wingzero

April 30, 2011

agent provacateour

Minister of dis information

Not Chinese? Not American certainly.

Come to TTB with an Agenda? We all seek self education. I doubt you can teach here.

Peace.

No agenda at all, just shedding light on darkness. You're entitle to believe in whatever you want.

April 30, 2011

That is a pretty hilarious site thanks for the link, I see they are connecting Oprah Winfrey with Nazism too You should watch the film Seven Years in Tibet where Brad Pitt plays Heinrich Harrer, it's pretty good.

If that isn't good enough for you, then here is the links to academic sources and journals. Why don't you ponder why the links have been disconnected. Although most link work, its just the Nazi links that have been removed, but the Nazi link at the top should still be work. It's difficult to swallow the truth isn't it. Scholars are exposing the Dalai Lama for who he really is. http://www.iivs.de/~iivs01311/EN/links.htm#NAZI

Oh, By the way the book I mentioned above shows how self delusional western mentality is, beware of the information war.

Fascist Occultism and its close relationship to Buddhist Tantrism

www.trimondi.de/SDLE/Part-2-12.htm

Hitler, Buddha, Krishna - An unholy alliance from the Third Reich to the present day

www.trimondi.de/H-B-K/inhalt.hi.en.htm

www.trimondi.de/H-B-K/bookreview.en.htm

And Please answer why his follower on this link try to expose him to help him.

http://www.westernshugdensociety.org/dalai-lama/why-expose-dalai-lama/

No thanks, I think I will pass with the Brad Pitt movie, anything from Hollywood is in service to his holiness the celebrity himself. Why don't you watch:

Seven Lies about Tibet and His Holiness

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acHkXqik_Bo

April 30, 2011

If he did how on earth do you think he would ahve known anything meaningfull about what a nazi was and hence judge him when he barely knew anything about the outside world as Tibet had almost no contact with hte rest of the world.

So, What do you think made the Nazi's so interested in Llama. That is something very disturbing, it's because of the occult that the Dalai Lama Practice that drew the Nazi's to him. You won't even believe the kind of occult that the Dalai Lama practice if I told you it included sacrificing humans. If he knew nothing about the out side world than why did he accept help and funding from the CIA in establishing rebels to destabilize Tibet. I thought he was a peaceful man.

April 30, 2011

Sometimes when this is discussed some people say "well yeah, but I think most of that was kinda necessary to get china to were it is today" to which I reply well you do know that the people whom the revolution toppled fled to Taiwan and managed to get that country wealthy and well run wihtout any of the suffereing the commuist party pu the mainland through and today Taiwan is a democracy and china might not become a democracy for the next 50 years even. THat shuts them up.

I am not a Chinese or an American but I can tell you I am a truth seeker and a holder of the flame of light, which shall shine light upon darkness and deceit. Well, since you show signs of ignorance. Let me give you some basic education education on the Kuomintang. Do you know why they lost the civil war with China. The reason was that they did not liberate the peasants from the landlords, the educated class, which backed the Kuomintang. That is why they lost to China in a communist civil war. I bet they could have achieved what China has achieved in bringing 300 million people out of poverty and working to develop the whole country. We all know the Kuomintang are just bananas. They only serve western interest not China's interest. Taiwan only manage to get wealthy with help from western investor and financing. The same goes for China, it's all logical. The only reason China had such a bad decade was because it was closed off and the U.S. put a embargo on trade, in addition to some of Mao's bad policy.

Democracy, what a Joke, Democracy is run by money. So much for your talk on Democracy, Democracy as a tool for war, BRAVO. My heart goes out to the people of Iraq for going through all the suffering a Democratic country has put them through. Sure, "Shut Up", when you have no argument you tell others to shut up. By the way, your claim of Democracy being so great is a joke in India.

April 30, 2011

So what are you accusing him of? because the Dalai Lama was only just born when the Nazi's were in power and was three years old probably still shitting in his nappy when the Nazi's made an excursion into Tibet.

I accuse him of deception, why are you so quick to jump to your conclusion without doing any serious investigation yourself. I can tell you he is friend with Heinrich Harrer, a member of the Nazi.

Checkout this site than reply: http://www.newspiritualbible.com/index2

If it does not satisfy you, then I'll link you to academic sources.

And please answer why he suppresses his own religion Dorje Shugden or ban it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYaDnbAQz2g&feature=related

April 29, 2011

Me too. For most of its history (though not currently), thriving entrepreneurialism and the communist party were mutually exclusive. The part about almost starving to death under Mao rings true. For millions, probably ten's of millions it wasn't almost though. His policies were murderous and backwards. His Cultural Revolution, what an oxymoron did more to destroy Chinese culture then any invasion ever had.

my 2 cents.

another few pennies.

This is a Taoist board. When the communists took power they destroyed monasteries and imprisoned everyone connected to them. Thousands were killed, more were sent to concentrationlike work camps. Don't expect a whole lot of sympathy here for them.

Its ironic at a time when established doctors were having everything taken away from them and sent to subsistence farming your story has the opposite, except both parties were in extreme poverty for a decade or 3, until China stopped being communistic.

I think you're right to say Tibet wasn't a Shangri La, but its no excuse for China's shameful conduct.

That was part of Mao's Revolutionary plan, who knows what he had in mind. But I would advise you read this book that offers credible Academic citing of the history of Tibet.

Prisoners of Shangri-La: Tibetan Buddhism and the West

I guess the west idea of Buddhism in Tibet is quite delusional, If I had to choose between going to

church and practicing Llama. I pick going to church. Seek the truth. The Dalai Lama worked with Nazi's.

There is evidence from Germany.

April 29, 2011

In Nixi I spoke with Kesang's father and came to understand the complexities of the Tibetan situation. His father was an indentured servant in the old Kham Tibet. When the Communist revolution happened in 1949, he joined the fight against the old order. The Party sent him into Zhongdian for training to become a doctor, which he completed. Thus, he moved from the village, and from the farming life, to the city as a result of revolution. He did not make a lot of money as a physician in Maoist China - and his wife's family complained about his poor prospects as a husband (he couldn't get up into the mountains to find the wild mushrooms and greens common in the local cuisine, nor bring down the firewood). But his marriage survived and he and his wife raised four children. He eventually moved back to the village, where he now owns land, a comfortable house (complete with satellite dish), and has several sources of income (pension; crops; pottery; tourism).

With this experience it is unsurprising that he is an ardent supporter of the Communist Party and the current status quo for Tibetans. In his lifetime, his family has gone from indentured servitude to thriving entrepreneurialism. They are Tibetans who have found a way to prosper under Chinese rule, and in Shangri-la they are not alone. Russ and I visited a very nice, up-scale hotel and were told that the owner is Tibetan. Other Tibetans I met are finding niches in the new economy. For many, the sting of Han rule, and especially the loss of control over their own historical narrative, is still felt. But the possibilities of a better material life dissipate overt political opposition.

http://uselesstree.typepad.com/useless_tree/2011/04/to-shangri-la-and-back.html

What are your thoughts on Tibetan history and the Dalai Lhama being a aristocrat and CIA stooge that organize armed guerilla's... more info to come