China Attempts to Rewrite Tibetan History (Spiegel)

I think this is clear enough!

Everyones history isn’t great, including China’s history of slaves, or did they write that out of their books.

This is the China we all know or at least the communist party that rules over China and it’s people. Typical propaganda, with nothing or no information that would even taint China’s alleged reputation. They can point, blame and turn Tibetan people into evil villains in their book, but China is the one with all the firepower in that region. Tibetans, if they wanted to wouldn’t even be able to defend themselves from Chinese propaganda or firepower because China is controlling all of that.

Like I had previously mentioned China is to blame for these problems, no one else. China has the control, if they wanted to they can claim that the Dalai Clique is the cause, but that doesn’t carry any weight, and I wouldn’t put it past the CCP to commit a terrorist act and blame it on Buddhist’s. It’s typical CCP work! Other communist fascist countries have done the same thing, that’s how they work.

Doesn’t appear they are trying fix any of the agreements before the Olympics.

China Attempts to Rewrite Tibetan History (Spiegel) [read full story]
A new exhibition on Tibet mounted in China’s capital city portrays farmers who were heavily in debt while the Dalai Lama lived in the lap of luxury. The central message of the propaganda offensive against what Beijing likes to call the “Dalai clique”? China first brought civilization to Tibet.

The Dalai Lama: Beijing is continue its campaign of propaganda attacks against the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader.
The exhibition’s organizers keep a tight grip on security: Police cars and numerous officers stand in the forecourt and visitors have to show their IDs at the ticket office. Inside uniformed and plain clothes police officers are on patrol, as well — and some of them are photographing the crowds.

In this way the authorities are creating a climate of fear — one which fits in with their current propaganda. After the unrest in Tibet and neighboring provinces, the Chinese government has been unremittingly attacking the so-called “Dalai clique,” branding it a terrorist organization which the state now needs to protect its people from.

“The exhibition shows the backwardness and darkness of the old Tibet,” a sign at the entrance proclaims. The exhibition also demonstrates “the long and inseparable history between Tibet and its fatherland,” because, as the exhibition suggests, it has been “Chinese territory” since ancient times.