the very little known detail is that Tibet engaged in armed resistance and killed Chinese soldiers useing US weapons that somehow mysteriously ended up in some

the very little known detail is that Tibet engaged in armed resistance and killed Chinese soldiers useing US weapons that somehow mysteriously ended up in some monks hands, which fits in with the destabilise part of my point. we could get into the whole back story, up to including how the yuan dynasty emperor granted the title "dalai" to a certain Tibeten lama, and I could then detail my own personal dilema of having a Mongol ethnic background, and how Chinas repression of non han in "China" effects me. there are a lot of facts, and perhaps an even greater number of conclusions, but pragmatism is still the strongest force.