Come quickly, and spend your money in Tibet

[seeJudy]

The stuffs you need are a mountain bike, courage, determination and affection, if you're going to hike in Tibet.

If you cannot see the following pictures which took by a hiker who stayed in Tibet throughout the year - as for his funds, honestly I don't know - plz make a sound. Thanks.

This is his mountain bike.

This is the hiker.

 

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Jokhang Temple
Can you see the Caucasian in the lower right corner?

 

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Nyingchi in spring. The land becomes a sea of blossoming rape plants.

 

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Look at the Potala from its behind.

This is the hiker's mountain bicycle.

 

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A lake/river - I don't know - in Tibet

 

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Nyingchi in spring

 

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The Potala Palace

 

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[Unkotare]

The land becomes a sea of blossoming rape plants.

How appropriate, considering the way the PLA rolled in and raped Tibet.

 

[seeJudy]

We're all the have-nots; the rapeseed oil is the only edible oil we can afford, besides soybean oil. But the US always sells us GM soy, therefore we have to convert to buy rapeseed oil, a kind of edible oil that we have eaten since the birth of Jesus. I never thought what we plant and eat can provoke your sensitive and highly-strung nervous. Or you can sell us olive oil at a cheap price? China's government never give up Tibet, either ccp or any democratically elected governments in the future, btw.

 

[Unkotare]

At least you've admitted it's an occupied and oppressed land. Why didn't you post some photos of Tibetans being arrested for owning a photo of the Dalai Lama? Maybe some panoramic shots of monks being executed en masse? Some snappy action photos of self-immolation by those didn't want to wait for the government bullet? Majestic views of prison camps?

 

[seeJudy]

I have admitted what? Plz be sensible. Is there no end of it? Sure, there's no end if China doesn't fall and Chinese people don't die out.

 

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[Unkotare]

Nice picture. It reminds me of what local Tibetan people started telling me about the Han Chinese when I had been in their country (Tibet) all of five minutes.


The pictures of the Potala Palace were nice too. Of course they didn't show the inside where the PRC has surveillance cameras and microphones installed everywhere to make sure...well, you know.

And of course there were no photos of the warm and generous Tibetan people in the markets around the palace area. People like the ones who got a rifle butt to the head for talking too long to me in the marketplace.


Postcards cannot change what the PRC has done and is doing to Tibet and its people. Now go ask your CCP internet propaganda manager what you should say next.

 

[seeJudy]

Coming here is my private affair. There's no any ccp managers behind my back. If a man is narrow-minded, he's usually suspicious of those who hold different ideas from his.
I'm only a person, so the information I'm able to get is definitely limited, but remember that I'll not like that you strike an attitude, which you're very anxious to kill all of Chinese people to defend your points. You're able to bombard the government rather than the people, they've many faults though.
If you want to see the inside of the Potala Palace, give you a link: https://www.google.com.hk/search?q=...VG4-k8AWb84CwBg&ved=0CCYQsAQ&biw=1600&bih=725
I'm contacting with a Tibetan girl and trying to persuade her to come over here.

 

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[Unkotare]

If a man is narrow-minded, he's usually suspicious of those who hold different ideas from his.

I imagine the Dalai Lama was thinking much the same as he was forced to flee certain death at the hands of the PLA in his occupied country.

 

[Unkotare]

you're very anxious to kill all of Chinese people to defend your points.

No one here has said anything even remotely like that. Such a statement is dishonest and outrageously offensive.

 

[Unkotare]

If you want to see the inside of the Potala Palace, give you a link:

Thanks anyway, but I've been inside.