Defying China: Pelosi, McCaul, lawmakers meet Dalai Lama | Radio Free Asia (RFA) 

You should tell Nancy Pelosi to say such statement. Yours is useless!

脑子进水了！去医院治疗

@@SamLoveSharing 西藏将获得自由，中国离开西藏。中国是世界的敌人

@@SamLoveSharing 这对你来说很好，你真的需要这个

​@@SamLoveSharing中國沒有網絡嗎？

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恋童癖

Bullshit

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伟大的印度，请把占领的几个国家的土地还给他们，让他们建国吧！

Please tell us in what way this is a "significant and historic" visit.

Would you make that suggestion to the American colonies across the world? By the way, Tibet is not a colony of China. Please take the time to read American blood history and then come back and give an factual report.

@@IHZALewishey pal, America only ever colonized Philippines and a few islands. First off Philippines and USA have record high relations that’s behind us. Second of all they are territories. That means like Guam or Puerto Rico for example. Piero Rico wants to become a state to gain independence. And after a survey was done on the island of Guam they said they actually liked being part of the US for safety reasons. That’s an inhabitant of guams own words not mine. Guam also had its economy boosted by being by in that position as well which they like. And don’t even talk about Liberia. That was a basically a country founded by African American slaves after they gained their freedom. They were not part of the US when they settled in Africa although they still kind of saw themselves as Americans. In other words they simply were a friendly nation to the US because they came from the US. But they did that on their own without help from the states. China on the other hand pushed Tibetans into India and falsely promised freedom of religion which they took away. They also took East Kazakhstan and there are literal camps. Now if you’re talking about the Native American genocide your right it was a horrible thing. The difference between the US and China is that we learn extensively of that grotesque past in order not to repeat it. We also create tiny nation states for tribes throughout the country which when combined can be bigger than Germany if I recall. In fact for one tribe it’s illegal to even touch them. They also get government support if they can prove themselves even 9% native. Does China teach about their genocide or the annexation of Tibet? NO. If anyone else is reading this ignore this man.

The Tibetan peasants were very happy when the ruling class fled to India, they were free from serfdom.

Come on, why would anyone accept theocratic rule.

@@domenico_ginny6164 if it wasn't Murica intervention Tibet was not that important. The Murica regime wants to splinter china for that reason they poured their citizens tax payer money on training Tibetan extremists group. TIbetan are one of the ethnic groups of china and Genetic they have han plus Nepal sherpa DNA. Tibet has been part of china since the 1700 century. Why don't those nasty law Makers doesn't pass a bill free Palestine?

Yep! And it is recorded all over here... *CIA Tibetan Program* 1960-1975 As stated by Palden Wangyal, a veteran guerrilla fighter, the rebels were directly paid by the Americans to attack Chinese government facilities and installations in Tibet: _"Our soldiers attacked Chinese trucks and seized some documents of the Chinese government. After that, the Americans increased our pay scale"._ The Dalai Lama criticized this decision, saying it proved wholeheartedly that the US never did it to help the people of Tibet. *International lobbying* The 14th Dalai Lama was financially supported by the CIA *between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s, receiving $180,000 a year.* The funds were paid to him personally, although he used most of them for Tibetan government-in-exile activities such as funding foreign offices to lobby for international support. The Dalai Lama sought asylum in India, but the issues regarding Tibet and China received substantial attention from the press. Many protests erupted in response to the political conflicts between Tibet and China in countries including Burma, Pakistan, and Japan (and many more). *Although the Dalai Lama's pleas proved to be less effective with the passing of time, his office in New York did not cease to lobby several U.N. delegations for the Tibetan cause. Also, the Dalai Lama was aided by a former U.S. delegate to the U.N.* *Criticism* In his 1991 autobiography Freedom in Exile, the 14th Dalai Lama criticized the CIA for supporting the Tibetan independence movement *_"not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments"._* In 1999, the Dalai Lama suggested that the CIA Tibetan program had been harmful to Tibet because it primarily served American interests, claiming *_"once the American policy toward China changed, they stopped their help ... The Americans had a different agenda from the Tibetans."_* The CIA Tibetan program was an anti-Chinese covert operation spanning almost twenty years. It consisted of *"political action, propaganda, paramilitary and intelligence operations"* facilitated by arrangements made with brothers of the 14th Dalai Lama, who himself was allegedly not initially aware of them. *The stated goal of the program was "to keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet and among several foreign nations".* The program was administrated by the CIA, and unofficially operated in coordination with domestic agencies such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense. Previous operations had aimed to strengthen various isolated Tibetan resistance groups, which eventually led to the creation of a paramilitary force on the Nepalese border consisting of approximately 2,000 men. By February 1964, the projected annual cost for all CIA Tibetan operations had exceeded US$1.7 million. The program ended after President Nixon visited China to establish closer relations in 1972. *The Dalai Lama criticized the cessation of the program, declaring that this proved that there were ulterior motives than helping the Tibetan people.*

Yes, america need great again, the US right now is very trashy by lots of problem

How are they going to expand their reach and control? Whenever anything bad happens ask yourself "how does this benefit the CIA?"

