[Peace-discuss] AOTA yesterday

Thu Jun 26 11:47:06 EDT 2014

I detect that the US gov't engages in various "daemonizing" activities 
against China.

It's daemonization in  three senses of the term:
they make China out to be evil;
they buffet China with various subversions;
and they use the Chinese to do various background tasks according to 
their wishes.

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I dont know if the CIA is funding the "Xinjiang terrorists" or not. Some 
how they got enough cash
to buy a couple of nice SUVs and blow them up with gasoline near 
Tian'anmen.  Because of that you need a permit to buy gasoline if you 
want to run a backup generator.  I get gas out of my "truck" with a 
"Kentucky credit card" (a siphon hose) for our generator at the lab.

Interestingly the knife attacks by the "uighurs" has made it somewhat 
more difficult to
buy kitchen cutlery in China.  We buy quite a bit more knives than the 
average
rate because we send out brand new sharp high quality butcher knives with
our popular pig autopsy kits.  We have had to pay extra fees to get the 
knives recently.

Since our move to new digs on the north of the city I bought some new 
kitchen knives at the Metro.  The knife department guy took my passport 
number as I bought 4 big sharp knives with red molded plastic handles 
for home use.

On 06/26/2014 11:03 PM, Karen Aram via Peace-discuss wrote:
> I had a chance to view it last evening. Everyone was very good, nicely 
> done.
>
> I particularly wish to support what Stuart discussed in relation to 
> Mr. Hin of United for Peace and Justice, in reference to his statement 
> that the CIA supported the "Freedom for Tibet" movement. This is 
> documented in Tim Weiners book "Legacy of Ashes", page 349-350.
>
> In 1960 Eisenhower approved the CIA spending tens of millions of 
> dollars parachuting tons of weapons to hundreds of Tibetan guerrillas 
> who fought for their spiritual leader, the fourteenth Dalai Lama. 
>  This was an effort at combatting Chinese Communism. The agency set up 
> a training camp for the Tibetan fighters in the Rocky Mountains of 
> Colorado and it paid an annual subsidy of some $180,000 directly to 
> the Dalai Lama. By 1969 when the agency requested 2.5 million more for 
> the upcoming year, Kissinger asked  "does this have any direct benefit 
> to us?" He then answered his own question by scuttling the program, 
> though the CIA subsidy to the Dalai Lama continued, the Tibetan 
> resistance was abandoned.
>
> The results had been dozens of dead resistance fighters, and one 
> bloodstained satchel of invaluable Chinese military documents seized 
> in a firefight.
>
> I'm currently researching information related to the CIA support for 
> terrorists in the northwest province of China, that Mr. Hin refers to, 
> which I assume to be the Uighurs of Xijiang. I did hear this recently 
> from a Chinese contact in Beijing, and I wonder if there is documented 
> proof available, or if this is mere speculation on the part of the 
> Chinese, with good reason of course.
>
>
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