Comments for Rangzen Alliance

Comment on The Young Ones by Mila Rangzen

Mila Rangzen — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 02:11:59 +0000

It’s important to know what caused their premature death clinically so that our young bright writers can learn from it and make sure we don’t have to go through these irreparable losses in the future. The number one culprit is hepatitis b, then liver cirrhosis from hard drinks, and aids.

Comment on Seven Deadly Misrepresentations by Tenpa Gapshi

Tenpa Gapshi — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 00:17:14 +0000

I knew what you were trying to say, Mila. Thanks for your comment and keep the going strong.

Comment on Seven Deadly Misrepresentations by Mila Rangzen

Mila Rangzen — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:23:13 +0000

Correction!
My previous post should read thus “This piece is a immense blow, in our struggle among ourselves, against the position…” Or
to make it even more simple, replace the word ‘blow’ with ‘help’! lest i am sending a different message.

Comment on The Simple Common Sense of Independence by Mila Rangzen

Mila Rangzen — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:11:04 +0000

Mount Everest Hero!
Contact Lhasang Tsering by physical mail, he is not connected to the internet!, or email Amne Machen Tashi Tsering. SFT is setting a great example to other Tibetan NGOs by giving grassroot leadership training to its members in various fields. Twenty years ago there was only one guy in TYC who could handle media well enough! He didn’t have any such training! And he was one of the executive members! When he was hospitalized during a protest, every other executive member was backing off from the media mike! Blink! Blink!

Comment on Seven Deadly Misrepresentations by Mila Rangzen

Mila Rangzen — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:48:15 +0000

TDG,
This piece is a immense blow in our struggle among ourselves against the position of indecision of our leadership on the question of independence. It will, to a great extent, clear away the political confusion from the minds of tibetans everywhere.
Thank you hero!

Comment on The Simple Common Sense of Independence by Tendor

Tendor — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 05:45:21 +0000

Great post on Thomas Paine’s landmark work. Tibetans should read Common Sense. Where can one get the Tibetan translation? Is it online? Thanks Mila for writing this analytical and thoughtful piece. I’m putting the link to this article on Facebook.

Comment on Engaging in selective hearing by lungta

lungta — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 10:27:07 +0000

Great article. The TGIE would be well inspired to follow the Chinese policy of always asking the maximum if they want to have a chance to get at least something in return! And the only way to achieve this is for all the Tibetans to ask for rangzen. The only success the TGIE might achieve with all this “kotowing” is that the Chinese authorities choke to death while loughing so much! HHDL middle way approach is only valid if the Tibetan people are asking for independence.

Comment on Engaging in selective hearing by rigsel

rigsel — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 08:08:09 +0000

hi cristoph,
dharmasala is place only for the religion nothing more….the word itself shows…it’s tiny vatican
city all corupted….religion and politic two huge different domaine…wake up fellows so called tibetans…..otherwise chinese yougster will teach us democracy……dhasa force us unidemo or semi dicta…
thanks for your article

Comment on Engaging in selective hearing by Tica

Tica — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 11:07:31 +0000

It’s all too familiar – well observed and well put ! and hopefully will be widely read.
In the larger context and given his level & functions as head of state (not government) and protector of Tibet’s culture, HHDL’s Middle Path approach seems wise to me – too bad so many feel they are expected to conform to what HH does at the macro/global level, while possibly not following his example at the micro/personal level ?

Comment on Engaging in selective hearing by Jamyang Norbu

Jamyang Norbu — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 22:01:09 +0000

The TGIE may have deaf ears but Tibetans everywhere should read this article. Spread the word. Great job.