big family
Historical maps show the history of a big family
1700-1792, printed in British India
1891 printed in Germany
1900 printed in USA
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This documentary received the Award of Distinction in Cinematography by The Videographer Awards. It
has also won the Best Documentary Award by Aurora Awards in America in 2004 and was awarded the
merit awards for TV documentary and TV documentary director at the 26th American Telly Awards.
has also won the Best Documentary Award by Aurora Awards in America in 2004 and was awarded the
merit awards for TV documentary and TV documentary director at the 26th American Telly Awards.
Recording today's life in Tibet
BBC: A year in Tibet video
Tibet Diary:Tibet in Two Americans' Eyes video
BBC: A year in Tibet video
Tibet Diary:Tibet in Two Americans' Eyes video
Tibet -- A Reality Check
"The sky is turquoise, the sun is golden, The Dalai Lama is away from the Potala, Making trouble in the
west. Yet Tibet's on the move.''
N. RAM writes, after a five day visit to the Tibet Autonomous Region of China
Volume 17 - Issue 18, Sep. 02 - 15, 2000, Frontline, India's National Magazine
The politics of Tibet: a 2007 reality check
Jul 05, 2007, The Hindu
"The sky is turquoise, the sun is golden, The Dalai Lama is away from the Potala, Making trouble in the
west. Yet Tibet's on the move.''
N. RAM writes, after a five day visit to the Tibet Autonomous Region of China
Volume 17 - Issue 18, Sep. 02 - 15, 2000, Frontline, India's National Magazine
The politics of Tibet: a 2007 reality check
Jul 05, 2007, The Hindu
As in every part of the world, there are bunches of problems in Tibet. Among them, the independence of Tibet
is just a pseudo-question. Historically, Tibet at most can be argued to have been an independent country for a
period; Politically, it is impossible to declare independence and Dalai Lama recognizes this point; Economically
it cannot survive without being a part of China. Tibetans are also willing to live together with Han and Muslims
as they did for centuries. Ignoring the reality and sticking to the wrong question can only create meaningless
hostility and distract the efforts for concrete improvement of governance. Please give some time to know the
real Tibet.
is just a pseudo-question. Historically, Tibet at most can be argued to have been an independent country for a
period; Politically, it is impossible to declare independence and Dalai Lama recognizes this point; Economically
it cannot survive without being a part of China. Tibetans are also willing to live together with Han and Muslims
as they did for centuries. Ignoring the reality and sticking to the wrong question can only create meaningless
hostility and distract the efforts for concrete improvement of governance. Please give some time to know the
real Tibet.
The argument of Nationality and History
Tibet, China, and the west: empires of the mind by Dr. Dibyesh Anand
Tibet, China, and the west: empires of the mind by Dr. Dibyesh Anand