Comments on: China: Punishes France and EU

By: Kaibo

Kaibo — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 09:02:38 +0000

Get the facts! Get the truth! Get reality!

Dalai Lama is a tool for western propaganda and Sarkozy is a Jewish/Catholic with NWO objectives in mind.
The Papalcy has a personal axe to grind because the PRC says they can’t exercise autocratic domination of their “cultist” religion in China.

Catholicism and NWO objectives go hand in hand folks and that my friends is not a battle that can be fought by trade barriers alone but only by education of the masses for purposes of realization.

Get Tibetan facts at:
http://www.michaelparenti.org/Tibet.html

Unfortunately, the blind will continue to lead the blind.

Check-out the Human Rights issues of the so called “developed nations” eg. USA

http://www.china-un.ch/eng/bjzl/t414512.htm

Check-out the appalling records of French & British atrocities in the nations they colonised and the injustices perpetrated against Aboriginal natives in Australia by British inspired “white supremetist” theologies and then when one can clean one’s own backyard, come and play the supreme master of the universe with the PRC and Tibetan issues if there are any real issues.

Every nation has work to do in their own backyards and multilateral reconciliative cleansing to undertake to compensate victims of their past atrocities without dictating to another nation on activities relating to “human rights” that have left the receivers in a better place than the former.

As the master said ” he who is without sin; let him cast the first stone”

There are NO DOUBTS that the Tibetans are MUCH better off since the Maoist intervention from the 1950′s.

It may have started as a stained revolutionary element fraught with problems and issues but has resulted in an open society with greater freedom and autonomy for all Tibetan subjects to know “truth” and find liberation for their souls and increased opportunities for the Chinese and International citizens to access World Heritage areas as well.

It has and will continue to change Tibetan society but so be it – world colonizers have changed the global face of humanity since time immemorial – nothing has changed there!

Wake up! There was and never will be a Tibetan “Shangri-La” – it is mythical and unattainable.

It also releases Tibetans to find truth and justice in International Interventionist objectives as proposed by a responsible world entity: the developing “Socialist Democracy” of the People’s Republic of China.

Through the SCO the member nations and the PRC seek to intervene and hold accountable the proposed USA led NWO domination of the masses.

Balance is good for the international community.

Happy New Year

By: FOARP

FOARP — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 16:01:00 +0000

Glad too that China is cancelling the contracts with EU especially Airbus.
This deal was planned to imply a technology transfert (something I suspect many nationalist chinese like han magic (lol) did not understood).
China will continue to build their tainted milk and other non essential cheap but low quality goods and will not be able to produce planes or nuclear plants. It’s a good thing.
For cheap goods, Europe can deal with other develloping countries.

By: han magic

han magic — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 06:25:11 +0000

So glad China is cancelling all the contracts with France ande EU. Chinese cheap goods are no longer going to those lazy DAs (Dumb Ass), they are going to save the Africans. This will cause huge inflation in France and EU and their economy will be screwed and all these DAs will be unemployed and have their homes foreclosed. HA HA HA.

By: FOARP

FOARP — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 08:52:45 +0000

No this man does not live in France and I don’t support separatists (actually I really don’t care about Tibet).
And I suggest you to create a new blog because the new zealand PM is going to meet the Dalai Lama.

By: knights

knights — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 19:55:24 +0000

Did the terrorist who terrorized Jin JIn live in France, doesn’t that make him French even though you say he’s tibetan Chinese?!

By: knights

knights — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 18:00:43 +0000

So you finally agree that the tibetan is indeed “Chinese”, then why you keep on supporting separatists?!

If not for the men in blue which were outnumbered by those terrorists, we would have attended JinJIn’s funeral before the olympics

By: FOARP

FOARP — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 10:32:40 +0000

Oh yes the jinjin story.
The man who attacked this girl is a tibetan thus a chinese, and those in charge of the security of the flame in Paris were chinese (the men in blue).
So who is to blame for this story ? : THE CHINESE.
end of story.

By: knights

knights — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 14:17:52 +0000

The other leaders met DaLIE (the “chink” as Franck puts it. DaLie does not accept that he’s got chinky eyes.) Eventhough he’s called a “chink” numerous times, he still thinks the west is his friend, pathetic!

Anyhow, why does China pick on France when other leaders have also met DaLIE?

That’s because SoKrazy the Schidzo authorized 3000 policemen to let one terrorist terrorize the handicap girl. That’s why we call him schidzo, he says he supports human rights, but his action shows that he is NOT.

By: James

James — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 02:10:00 +0000

For FOARP:
If you cannot catch on it, let me explain it to you. After so many leaders having met Dalai Lama,it is the very time for China to stop it. Sarkozy is not a qualifed politician,and unpopular in both Frech and China for quite a long time,etc. Therefor, Sarkozy was unfortunately chosen to be punished as a warning to other leaders. Many factors contributed to this. All in all, China needed an opportunity , then Sarkozy provided one.

By: FOARP

FOARP — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:10:53 +0000

At any rate, you have missed my point, that being that whilst Gordon Brown, John Howard, George Bush, Angela Merkel, Bertie Ahern, Manmohan Singh and the leaders of every major state (i.e., G7 or security council member – excepting Japan, China, and Russia) have met the Dalai Lama, the Chinese government chose to show its displeasure with the French president – by boycotting an EU meeting. This does not make sense.

By: James

James — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 14:54:37 +0000

For Franck:
It’s really hard to tell which one US would pick between EU and China.However, currently , US needs China more. Just think about the China’s foreign exchange reserves of trillions.
Tainted milk was not only found in China, but also in other parts of the world such as in US.Next time when you complain about the quality of Chinese goods, do bear the price you paid in mind. We all have the confidence that the quality of China’s commodities are improving just like their quantity.
Who is childish? SarKrazy ,vowed not to attend the Beijing Olympic opening ceremony , actually went there . He met Dala ,despite his promise to Chinese government that he wouldn’t. In this global crisis, what’s his priority? He shouldn’t have done this ,least for his own sake of the help he got from China before he was elected.

By: Franck

Franck — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 12:32:21 +0000

Knights you’re wrong
If you really believe that between Europe and china the US will choose china, you’re really naive.
Lalibagai is right, Europe do not need chinks good which are of bad quality (chinese milk anyone?)
For James : China has already switched from Boeing to Airbus, if now they switch from Airbus to Boeing because of the Dalai dispute, guess who’ll look childish ?

By: ziboo

ziboo — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 03:55:23 +0000

sigh, china had informed and warned SarKrazy not to meet with Da Lai for a lot times, for this and that reasons, but, Skz didn’t,,,he didn’t keep a presient’s promise…

By: PBK

PBK — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 00:12:14 +0000

Whether the boycott will work in fracturing the EU political line is too early to say right now. Pure speculation just makes you arm chair mouthpieces for whatever line you’re tolling.

By: knights

knights — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:47:57 +0000

USA and China share one similarity

USA have Bin Laden
China has DaLIE

here is what distinguishes China from USA
Bin Laden was created by USA to fight SOviet Union
DaLIE was created by USA, France, Germany, Australia, Canada, and .. . .