donderdag 23 mei 2019
maandag 20 mei 2019
��Why are so many Israelis in Greece?
poseidon explains why jews run 'rescue' operations (in greece) ... most visibly when helping dehydrated if not drowning int. waterseekers (that's the story 'covering' careful choreography to the contrary of course .. always practicing that loyalty to spin .. keepin the davidstar / swastika coin goin fast enough so it looks like a 'ball'). They are overeager to find defectors, expats with double cross potential, grooming traitors and practically breeding them wholesa... eh ... wholeearth.
zondag 19 mei 2019
dinsdag 23 april 2019
vrijdag 15 maart 2019
���� Will Tibetans have a homeland of their own? | Inside Story
13K views - Al Jazeera English
Published on Mar 11, 2019
Tibet is a mainly Buddhist Himalayan area of plateaus and mountains, known as the "roof of the world", it has been governed by China as an autonomous region for almost seven decades.
And Beijing claims a centuries-old sovereignty over the region.
But the allegiances of many Tibetans lie with the exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
For China he's a separatist threat, a living God for his followers.
Huge crowds gathered at his temple in Northern India on Sunday to commemorate 60 years since the failed Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule.
Supporters of the 83-year-old Spiritual leader prayed at the Buddhist shrine in Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama established a government-in-exile.
But how long can Tibetans pursue their struggle?
And what's Beijing doing to win the hearts and minds of Tibetans?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Einar Tangen - Political Analyst who advises the Chinese government on economic and development issues.
Andrew Fischer - Professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam who researches the impact of Chinese developmental policies in Tibet.
Tenzin Tsundue - Tibetan Activist, Writer and Poet.
Published on Mar 11, 2019
Tibet is a mainly Buddhist Himalayan area of plateaus and mountains, known as the "roof of the world", it has been governed by China as an autonomous region for almost seven decades.
And Beijing claims a centuries-old sovereignty over the region.
But the allegiances of many Tibetans lie with the exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
For China he's a separatist threat, a living God for his followers.
Huge crowds gathered at his temple in Northern India on Sunday to commemorate 60 years since the failed Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule.
Supporters of the 83-year-old Spiritual leader prayed at the Buddhist shrine in Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama established a government-in-exile.
But how long can Tibetans pursue their struggle?
And what's Beijing doing to win the hearts and minds of Tibetans?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Einar Tangen - Political Analyst who advises the Chinese government on economic and development issues.
Andrew Fischer - Professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam who researches the impact of Chinese developmental policies in Tibet.
Tenzin Tsundue - Tibetan Activist, Writer and Poet.
woensdag 13 maart 2019
dinsdag 13 november 2018
Gaza bombed again
Hello, it's your virtue valve ululator again, this time with a detailed update by Ryan Dawson and Robert
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