They are all satans

Langley says no.... *CIA Tibetan Program* 1960-1975 As stated by Palden Wangyal, a veteran guerrilla fighter, the rebels were directly paid by the Americans to attack Chinese government facilities and installations in Tibet: _"Our soldiers attacked Chinese trucks and seized some documents of the Chinese government. After that, the Americans increased our pay scale"._ The Dalai Lama criticized this decision, saying it proved wholeheartedly that the US never did it to help the people of Tibet. *International lobbying* The 14th Dalai Lama was financially supported by the CIA *between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s, receiving $180,000 a year.* The funds were paid to him personally, although he used most of them for Tibetan government-in-exile activities such as funding foreign offices to lobby for international support. The Dalai Lama sought asylum in India, but the issues regarding Tibet and China received substantial attention from the press. Many protests erupted in response to the political conflicts between Tibet and China in countries including Burma, Pakistan, and Japan (and many more). *Although the Dalai Lama's pleas proved to be less effective with the passing of time, his office in New York did not cease to lobby several U.N. delegations for the Tibetan cause. Also, the Dalai Lama was aided by a former U.S. delegate to the U.N.* *Criticism* In his 1991 autobiography Freedom in Exile, the 14th Dalai Lama criticized the CIA for supporting the Tibetan independence movement *_"not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments"._* In 1999, the Dalai Lama suggested that the CIA Tibetan program had been harmful to Tibet because it primarily served American interests, claiming *_"once the American policy toward China changed, they stopped their help ... The Americans had a different agenda from the Tibetans."_* The CIA Tibetan program was an anti-Chinese covert operation spanning almost twenty years. It consisted of *"political action, propaganda, paramilitary and intelligence operations"* facilitated by arrangements made with brothers of the 14th Dalai Lama, who himself was allegedly not initially aware of them. *The stated goal of the program was "to keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet and among several foreign nations".* The program was administrated by the CIA, and unofficially operated in coordination with domestic agencies such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense. Previous operations had aimed to strengthen various isolated Tibetan resistance groups, which eventually led to the creation of a paramilitary force on the Nepalese border consisting of approximately 2,000 men. By February 1964, the projected annual cost for all CIA Tibetan operations had exceeded US$1.7 million. The program ended after President Nixon visited China to establish closer relations in 1972. *The Dalai Lama criticized the cessation of the program, declaring that this proved that there were ulterior motives than helping the Tibetan people.*

Couldn't have explained it better. Thank you.

Today's China is the Germany before ww2. How come there'll be peaceful existence when china & Russia literally has no respect for international law and goes on invading independent sovereign countries just to expand more of its territories

Yes China is the most weak country in Asia.

Nobody came to save China during the century of humiliation, so why would they do it now ? Chinese knows this and that's why they become the ultimate Superpower to teach the world a good lesson, especially the West.

Do you actually know the meaning of the words you are using? Please name the "neighbours and other countries" that China did what you have suggested. Please be specific, name the countries.

@@IHZALewis oh shit ccp bot got frustated :)

@@IHZALewis lets take china'sbest friend pakistan where china under bri built cpec but why it only benefits china ? like the workers engineers for that project came from china, material used came from china, now toll tax will go to china and in addition pakistan will have to repay those loans back to china. u know why imran is still in prison ? china builds infra in other countries but they are of no use because of which countries like shri lanka default and then china asksfor millitary base in their land.

Thats later. After pelosi gets reaaally wasted.

Han Chinese dictatorship shall be opposed at every level

The Chinese are obviously a much brighter people than Americans. The Chinese strategize for the next hundred years. Americans have difficulty understanding the moment, much less planning for the future.

To create turmoil in Asia far from their land.

​@@DK-ev9dgTo stop China Han dictatorship from expansion

I am beginning to think that Senility is an American disease.

