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Tibet Youth Congress Seeks Independence through TERRORISM

 
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:13 am    Post subject: Tibet Youth Congress Seeks Independence through TERRORISM Reply with quote

Cewang Rigzin, president of the separatist "Tibetan Youth Congress" (TYC), has preached seeking "Tibet independence" through suicide attacks. This is doing great damage to the image of the free Tibet activists and the Dalai Lama as well.

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"Maybe it is time now for the 'Tibetan People's Uprising Movement' to use the means of suicide attacks to carry on the struggle" ... time to change the "tactics of struggle" as "there are opportunities for the Chinese to take advantage of the line of non-violence" ... The TYC would seek to achieve "Tibet independence" as soon as possible at any cost, and the means of suicide attacks could be used

Cewang Rigzin also clamored for a worldwide boycott of the Beijing Olympic Games.

The remarks of the TYC head have drawn strong criticism from many Italians and overseas Chinese in Italy.

It's "absurd and wrong" to use suicide attacks to solve "the Tibet issue," said Paullo Salom, the Corriere della Sera journalist in charge of reports on China and East Asia.

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It's an "extremely horrible" act of terrorism to seek "Tibet independence" through violence, which is bound to be condemned by the peace-loving people, said Vittorio Mancini, chairman of the Italy-China Friendship Association.

It's a mistake to politicize the Olympic Games, he added.

The TYC, a hardline organization affiliated to the Dalai Lama supporters, was established in 1970 in India, upon the order of the Dalai Lama.

Shortly after its establishment, some TYC members declared that they would "use violence forever" to seek "Tibet independence."


http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2008-04/20/content_6629515.htm
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Kebau



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 6:00 pm    Post subject: Remember the Talibans?! Reply with quote

The Tibet Youth Congress, like the Mujaheddin (precursors to the Talibans), has been organised and trained by the CIA. So it does not come as a surprise that it would not resort to such terrorist tactic. This organisation has used terrorist/guerrilla techniques in a covert manner inside China and to state its policy openly is really not a surprise to Beijing.

http://oneworldtalk.freeforums.org/terrorists-plot-to-disrupt-the-olympics-t1041.html#3410

Tibet is no more and cannot possibly return to pre-1959 era. It cannot return to a theocratic state as envisaged by the Tibet Youth Congress. The slaves of landlords and the high lamas have been liberated and "enlightened" and would not receive the theocratic ideology of this Youth Congress whose members are scions of landlords/officials and high lamas who fled to India with the Dalai Lama in 1959.
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