Tibetans accept Chinese sovereity

[armchairPrivate]

^^^
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hahahaha!!!!

 

[Jackdaws]

^^^
Product Details
Paperback: 285 pages
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Language: English
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ISBN-13: 978-8189738976
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hahahaha!!!!

Point being ?

 

[ephone]

My post has explained it quite clearly.

Read my post again or tell someone to explain it to you.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

if he's willing to take orders from our central government, but with more say for Tibetans.

I'm cool with him assuming the party secretary of Tibet maybe even into the central government.

.I just laughed off my chair. I was just trying to draw a parallell with India- the day a Mamta Banerjee or a Modi or a Jayalaltha 'took orders' from 'central govt' is the day I'll see crows fly backwards in my country. You guys are really something man.

 

[tranquilium]

The current Chinese Tibetan leader is Panchen Lama. The current Dalai can stay where he is. China doesn't want anything to do with him and his cohorts.