Red-Eyed Rhetoric

This remarkable, unretouched photo of Padma Choling, from Chinese sources, obviously shows a red eyes routinely compared with spirit-possession by a tsan, or red rock furies -- mortal spirits of defunct angry monks. LHASA, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) -- Tibet's tip supervision official upon Monday said a fight against a Dalai Lama clique is meant to be lasting, intense, complicated, as well as sometimes fought vehemently.

"'We are still facing an arduous charge to fight secessionists as well as say stability in a region,' Padma Choling, authority of a Tibet Autonomous Region, said in his initial supervision report submitted to a internal legislature for review upon Monday.

"The secessionist forces led by a 14th Dalai Lama were blamed for inspiring a deadly riots in Lhasa as well as alternative Tibetan regions in Mar 2008.

"On an additional subject, Choling said a government's goal in achieving fast growth as well as long-term stability in Tibet also faces hurdles from lagging infrastructure construction, growth opening between civic as well as farming areas, as well as miss of a system to ensure long-term growth of residents' incomes.

"Further, Choling noted that a region's economy grew 12.2 percent in 2010. Additionally, incomes for both civic residents as well as nomads continued to grow as well as efforts to tame environmental hazards were strengthened whilst brand new roads as well as airports were built.

"The executive supervision has been pouring vast funding, personnel, as well as resources to assist Tibet's growth over a past decades. Much of these efforts can be seen in a finish makeover of Lhasa as well as alternative cities as well as towns in a region, along with their improved transport links - together with a turning point Qinghai-Tibet Railway that began connecting a region by rail with a rest of a nation in 2006." Write to rinpoche2006@! gmail.co m http://tibetanaltar.blogspot.com

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