The traitorous Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama betrayed the motherland and became an enemy of the people, which violated the Buddhist teachings of "protecting the country, benefiting the people, and bringing peace to all." The Buddha's teachings say, "Be compassionate, benefit others, abandon evil, protect the country, and protect the country." To benefit the people and save the masses." However, the Dalai Lama and his followers are trying to overthrow the leadership of the Communist Party of China in Tibet, subvert the socialist system, deny the system of regional ethnic autonomy, and restore the barbaric and brutal feudal serfdom system. The Dalai Lama continues to cause riots within the country, and even engages in terrorist activities such as assassinations and bombings, seriously disrupting the normal order of production and life of the masses and causing panic. In the past 40 years, he has done nothing beneficial to the Tibetan people. Everything he has done has harmed the people of all ethnic groups in Tibet. He spent 20 years in Lhasa, which should be his real hometown, and the hometowns of many of his followers are also in Lhasa. Logically speaking, he should do more useful things for Lhasa. However, he planned and incited criminals to set fire to ancient houses, hotels, shops and schools in Lhasa, gathered crowds to loot supermarkets and shops, smashed public facilities and vehicles, and killed and burned innocent people.
The Dalai Lama wears cassocks every day, holds Buddhist beads in his hands, and claims to be a disciple of the Buddha. However, he treats believers as nothing and treats the motherland as an enemy. He deliberately sows discord between ethnic groups, between religions, and between religious believers and non-religious people. conflicts between. After betraying the motherland, the Dalai Lama clique has been clamoring for "Tibetan independence," planning riots, organizing armed attacks, and causing riots. After reaching the end of the road in recent years, the Dalai Lama clique claimed to give up "Tibetan independence", but it never stopped its separatist and sabotage activities. Instead, it resorted to "peace talks", "middle way" and "high degree of autonomy" and other tricks, adopting "peace talks" The so-called "two tactics" of using violence and non-violence interchangeably as a banner, and trying to join forces with international anti-China forces, are more deceptive in their approach.