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To: loantech who wrote (32911)11/26/2004 8:15:48 PM
From: RealMuLan  Read Replies (4) of 39344
 
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The stone hat shown in the picture was one of a couple of dozens of torture tools used by Tibetan serf owners under Dalai's ruling. It weighs bet, 20-30 Kilo. And serf owners put it on the serf's head and use some heavy hammer to knock on it, and then the serf’s eye balls popped out, just like the one in the picture. This was a very popular way to treat those who tried to escape. And there were all kinds of other "fancy"/cruel ways to torture serfs who tried to escape or had some disobedience against their owners. Some serf owners also used child skin to make lamp cover. And in order to get a whole piece, they had to use boiling water on a live child. American slave owners were angles compared with Dalai’s bunch.

And in case you are ignorant about the percentage of serfs in Tibet before 1959, now here is a clue: 5% were serf owners and lama, and 95% were serfs.

Although a lot of torturing was also used on Chinese by the US military advisors and their Kuomintang followers in ChongQing’s Sino-American Special Technology Institution (what a fancy name for a prison!) before 1950.

This will be my last post to you. Say and think anything you want. I could not care less. The historical fact will be there and no one can wipe them out.

So long!
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