Hi, YoungCalifornian. My post wasn't addressed to you but to Chinese authorities suporters. As regards the lack of freedom of the press I agree with you. >Well, the obvious follow-up question would be what exactly do you want the

Do you like the situation when countries deal with matters quietly without witnesses? Do you think that information from these countries prepared by their authorities will be objective? If there aren’t any other sources of information how you

>we have proofs Who are “we”? What proofs? The history is not only examined by Americans but researches from many independent countries deal with it. There are some historical documents confirming Tibetans point of view. Some

Ok. Let's leave Mikolaj Kopernik alone Do you thin that only Tibetans and the West can lie? Don't you think that the sentence "a lie can become a truth by repeating telling people 1000 times!" concerns also the Chinese? Should

And the man who proved that they were wrong was a Pole - Mikolaj Kopernik (Nicolaus Copernicus Toruniensis)

So what? If you like, I can set up a website, saying "100 years ago Poland was part of German" You wouldn't completely depart from the truth saying this ;) Do you realize most of these websites below set up by people pro-Dalai

Here you can find out about History of Tibet History of Tibet before the Chinese Invasion of 1949 Tibet and China: History of a Complex Relationship HISTORY OF TIBET and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet

Here you can find out about History of Tibet History of Tibet before the Chinese Invasion of 1949 http://www.savetibet.org/tibet/history/beforechinese.php Tibet and China: History of a Complex Relationship

I don't uderstand your way of thinking. Are you saying the only way of helping anoher poor country is to invide this country and impose its rule on it? It is naive to think that Chinese imvaded Tibet in order to take care of Tibetans and to

The point is that nobady asked them if they want to be a part of China and to be industrialized. Besides the infrastructure was created not for Tibetans but to ease the settlement in the occupied territories.