Re: Germany TV program found using faked evidence.

On May 13, 6:18=A0pm, Peter Terpstra <pe...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> CharlesLiu in
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> > And here's one more example to show a pattern of biased/dishonest
> > re****ting. The "fake lama" photo metioned in the WenXue article is
> > actually from a movie set years ago, and even US-government funded ICT
> > had to disavow it's authenticity:
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> >http://www.savetibet.org/news/newsitem.php?id=3D1275
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> You forgot to read the text;
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> ICT does not regard this photo as credible evidence of Chinese soldiers
> disguising themselves as Buddhist monks during unrest in Lhasa last
month.=

> This image is most likely from a movie set in which soldiers dressed as
> monks to serve as extras. ICT is in possession of similar images dating
> from 2001.
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> Kind regards,
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> =A0 =A0Peter

Try this link, Peter.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/Print.aspx?Id=3De92d5c73-0a26-45ea-b=
2f5-3cd05660a184
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"Tibetans are non-violent people," the spiritual leader maintained
rubbi****ng allegations by China that he and his sup****ters were behind
the recent violence in Tibet.

He suggested that China itself could be behind the violence as he said
"we have heard about a few hundred Chinese soldiers received monks'
dress."

"They (soldiers) dressed like monks. So, for a lay person, they will
look like monks. But the swords they had, were not Tibetan, they were
Chinese swords," he said, apparently responding to China's campaign
that monks had indulged in violence.

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Were the DL lying about Chinese soldiers disguised as monks?



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