A Conversation for Tibetan History, A Brief Chronology
This chronicle is clearly not objective
li2008 Started conversation May 4, 2008
How can an objective discussion about Tibet not mention that the central government of China abolished the feuderal theoracy in 1959?
For people who want to know the history of Tibet, they should ask who is telling the story. Personally, I will doubt the stories for the Tibet exiles. They stand for the former slave masters in Tibet, who were driven out of Tibet because they refused to abolish slavery. Because they lost all their previleges as slave masters after 1959, they hate the Chinese government. Do you think their story will be objective?
This chronicle is clearly not objective
John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted May 4, 2008
I agree that it is a good idea to judge any story by who is telling it. For instance there is a number of people who are popping up in this community who seem to be here for no other purpose than to propagate cliches about Tibet and spread Chinese government progaganda.
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