For THIS reason, and for many decades now more so than ever.... *CIA Tibetan Program* 1960-1975 As stated by Palden Wangyal, a veteran guerrilla fighter, the rebels were directly paid by the Americans to attack Chinese government facilities and installations in Tibet: _"Our soldiers attacked Chinese trucks and seized some documents of the Chinese government. After that, the Americans increased our pay scale"._ The Dalai Lama criticized this decision, saying it proved wholeheartedly that the US never did it to help the people of Tibet. *International lobbying* The 14th Dalai Lama was financially supported by the CIA *between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s, receiving $180,000 a year.* The funds were paid to him personally, although he used most of them for Tibetan government-in-exile activities such as funding foreign offices to lobby for international support. The Dalai Lama sought asylum in India, but the issues regarding Tibet and China received substantial attention from the press. Many protests erupted in response to the political conflicts between Tibet and China in countries including Burma, Pakistan, and Japan (and many more). *Although the Dalai Lama's pleas proved to be less effective with the passing of time, his office in New York did not cease to lobby several U.N. delegations for the Tibetan cause. Also, the Dalai Lama was aided by a former U.S. delegate to the U.N.* *Criticism* In his 1991 autobiography Freedom in Exile, the 14th Dalai Lama criticized the CIA for supporting the Tibetan independence movement *_"not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments"._* In 1999, the Dalai Lama suggested that the CIA Tibetan program had been harmful to Tibet because it primarily served American interests, claiming *_"once the American policy toward China changed, they stopped their help ... The Americans had a different agenda from the Tibetans."_* The CIA Tibetan program was an anti-Chinese covert operation spanning almost twenty years. It consisted of *"political action, propaganda, paramilitary and intelligence operations"* facilitated by arrangements made with brothers of the 14th Dalai Lama, who himself was allegedly not initially aware of them. *The stated goal of the program was "to keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet and among several foreign nations".* The program was administrated by the CIA, and unofficially operated in coordination with domestic agencies such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense. Previous operations had aimed to strengthen various isolated Tibetan resistance groups, which eventually led to the creation of a paramilitary force on the Nepalese border consisting of approximately 2,000 men. By February 1964, the projected annual cost for all CIA Tibetan operations had exceeded US$1.7 million. The program ended after President Nixon visited China to establish closer relations in 1972. *The Dalai Lama criticized the cessation of the program, declaring that this proved that there were ulterior motives than helping the Tibetan people.*

Pedo Worship

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Please say something that suggest that you have a properly functioning brain. This does not make you seem like a real person.

Fake news, America is a hypocrite. I spent 3 years in Tibet and the Tibetan people live better than the average Chinese and receive many preferential treatments. The US should care more about its own people at home, the drug addicts and the homeless, as well as the Palestinian people

Free Kashmir

Nothing will happen to this visit 100% already know the answer

Dalai Lama knew it Palestinian cases too India US come to make problems Freedom dont come free from the US and India

China and Tibet will let US India go back in Peace Tibet prefer China more beautiful and humanity compare to US India today.

​@@YLYLMRTibet wants to become a sovereign country just like they had been after ww2.

Meh. Sikkim joined India with a referendum.

Sikkim is a part of india and tibet is a independent country and you are a chinese scammer sitting in Myanmar😅

Sikkim joined India with refrendum and had zero use of military while Tibet was made part of china with the blood shed of millions of innocent Tibetans and full of pla

First it's important to free Tibet from china. Then arunachalis will decide it's South Tibet or not

@@Seriouslyfunny1 It's a fraud referendum. Sikkimese were not told about annexation on vote, ordered to vote approval or beaten, voters were from India.

I am very amazed by Chinese culture, they have forgotten who is their father and who is their friend. 👍👍

@@nacgaming8252 Indian culture: Whoever does not colonize India is an enemy of India. Whoever colonizes India is the father of India.

@@nacgaming8252 Romans, Macedonians, Persians, Afghans, Mongols, Dayuki, British are all the fathers of India lol

@@HLJ-ho6ls Chinese people have fully assimilated into Western culture and it is common for them to have multiple(😂) father. I am amazed to count the number of your&Chinese fathers..... best of the luck for your upcoming fathers 😂😂😂😂

@@nacgaming8252 Indians have made English the official language to make it easier for Western dads to run India🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂

