Congrats Bhutia. You are very brave and you truely reflect the emotions of all Indians who love free Tibet. Free Tibet will be a reality very soon. Long Live Dalai Lama
A great stand for the human rights.even usaand even india is shit scared of the chung funglese they can not host the olympics through opression.Otherwise give our hockey team a wild card.
Hats off Bhauchung Bhutia. You have shown your guts. China does not need ISI, CIA, KGB etc to damage India, Karat-Co. do for China to damage India and spying for them. There are many states in India. How come only two stetes represented by Communists dictated over all Indian National issues. Shame on MMSingh's impotent Govt. Pranab Walermallone Mukherjee is truely working for Communists at the cost of Indian's interest.
Mr. Bhutia, you did a good job. You are one brave son of India who could stand against the CHINESE. Now it's time we, other Indians too should join him. Let's see FREE TIBET before OLYMPICS.
Thank you, Captain. Many, many cheers to you. I am Chinese but I too stand by the Tibetan cause. If we do not free Tibet, we do not deserve an apology from the Japanese for the Rape of Nanjing and other WWII atrocities. The Chinese have a saying 'what you don't desire do not pass on'. We were traumatised during WWII and we suffered and now we are inflicting a similar pain on the Tibetans. Maybe the Chinese officialdom are the separatists, not the Tibetans. Haven't we read many stories about Tibetan families being divided and scattered all over the world? May Tibet be free soon and all those who have been forced to live abroad go home, to their land to their culture. Let the Tibetans sort out any problems they might have themselves. If they ask for help, we can assist. Suppression never wins any genuine victory. It's understanding, compassion, forbearance, and similar good qualities that help to form peaceful bonds and win the hearts of others. I hope Beijing will wake up. It's in their interest to and I pray for this to happen. Once again, thank you, Captain. Bow.
Thank you, Captain. Many, many cheers to you. I am Chinese but I too stand by the Tibetan cause. If we do not free Tibet, we do not deserve an apology from the Japanese for the Rape of Nanjing and other WWII atrocities. The Chinese have a saying 'what you don't desire do not pass on'. We were traumatised during WWII and we suffered and now we are inflicting a similar pain on the Tibetans. Maybe the Chinese officialdom are the separatists, not the Tibetans. Haven't we read many stories about Tibetan families being divided and scattered all over the world? May Tibet be free soon and all those who have been forced to live abroad go home, to their land to their culture. Let the Tibetans sort out any problems they might have themselves. If they ask for help, we can assist. Suppression never wins genuine victory. It's understanding, compassion, forbearance, and similar good qualities that help to form peaceful bonds. I hope Beijing will wake up. It's in their interest to and I pray for this to happen. Once again, thank you, Captain. Bow.
