Tibetan Youth Congress = a terror group

Source: China Daily | 04-12-2008 12:02

It's hard -- because that's something I never thought of before -- peeling off the clothes of someone else. I'm taking the risk of being charged as a suspect in a "sexual harassment" case and I can see the troubles there. Hah. However, currently, I have no fear and feel self-assured and rational. Now, we can use an equation to rip off the camouflage of the Tibetan Youth Congress.

(Mask and Husk) + (Blood and Terror) = the real TYC

It's not a difficult one, and one who takes the first sight of it will understand it. And it's not an easy one too, which baffles lots of wise people.

1. Mask and Husk

When the "Tibetan Youth Congress" was founded in 1970, it declared itself as "non-governmental organization". That label is quite natural as no one will follow them if they proclaimed to be a terrorist group. They also used the image of our pure snow mountain and the just dauntless lion to make their so-called "snow lion flag", a cunning tactic to deceive kind-hearted people.

The TYC, the "Tibetan Women's Congress", the "Free Tibet Students' Movement" and four other "secessionist" organizations held a press conference in New Dehli on January 4, 2008 and announced a proposal of "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement". They called the movement a "global movement of Tibetans in and outside Tibet" and said it will "make trouble to China by organizing and coordinating actions in Tibet". How ridiculous. What kind of movement can be called "People's Uprising"? No doubt many people in other countries, even some in China, have been deluded.

The "husk" of the TYC is thin, but it is soft and sticky, making it difficult to peel, and somewhat nauseating.

Equation 1, so-called "NGO" + "Snow Lion flag" + "People's Uprising" = ?

2. Blood and Terror

Since its founding, the TYC has been a terrorist group for the "total independence of Tibet". Tendzin Choegyal, Dalai Lama's younger brother and follower, said: "Terrorist activities can be most effective at the lowest cost." At a meeting of its "central executive committee" in Dharamsala, India, the TYC approved a decision to "start a guerrilla movement as soon as possible to secretly enter China and carry out armed struggles". The organization also made preliminary plans to prepare personnel, funding and arms to steal into China through the China-Nepal border. Some ringleaders even claimed they could sacrifice at least 100 Tibetans to achieve a "thorough victory". Wow! All those lead us to think about the Black Widows, bin Ladens, East Turkistans, human bombs, and September 11 terrorists…

Equation 2, Tendzin Choegyal + Dharamsala "central executive committee" + personnel, financing and arms purchasing plans + 100 Tibetans = ?

In the 1970s, the TYC instigated "Free Tibet" activities when Dalai Lama dispatched a visiting group to Tibet with the approval of China's central government. In the 1980s, it instigated a series of serious riots in Lhasa. In the early 1990s, it audaciously claimed that Tibet would be independent in five to ten years. In the late 1990s, the TYC staged a ban on worshipping the protective deity "Dorje Shugden". This year, the TYC of the Dalai Clique claimed in a March 10 statement that it would "never give up the struggle for a free Tibet" and organized the serious violent incident of beating, smashing, ransacking and arson on March 14. We can see all these can be applied at the right side of the equation.

Equation 3: 1970s+1980s+1990s+2008+ . . . = ?