I am not so sure if independence would solve Tibet's problems. China is among the fastest growing economies in the world, so I feel by staying with China, Tibet could actually prosper by being part of the economic prosperity. Hopefully this statement doesn't offend anyone. I would be disappointed if there is abuse baggage for this post :(
RE:Is independence the solution to Tibet's problems?
by on Apr 04, 2008 05:44 PM Permalink
i am completely with your statement...i am wordering if you know about status of tibetan dialogue with china it has been sixth round of talk with chinese leader about the tibet issue our leader have been asking for a meaningfull autonomy for tibet within the china but these dialogues couldn't resolve tibet issue.....tibetans have been in exiled for almost 50 years...now tibetan people specially tibetans youth are frustrated due to chinese attitude towards tibetan people culture religion and social life...many tibetans who now live in india and outside tibet have lost their relatives due to chinese invasion...tibetans who live inside tibet are almost impossible for them to speak against chinese regime they are under a hard chinese rule despite heavy imposition rules in their life and country they have showed the limit of chinese acts have been crossed their head knowingly about the hard punishment if they do they did it for their people for his holiness the dalai lama.............i dont know what would happen when dalai lama dies i am afraid tibetans might choose violent method to get their right from china.........save tibet
