18 Turkic terrorists killed in Xin Jiang - Political Forum

winter6126 · 01-11-2007, 08:59 AM

18 Eastern Turkic terrorists killed in Xin Jiang in January,5th while police searching them,1 police man who names Wang Qiang died.
the spokesman of foreign department said other Eastern Turkic terrorists maybe hide in mountain now.
Sep,11,2002,the UN declared Eastern Turkic is terrorism organization.they have relationship with Ben Laden and Che Chen(Russia) terrorists.

the VOA(Volume of America,Radio) reprots in Washington,the "government in exile" of Eastern Turkic doubt China Government's claim.

Rebiya Kadeer,a rich business woman,was born in Xin Jiang,she supports Xin Jiang independent movement and Eastern Turkic terrorists.now she is Slated for the Nobel peace prize.Haha,so funny,I remeber the current 14th Dalai Lama got Nobel peace prize too.

.Nobel peace prize is being funny,Haha.
http://www.huash.com/img/2004-08/04/...3d7d4e5922.jpg
China and

winter6126 · 01-11-2007, 09:06 AM

CCTV program about Xin Jiang Turkic errorists
rtsp://real.cctv.com.cn/focus/videoonline/56K/0914jdft.rm

winter6126 · 01-11-2007, 09:36 AM

Turkey in Chinese is “突厥",its history is complicated.I just check the historical site.it says:Turkic's forefarthers is Huns.Turkey consider they are Direct descent of Turkic,
in Sui Dynasty,Turkic take two sides:Eastern Turkic and Western Turkic.in 630,Tang Dynasty,the Tang emperor Li Siming destroied the Eastern Turkic.658,the emperor destroied the Western Turkic.in the Empress Wu (Tang Dynasty) period,Turkic established Eastern Turkic kingdom again.
ancient Turkic stone statue

one Taiwan aricle :http://iir.nccu.edu.tw/chinapolitics...4;猂.pdf

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Analytical Survey of Practices and Effectiveness of PRC's
Anti-Terrorist Diplomacy

Despite terrorism poses an increasingly serious threat in international
security, PRC has not been active in appreciating this threat and
anti-terrorism has not been a major issue in its foreign policy for a
long time. There ate two reasons: (a) PRC is capable of relatively tight
internal control that contains terrorist activities such as those of
Eastern Turkishtan; (b) PRC's foreign policy is still dominated by
conventional military security and balance of power rather than
unconventional terrorism. In the end of 1990s though, PRC took the
initiative to engage in an anti-terrorist diplomatic campaign around its
border. After the "911 incident" in 2001, PRC even extended this
campaign to a global scale, helping to construct bilateral and
multi-lateral anti-terrorist frameworks with the US in the center. This
development illustrates that anti-terrorism has become an important
factor in PRC's foreign policy. This paper discusses regional and global
aspects of PRC's anti-terrorist diplomatic campaign. It argues that
PRC's intention of this diplomacy is not only for the anti-terrorism
cause itself but also for garnering more political and security benefit.
It also argues that because of the fragility of international cooperation
regime, the US's unilateralism, and PRC's failure to modify its
perception based on conventional security consideration, it is not easy
to moderate the structural conflict between the US and PRC. PRC will have
no choice but cooperating with the US, even though PRC is attempting to
collaborate with Europe and neighboring countries to counter its tilt
towards the US.

Luke · 01-11-2007, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by W.E.B. Du Bois

I fail to see why the Dalai Lama should not get the Nobel peace prize.

What peace did he make?? Well, he looks funny and talks funny. Also, he seems to be a handsome old man. He can say many ideal stuff because he has no power. When he had the power, he must be loving those monastery drums made from the skins peeled from female serfs.

bioair · 02-02-2007, 05:51 AM

There's no doubt that Tibet belongs to China. everyone can find evidence in chinese history. at least since mogolian invaded Song Dynasty and started Yuan Dynasty, Tibet has been part of china. Dalai Lama tends to confuse people with religion and politics.

winter6126 · 02-02-2007, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by bioair

There's no doubt that Tibet belongs to China. everyone can find evidence in chinese history. at least since mogolian invaded Song Dynasty and started Yuan Dynasty, Tibet has been part of china. Dalai Lama tends to confuse people with religion and politics.

you are right.
I don't think Dalai Lama is a bad guy,but he should be more honest.

Sebelius for VP, not Hillary · 02-02-2007, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Luke

What peace did he make?? Well, he looks funny and talks funny.

If that is your objection to him getting the NPP, then that is the most retarded thing I have ever heard.

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Originally Posted by Luke

Also, he seems to be a handsome old man. He can say many ideal stuff because he has no power. When he had the power, he must be loving those monastery drums made from the skins peeled from female serfs.

Wow, good job. Luke, are you letting your 8 year old brother use your forum account for posting?

Sebelius for VP, not Hillary · 02-02-2007, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by winter6126

you are right.
I don't think Dalai Lama is a bad guy,but he should be more honest.

How is the Dalai Lama not being honest?

Brother Oz · 02-02-2007, 02:57 PM

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If that is your objection to him getting the NPP, then that is the most retarded thing I have ever heard.

WEB, he's not saying he shouldn't get the NPP because of that, he's saying that's the only reason he got it.
I have to agree, I don't see how the Dalai Lama has brought a great deal of peace. It's not like he stopped a war or something.

Sebelius for VP, not Hillary · 02-02-2007, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Brother Oz

WEB, he's not saying he shouldn't get the NPP because of that, he's saying that's the only reason he got it.

Either statement is equally silly, isn't it? Though I do think he was saying the former.

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Originally Posted by Brother Oz

I have to agree, I don't see how the Dalai Lama has brought a great deal of peace. It's not like he stopped a war or something.

The Dalai Lama has gone through great hardship to escape China and has worked to ensure peace between the Tibetans and China. He has peaceably worked to preserve his people's heritage and to preserve their ethnic identity.

Presumably, that's someone who deserves a peace prize.

Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia