These people should be considered Chinese agents. Unless they just happened to have huge Chinese flags hanging around. Just like we all do. And if you really love today’s China, it makes all the sense in the world that you would be living in Seattle. The two places are almost indistinguishable!
Just another everyday, spontaneous Pro-China, Anti-Tibet, Hate the Dalai Lama protest. You know, reflecting the views of normal people worldwide. I’m especially amused by their signs complaining about the “violent” monks. You know, those unarmed, orange-robed guys? The ones who get mowed down with machine guns by Chinese murder squads? Those dangerous and violent monks, the dead guys over there in the pile and floating down the river. Right next to the pile Buddhist nuns that were murdered, too.
Hundreds Protest Dalai Lama in Seattle
In a showing of pro-Chinese support, hundreds of demonstrators protested outside a college arena Monday as the Dalai Lama spoke to students on solving problems through dialogue.
Thousands of people have flocked to Seattle to hear the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader speak since he arrived Thursday for a five-day conference on compassion, but the city’s Chinese community had remained largely silent until Monday.
Demonstrators held signs alleging media bias and protesting the violence from rioting by Tibetan monks. Some echoed Beijing’s stand that the Dalai Lama is behind the recent uprising against five decades of Chinese rule. Signs called the Dalai Lama a liar and a “CIA-funded militant.” Many people waved large Chinese flags.
Considering the Chinese espionage we’ve been dealing with, everyone in that crowd should have been photographed and identified as a potential Chinese agent, their immigration status checked, and if not a citizen or here legally, should be deported back to their darling China. Disgusting.
A bunch of monks, the obvious Violent Bad-Guy Freaks Holding a, uh, Candlelight Vigil whom China must stop from destroying the world. Because the depraved communist Chinese regime, you see, would never hurt a fly.
This is yet another validation of why our Founders chose to recognize the enshrinement of free expression in the First Amendment, why they did the same for Liberty’s defense and means of reestablishment in the Second Amendment, and why tyrannical/totalitarian/fascist regimes fear these, and the other, cognizances in our Bill of Rights, our Constitution, and our Declaration of Independence.
One day the PRC will fall. All Chinese dynasties lose the Mandate of Heaven eventually. I just hope it’s sooner rather than later, and that the country’s historical tendency to tear itself apart doesn’t get too out of hand.