@@holiay2412that is quite literally what happened

@@Kilometer-nz5yj 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes, according to your masters at Langley, USA, they are..... *CIA Tibetan Program* 1960-1975 As stated by Palden Wangyal, a veteran guerrilla fighter, the rebels were directly paid by the Americans to attack Chinese government facilities and installations in Tibet: _"Our soldiers attacked Chinese trucks and seized some documents of the Chinese government. After that, the Americans increased our pay scale"._ The Dalai Lama criticized this decision, saying it proved wholeheartedly that the US never did it to help the people of Tibet. *International lobbying* The 14th Dalai Lama was financially supported by the CIA *between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s, receiving $180,000 a year.* The funds were paid to him personally, although he used most of them for Tibetan government-in-exile activities such as funding foreign offices to lobby for international support. The Dalai Lama sought asylum in India, but the issues regarding Tibet and China received substantial attention from the press. Many protests erupted in response to the political conflicts between Tibet and China in countries including Burma, Pakistan, and Japan (and many more). *Although the Dalai Lama's pleas proved to be less effective with the passing of time, his office in New York did not cease to lobby several U.N. delegations for the Tibetan cause. Also, the Dalai Lama was aided by a former U.S. delegate to the U.N.* *Criticism* In his 1991 autobiography Freedom in Exile, the 14th Dalai Lama criticized the CIA for supporting the Tibetan independence movement *_"not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments"._* In 1999, the Dalai Lama suggested that the CIA Tibetan program had been harmful to Tibet because it primarily served American interests, claiming *_"once the American policy toward China changed, they stopped their help ... The Americans had a different agenda from the Tibetans."_* The CIA Tibetan program was an anti-Chinese covert operation spanning almost twenty years. It consisted of *"political action, propaganda, paramilitary and intelligence operations"* facilitated by arrangements made with brothers of the 14th Dalai Lama, who himself was allegedly not initially aware of them. *The stated goal of the program was "to keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet and among several foreign nations".* The program was administrated by the CIA, and unofficially operated in coordination with domestic agencies such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense. Previous operations had aimed to strengthen various isolated Tibetan resistance groups, which eventually led to the creation of a paramilitary force on the Nepalese border consisting of approximately 2,000 men. By February 1964, the projected annual cost for all CIA Tibetan operations had exceeded US$1.7 million. The program ended after President Nixon visited China to establish closer relations in 1972. *The Dalai Lama criticized the cessation of the program, declaring that this proved that there were ulterior motives than helping the Tibetan people.*

@@YouCantHandleTheTruth. ya, your disney story don't work for me. truth hurts.

The Tibetan earn 10 times more than their compatriots which are hijacked by India in south Tibet and lead a much longer and happy life. So you want them become slaves again?

Yes, 'free Tibet', that's what your master want, by using you as a pawn... *CIA Tibetan Program* 1960-1975 As stated by Palden Wangyal, a veteran guerrilla fighter, the rebels were directly paid by the Americans to attack Chinese government facilities and installations in Tibet: _"Our soldiers attacked Chinese trucks and seized some documents of the Chinese government. After that, the Americans increased our pay scale"._ The Dalai Lama criticized this decision, saying it proved wholeheartedly that the US never did it to help the people of Tibet. *International lobbying* The 14th Dalai Lama was financially supported by the CIA *between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s, receiving $180,000 a year.* The funds were paid to him personally, although he used most of them for Tibetan government-in-exile activities such as funding foreign offices to lobby for international support. The Dalai Lama sought asylum in India, but the issues regarding Tibet and China received substantial attention from the press. Many protests erupted in response to the political conflicts between Tibet and China in countries including Burma, Pakistan, and Japan (and many more). *Although the Dalai Lama's pleas proved to be less effective with the passing of time, his office in New York did not cease to lobby several U.N. delegations for the Tibetan cause. Also, the Dalai Lama was aided by a former U.S. delegate to the U.N.* *Criticism* In his 1991 autobiography Freedom in Exile, the 14th Dalai Lama criticized the CIA for supporting the Tibetan independence movement *_"not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments"._* In 1999, the Dalai Lama suggested that the CIA Tibetan program had been harmful to Tibet because it primarily served American interests, claiming *_"once the American policy toward China changed, they stopped their help ... The Americans had a different agenda from the Tibetans."_* The CIA Tibetan program was an anti-Chinese covert operation spanning almost twenty years. It consisted of *"political action, propaganda, paramilitary and intelligence operations"* facilitated by arrangements made with brothers of the 14th Dalai Lama, who himself was allegedly not initially aware of them. *The stated goal of the program was "to keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet and among several foreign nations".* The program was administrated by the CIA, and unofficially operated in coordination with domestic agencies such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense. Previous operations had aimed to strengthen various isolated Tibetan resistance groups, which eventually led to the creation of a paramilitary force on the Nepalese border consisting of approximately 2,000 men. By February 1964, the projected annual cost for all CIA Tibetan operations had exceeded US$1.7 million. The program ended after President Nixon visited China to establish closer relations in 1972. *The Dalai Lama criticized the cessation of the program, declaring that this proved that there were ulterior motives than helping the Tibetan people.*