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Righteous Anger

A week ago, when President Trump announced the withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal, some angry Americans condemned the President and openly apologized on Facebook and social media to their Iranian “friends” who are de facto enemies of the United States. In China, such behavior – openly criticizing the government or the leadership of the […]

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Tashi’s Story: 9 Minutes Interview with the New York Times; 15 Years in Prison

Tashi Wangchuk, a young Tibetan, was sitting in the train from his hometown to Beijing. His mind was still bogged down by the image of the children in his hometown, prevented from the right to learn to read and write in his own Tibetan language by the Communist regime. His journey started as a peaceful […]

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“The Deep Shadow of the Star-Spangled Banner”

The Chinese government recently put out a video titled “If you wanted China to be changed like those (countries, such as Iraq, Syria, Ukraine, Libya and Turkey), please walk all over us.” After presenting images of war-torn countries, the video argues that “behind all these things, we can see the deep shadow of the star-spangled […]

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A Sheep Among Wolves; The Tragic Story of a Young Lama in China

“Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.” – Dalai Lama XIV I like the quote from the Dalai Lama, “Be kind whenever possible…”. In other words, it is possible to always be kind… but there may be a price to pay. Jampa’s fate confirms the aphorism that when you are a sheep among wolves, […]