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To Merieke from Hervey Bay,It is good to study the Tibetan belief system, and their deities which are ancient before you open your mouth and say such an ignorant comment.
Sep 04, 2012 07:51 PM
Reply to this commentThe Chinese government is despicable, and no one should visit that country. The world should stop dong business with China immediately. If my country had the courage of its convictions, which it time and again has proved it does not, it would be the first to withdraw financial dealings with China.
Sep 02, 2012 09:02 PM
Reply to this commentRaping sacred land for finite mineral deposits by Chinese when their vast land still has them will ultimately & karmically reveal to the Chinese the noble truth of their ancestral brothers right to cultural identity.
Sep 01, 2012 12:40 AM
Reply to this commentI was impressed at the beginning to read that people had taken action against miners to protect a beautiful environment, but then it turns out that they are instead protecting the "home of a ferocious and powerful deity"! They still believe in this sort of stuff in 2012!! Besides, if the deity is so ferocious and powerful it would be able to protect its own territory without the aid of little humans?
Aug 31, 2012 07:52 PM
Reply to this commentThe Tibet Autonomous Region has TIBET'S largest deposits of mineral wealth and like bacteria the corrupt Chinese are infesting the sovereign country of TIBET to steal this wealth. Tibet is occupied illegally by the rogue government of China. China has illegally closed off Tibet so the thievery and violence it is perpetrating there can go on unseen by the rest of the world. This must stop by any means necessary.
Aug 31, 2012 05:15 PM
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Here in the US the native Americans seem to have been driven out of most areas where gold could be found even it a reservation. The clavary came in the help out when needed. Getting protected status of areas bfore minerals is found might be helpfule but once found good luck. Our history is not one tht offeres any encouragement at all. All of the American continent has been stripped of gold and now is mass mine for specs of dust. Spain couldn't get enough they offered the first govenemnt bonds bsed ojn future gold deliveries from tbne new world because they wer over spending on wars. Some things in the west never seem to change and it is too bad the east is trying to follow in our footsteps. Trying to get help from us is just like letting foxes in the hen house.
Sep 25, 2012 08:23 PM
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