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What Tibetans Inside Tibet Really Think About China

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First published at 08:03 UTC on February 5th, 2020.

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#china

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Youtube Extension: aarIvZrL9Ws
Original Youtube Channel: UprisingArchive
Youtube Upload Date: 2009 10 09

At great personal risk, in this video recently smuggled out from Tibet, a Tibetan elder says there was more freedom and happiness in old Tibet p…

Youtube Extension: aarIvZrL9Ws
Original Youtube Channel: UprisingArchive
Youtube Upload Date: 2009 10 09

At great personal risk, in this video recently smuggled out from Tibet, a Tibetan elder says there was more freedom and happiness in old Tibet prior to China's occupation and blame Communist China of causing unprecedented misery to the people of Tibet during the last five decades of its rule.
This video interview is taken by Rinchen Sangpo. Born in Akyong, a village in Golog, Amdo, in 1965, he went to the village primary school as a child. At 14, he ordained as a monk at the Tongkyab Monastery and remained there until 2008.
Watch all of the interviews at: http://www.tibetonline.tv/videos/77/unveiling-the-truth. http://www.uprisingarchive.org/

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