Today is a great day for Tibet, an historic visit, also against the strong opposition expressed by China.
America and Obama has focused on confidentiality and the “private” kind of the event, not taken in the main studio but in another less symbolic room to remark that the visit has been a more religious then political terms.
The visit ended with the hand of rite in front of the photographers.

Today is a good day!

Obama has expressed strong support for the protection of religious identity, cultural and linguistic in Tibet and for the Protection of Human Rights in Tibetans and encouraged China and Tibet to engage in a direct dialogue to resolve the differences.
Dalai Lama has expressed admiration for the United States as champions of democracy, freedom and human values.

Tibetans and activists have organized a demonstration to celebrate the historic occasion. As leader of the free world… Continue reading →

I do hope that Obama will finally meet the Dalai Lama…      can’t wait the day…  I’m quite bored of racist Chinese that are thinking that Han can rule the world.

Let start saying that I’m not a lover of America or Americans’ politic, but China has no right at all to say to other countries what to do or not to do. They should learn respect, above all.

In my humble opinion Tibet has all the rights to be a self governed nation, I totally agree with Dalai Lama, who is asking just special laws to protect and help Tibetan minority depository of a huge human and spiritual value in their traditions and believes. This is the solution.

I’m not anymore proud of China since long time, the old world is giving the wheel to Chinese, but they seams to not understand how important are several values and the only… Continue reading →