Some Uncles and Aunties in New York don't know anything about me and have mouths worse than king cobra poison. Just to let you know, two days ago, I was nominated as the president of Amdo Tso-Ngo. I am not just all talk-I am a practical person who follows through on my promises. before I say anything, I will act. Many Tibetans don't know about my efforts because I keep a low profile, Now its time to tell my contributions. In my 20 years in New York, I have made many contributions. I have already served the RTYC of NY/NJ and was the president of the Tibetan Community Parents Association. After that, I realized that our Tibetan community lacked media coverage. VOA and RFA don't cover local issues-they focus only on Tibet. In a democracy, media is extremely important. Without it, innocent people suffer as they never get a platform to voice their problems. So, I decided to study media and worked as an independent media representative in New York to address issues within our Tibetan community. I covered many important Tibetan political issues, exposed various problems, and educated and inspired many Tibetans. Just so you know, nobody was paying me-I did everything free of cost. Do you know how much time and energy I spent for our Tibetan community? Unfortunately, Tibetan people can be very arrogant and selfish, and they don't appreciate my contributions. During that time, very few Tibetans used the internet or knew how to use RU-vid. I played a significant role in spreading awareness of Tibetan political activities within our community, and I did all of this as a volunteer. Do you think it is easy to do such work for free? Absolutely not. I sacrificed my career to serve our people. After studying at the New York Film Academy, I made a film about Tibetan self-immolations, Flames of Bodichitta, and showed it at a few respected film festivals. I traveled to Europe and some festivals in America at my own expense to share the sad stories of Tibet and the Tibetan people. Making a documentary is not easy-it took six years. I continue to expose the issues within our community and always stay active on the front lines. I was the first person in exile to conduct a visual online political campaign for Dr. Lobsang Sangay, which was very successful, and we won the election. I can proudly say that I was the first Tibetan in exile to start a Facebook Live to encourage Tibetans to take advantage of new technology. Now, everyone is using Facebook Live. I exposed issues within the RTYC and Centrex TYC to the public, as well as issues within the Regional Tibetan Women's Associations and the Tibetan community in New York. I also started an online political campaign for Sikyong Penpa Tsering la, and my contribution had a huge impact during the election, and we won it. So now, As an Amdo born in exile, I don’t know much about my fatherland, so I want to learn more. Now that they elected me as a president of Tso-Ngo, now I am the president of Amdo Tso-Ngo, I will be busy for the next two years, helping my Amdo brothers and sisters and learning about my fatherland. I'm sure after reading this, you will know my contribution. Lhaksam
Honest people will agree with you and real Tibetan will love you but don’t worry those who don’t like your point, because these few demons 👹 never will like you, we have to keep speaking truth without loosing hope that’s important 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you lhaksam la 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️
WELL SAID BRO!! I TOTALLY AGREE WITH U !!! I HAVE SHARED YOUR VIDEO FOR OTHER TO SEE AS WELL !!! YOU ARE RIGHT BRO 💯!!! FREE TIBET !!! LONG LIVE HIS HOLINESS THE GREAT 14TH DALAI LAMA 🙏🏾📿 THE LIVING BUDDHA OF COMPASSION ❤❤❤❤!!!
Now shut your mouth and read it, before I say anything, I will act. Many Tibetans don't know about my efforts because I keep a low profile, Now its time to tell my contributions. In my 20 years in New York, I have made many contributions. I have already served the RTYC of NY/NJ and was the president of the Tibetan Community Parents Association. After that, I realized that our Tibetan community lacked media coverage. VOA and RFA don't cover local issues-they focus only on Tibet. In a democracy, media is extremely important. Without it, innocent people suffer as they never get a platform to voice their problems. So, I decided to study media and worked as an independent media representative in New York to address issues within our Tibetan community. I covered many important Tibetan political issues, exposed various problems, and educated and inspired many Tibetans. Just so you know, nobody was paying me-I did everything free of cost. Do you know how much time and energy I spent for our Tibetan community? Unfortunately, Tibetan people can be very arrogant and selfish, and they don't appreciate my contributions. During that time, very few Tibetans used the internet or knew how to use RU-vid. I played a significant role in spreading awareness of Tibetan political activities within our community, and I did all of this as a volunteer. Do you think it is easy to do such work for free? Absolutely not. I sacrificed my career to serve our people. After studying at the New York Film Academy, I made a film about Tibetan self-immolations, Flames of Bodichitta, and showed it at a few respected film festivals. I traveled to Europe and some festivals in America at my own expense to share the sad stories of Tibet and the Tibetan people. Making a documentary is not easy-it took six years. I continue to expose the issues within our community and always stay active on the front lines. I was the first person in exile to conduct a visual online political campaign for Dr. Lobsang Sangay, which was very successful, and we won the election. I can proudly say that I was the first Tibetan in exile to start a Facebook Live to encourage Tibetans to take advantage of new technology. Now, everyone is using Facebook Live. I exposed issues within the RTYC and Centrex TYC to the public, as well as issues within the Regional Tibetan Women's Associations and the Tibetan community in New York. I also started an online political campaign for Sikyong Penpa Tsering la, and my contribution had a huge impact during the election, and we won it. So now, As an Amdo born in exile, I don’t know much about my fatherland, so I want to learn more. Now that they elected me as a president of Tso-Ngo, now I am the president of Amdo Tso-Ngo, I will be busy for the next two years, helping my Amdo brothers and sisters and learning about my fatherland. I'm sure after reading this, you will know my contribution. Lhaksam
All high Lama are after money/politic Consider high Lama in exile are not really high when Tibet are independent There are only two HH 14th Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama
#USA there to find a solution I am sure! i hope that a solution does come out of this fir the people of Tibet because that is who the world needs to focus on, not leaders.. #HumanityFirst
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This is all leaders self-cooked dish, now whether it stinks or smells good, they will have to bear it. You should not plant your feet on someone else's land and expect results from your land, it will never give you results. He will only give you the selary money.
@@lhakammedia haha don’t be happy for that , he got that because of His Holiness the Dalai Lama , he didn’t do any shit , Sekyong Lobsang Sangay got too , that’s all because of His Holiness the Dalai Lama
This is all leaders self-cooked dish, now whether it stinks or smells good, they will have to bear it. You should not plant your feet on someone else's land and expect results from your land, it will never give you results. He will only give you the selary money.
