04-27-2008, 03:21 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-"Mudy"+-->QUOTE("Mudy")<!--QuoteEBegin-->West is not interested in Tibet.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
IMHO your analysis is not correct. The challenge to West and Christian nations today come from two religions. first islam and second buddhism. The threat from islam is being fought through the war on terror and keeping islam in western societies under check is easy since muslims are being demonized by the west by quoting verses from the koran which permit and condone rape,pillage,murder and large scale violence by muslims.
But for the west fighting buddhism is not easy. Buddhism is fast gaining ground in west at a time when the christian populations are shrinking and church attendance levels are at an all time historic low.
For the west it is not possible to fight buddhism in the traditional way by invading buddhist countries or by trying to demonize buddhism. Therefore western powers are trying to supplant buddhism with christainity in traditional buddhist countries like tibet. South korea is an good example of how christanity slowly grew and became the dominant religion in an traditional buddhist nation.
<!--QuoteBegin-"Mudy"+-->QUOTE("Mudy")<!--QuoteEBegin-->they are more interested to keep more than 1.5 billion Chinese in check.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Even a casual glance at the present day chinese map shows that a large percent of it's territory is due to china's annexation of tibet. The western gameplan is to end or reduce chinese influence in tibet so that a large part of tibet becomes ungovernable thereby reducing china's landmass and power. This will open the way for christian missionaries for soul harvesting in both tibet and china.
<!--QuoteBegin-"Mudy"+-->QUOTE("Mudy")<!--QuoteEBegin-->Chinese rulers are always very ambitious and seek power at any cost.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Being ambitious is an good thing but trying to implement foolish things in the name of power is downright crazy. The chinese have an unique trait of shooting themselves in the foot by planning humongously impossible projects just to satisfy the amibition of their rulers. The chinese emperors started building the great wall of china to keep out invading tribes and make their names immortal in history. The constructon of the wall led to precious resources being wasted in its construction and huge loss of human lives due to forced labour.
And did the wall serve it purpose? No, on the contrary the high taxes imposed by the chinese emperor to raise money for the construction of the wall led to an peasant revolt. To put down the revolt one general guarding the gates of the wall let in an invading tribe which not only put down the revolt but also conquered china.
IMHO your analysis is not correct. The challenge to West and Christian nations today come from two religions. first islam and second buddhism. The threat from islam is being fought through the war on terror and keeping islam in western societies under check is easy since muslims are being demonized by the west by quoting verses from the koran which permit and condone rape,pillage,murder and large scale violence by muslims.
But for the west fighting buddhism is not easy. Buddhism is fast gaining ground in west at a time when the christian populations are shrinking and church attendance levels are at an all time historic low.
For the west it is not possible to fight buddhism in the traditional way by invading buddhist countries or by trying to demonize buddhism. Therefore western powers are trying to supplant buddhism with christainity in traditional buddhist countries like tibet. South korea is an good example of how christanity slowly grew and became the dominant religion in an traditional buddhist nation.
<!--QuoteBegin-"Mudy"+-->QUOTE("Mudy")<!--QuoteEBegin-->they are more interested to keep more than 1.5 billion Chinese in check.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Even a casual glance at the present day chinese map shows that a large percent of it's territory is due to china's annexation of tibet. The western gameplan is to end or reduce chinese influence in tibet so that a large part of tibet becomes ungovernable thereby reducing china's landmass and power. This will open the way for christian missionaries for soul harvesting in both tibet and china.
<!--QuoteBegin-"Mudy"+-->QUOTE("Mudy")<!--QuoteEBegin-->Chinese rulers are always very ambitious and seek power at any cost.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Being ambitious is an good thing but trying to implement foolish things in the name of power is downright crazy. The chinese have an unique trait of shooting themselves in the foot by planning humongously impossible projects just to satisfy the amibition of their rulers. The chinese emperors started building the great wall of china to keep out invading tribes and make their names immortal in history. The constructon of the wall led to precious resources being wasted in its construction and huge loss of human lives due to forced labour.
And did the wall serve it purpose? No, on the contrary the high taxes imposed by the chinese emperor to raise money for the construction of the wall led to an peasant revolt. To put down the revolt one general guarding the gates of the wall let in an invading tribe which not only put down the revolt but also conquered china.