Still from footage of torture in Tibet
By protesting the video put out by the Tibetan Government-in-Exile that shows Tibetans being beaten and tortured in Tibet last year, and then blocking YouTube to make sure that nobody in China’s borders sees the footage, the Chinese government made international headlines and ensured that millions more people will see and hear about the footage.
BBC: China says Tibet video is ‘a lie’
Associated Press: China blasts video claiming to show Tibet violence
Telegraph: China says Tibet torture video is ‘a fake’ as it blocks YouTube
CNN: YouTube blocked in China
New York Times: YouTube Being Blocked in China
Reuters: “Unafraid” China apparently fears YouTube
Wall St Journal: China’s YouTube Block: A Tibet Connection?
This is the beauty of a lying, paranoid force like that of our friends in Beijing - they just can’t help themselves. It’s like my friend said to me the other day: “They’ve already lost, it’s just a matter of time.”
Dear Lhadon,
Great job, what you are doing is an inspiration and example to new generations to uphold the task of nation without fear. Freedom of nation starts from the individual consciousness, each of us can make differences in the journey of national freedom. Your voice always matters even even if it seems nobody hear you. You will be never alone, we are with you to give make this freedom march. Together we can survive and win even if the storm of force is turbulent.
with peace
Norbu
Wow, I’m currently doing my graduating thesis to support a more free Tibet
But after ready articles from SFT, I realized much of the so called “free Tibet” chants are absolutely distorted misinformation, aimed to confuse the public. Dalai Lama himself doesn’t even support independence.
So, I changed my mind and decided write my thesis to expose all the lies put fourth by people like you, Ms. Lhadon.