Tibetan "Demolition Monks" Ruin Any Chance Of Freedom From China In Impromptu Raid
Inspections in Hezuo, Gansu Province, China Monday doomed Tibet to an eternity under Chinese control after police seized explosives, banned Tibetan flags and one gun from six monasteries. The raid comes after hundreds of Tibetans in Hezuo staged anti-government protest demonstrations, in which a government building was invaded with shouts (most likely in Tibetan) of "Free Tibet!". A 
banned Tibetan flag was also raised over a school yard.
banned Tibetan flag was also raised over a school yard.The gun, 22 pounds of dynamite, seven knives and five detonators were confiscated from one monastery. Five bullets were found in another. I ask you this: does this seem like a hostile uprising or psychological warfare?
Chinese officials beleive that the events were inspired by Tibets exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, who has denied claims that he has called for his followers to overthrow the Chinese government in Tibet and sabotage the Olympic Games this August. The Dalai Lama is reported as saying when questioned about these allegations, "No, no, no."
"No, no, no, no, no," he
said.
Directly after this statement, a monk poured a container of gasoline over himself, sat in the lotus position and struck a match.
That is all.
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