Peter Terpstra wrote:
> What shocked Tenzin most was when a Chinese student carrying a pro-China
> banner approached him, in the midst of event, and asked him how much he
got
> to take part in it; evidently with no idea of the whole torch relay
event.
>
> 'What happened is that there were lots of pro-Chinese, and one of them
came
> to me and asks me how much I got,' Tenzin wrote in our usual online
> chat. 'He thought I might be one of them (Chinese),' Tenzin went on.
>
> 'And then I asked him back (the same question) and he said he got 350
> dollars (US) from the Chinese government to protest against us (Tibetans
> and human rights activists). He specifically told us that lots of
students,
> almost all of them were paid to protest against Tibetans,' he added.
>
> Read the story:
>
http://www.humanrightstorch.org/news/2008/04/21/china-salaries-overseas-chinese-for-anti-tibetan-protests/
>
>
>
Totally nonsense! There were more than 20 thousand people in Canberra,
Australia. If each one got paid by Chinese government:
$350 * 20,000 = $7,000,000(e.g. 7 million dollars)
That is only Canberra. Now, there are thousands of thousands sup****ters
worldwide. Impossible Chinese government is paying all those people.
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