Is this really happening in Tibet?

Self immolation, or not?
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[@user-vh2ug4up1k]

😂😂😂 from the same media claiming Israel committed NO genocide in Gaza.

[@monipenny408]

FACT - No western medias, no western institutions, no western law courts esp The Hague Court of Arbitration a phony court created by U$A. No western morality, no western lectures on freedom and democracy, no western diplomacy or lies can be taken seriously especially from U$ or UK, the 2 largest funders and backers of real authentic 100% ge no side both in the past and presently including today. I didn't make this up, facts exist in the public domain!!!!

[@herryso6238]

It is a voluntary euthanasia 😅

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

same media and sources that reported on "WMDs" in Iraq.

[@felixlaupc]

The western media especially the US, kept on saying there's genocide in Xinjiang. But this is an internet era and yet there's not a single photo showing there is genocide. The US is really trying so hard to smear China. 😅😅😅

[@inkbold8511]

However with growing of AI technology we are going to see a lot more of fake videos and pics generated by AI for CIA propaganda purposes

[@jorjie8969]

Liars will never stop ! Just ignore it

[@ltbriar1]

That’s exactly what they want us to do so that they can have a higher chance to sell it to a wider group of potential believers. That’s how rumour grows.

[@balkanleopard9728]

I agree that the liars won't stop, but my feeling is that challenging the liars is a must if we are to get the lying to stop. Jerry is right to call for proof of the claims being made and to ask the deeper question: If true, why?

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I can't ignore it, sorry, I'll keep putting the record straight

[@truthtellerfreethinker7311]

Tibetans incitement of self-immolation monks as well.

[@truthtellerfreethinker7311]

When there is China Olympic Tibetans Uyghurs come out to protest 2008, 2022.

[@user-vh2ug4up1k]

😂😂😂 from the same persons who accused Iraq with washing powder in it's bloody hand.😂😂😂

[@verasinn9285]

Hi Jerry. A big thank you for all the hard work you put into practicing the golden rule of ‘innocent until proven guilty’. Something sorely lost in western media.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Much appreciated Vera, thank you

[@ErniJuliaKok]

Free the world from hoaxers! Keep it up, Jerry. The world need people like you.

[@freeworld88888]

Ask all the serfs if they want dalai lama back and all ex serfs owner back? Chinese are more humane than most western countries.

[@DJs021]

​@@user-vy8mp5sv7bmight as well we go back further to Emperor Qin? As much as you hate China, let's compare Apple to Apple, is Tibetan still want the old slaves ruling come back? Back then, it is the Tibetan who request China for assistance in liberating their serfdom.

[@kasikwagoma6740]

​@@user-vy8mp5sv7bno no no, the white europeans are the largest and worst mass murderers in the history of humanity. The Belgians alone brutally chopped off hands of the black Congolese then murdered over 25 million of them, just the Belgians...... Then the slave trade itself, where tens of millions of Africans were slaughtered and.. Then Canada and America which are stolen territories, the native peoples there were murdered I am a black African and the west will remain a monstrous people ever...... They have the nerve to point at others. What nonsense.

[@tashiyann3262]

@@user-vy8mp5sv7b but dalai lama said mao as like my father and I m son you can get the video on youtube.

[@ykdz3115]

@@user-vy8mp5sv7b When I was a child the figure made up by thee were only about 20 million, seems inflation in the west applies on historical figures either.

[@beproudasian8279]

@@user-vy8mp5sv7b Watched too much fake news and anti-China propaganda, did you? No one can beat the U$ regime on brainwashing and propaganda, you're the proof.

[@celanian8188]

I don't know if the story about 160 Tibetan self immolations is true or not, but given how fake and thinly sourced the stories about "genocide" in Xinjiang are, I'm inclined to give China the benefit of the doubt here.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Agreed, if everything else is a lie, why would this be true - however, I am aware there have been immolations in China but I've never heard of one calling free Tibet when they did so, and for sure, the reports I researched, every single one of them had an anonymous source telling us they did - that' I can't believe!

[@monipenny408]

U$ has looooooong history of murdering their natives look up "Killers of the Flower Moon". Funny thing is the west is infamous for ge no siding their own natives.

[@WarLionsofGesar]

For over sixty years, incidents of lamas and ordinary Tibetans self immolating have occurred, especially in March every year, around the birthday of the 14th Dalai Lama. It's not a big deal. Even if the current Tibetans are better off than at any time in their history, and better off than people in many parts of mainland China, this phenomenon will not change. This has nothing to do with so-called "oppression". This is the result of religious brainwashing. In Europe and America, cult leaders also call on believers to collectively commit suicide every year. This principle is the same. This phenomenon is also difficult to prevent. If need to condemn, we should condemn the 14th dalai lama who hints his followers to sacrifice themselves. What worries me more is that after the 14th Dalai Lama's death, more radical organizations than him will gain a say among exiled Tibetans and become terrorist organizations. This possibility is very small. Firstly, the Tibetan people themselves love peace, and secondly, the CIA also thinks that playing the Tibet card is futile and will not sponsor them. But the possibility cannot be ignored.

[@donatwu3128]

Jerry is absolutely correct to query why Washington & its subordinated media were so quiet about these "freedom fighters' immolations" in the past 13 years. I would also have thought that we should have read these "big news" on the front pages of the Western World's newspapers at an average rate of once a month, not to mention other "righteous" articles & commentaries elsewhere in the media platform.

[@mengsiongkheng113]

The people that the west supported has been discredited. Just Google the history of the Dalai Lama, not a pretty one .

[@PhiloSurfer]

immolation

[@donatwu3128]

@@PhiloSurfer Thank you for the correction, Philo.

[@katong1953]

Tibet has been part of China since 1240, and not 1959, as the US empire propaganda would have you believe.

[@ingkie]

Thank you Jerry. You're a peace maker. Take care.

[@lavaltsangmanpun3841]

What a Great Job Jerry. Your Opinions Are So Fair and So True Hello from Mauritius 🇲🇺

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you again to Mauritius - I'd love to visit one day

[@seokjin3000]

My impression is that it's happening in Dharamshala, India: young men in particular are being encouraged by the exile community to do it. It seems to be part of an effort to regain global attention. I'll try to find the article where I read something to this effect. The number of Tibetans in Dharamshala is declining dramatically, as it's hard to make a living there: people are moving back to Tibet or emigrating to third countries. (See, e.g., Al Jazeera, "After 60 years in India, why are Tibetans leaving?", 21 March 2019) In the face of this decline, there's diminishing attention and a certain malaise and desperation among the exile community in India. (See, e.g., Medium, "Why are Tibetans leaving India when the Dalai Lama is still there?" by Shashi Kei, 29 April 2019) I think there's an effort to encourage the acts among younger activists in India in response to this decline.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I suspect you might be right

[@jf-be4zy]

I always admire the amount of research you do. Thank you.

[@TSS-yy5tx]

Mind boggling is why hundred over death in Tibet compared to so much deaths in Gaza brings realization to western media, internet and etc to so much bias reporting.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

That's true - I chose not to make those comparisons, I think it's best to leave the international situation, other than the US involvement in this, out of a discussion on a regional matter but I've no doubt, many people will make this link as you have so rightly done - thankyou

[@stephenc6955]

"I know why you believe it and they know why you believe it, *it's because you want to believe it"* -- Jamicafunk

[@olafsrensen9578]

great The througs is hard to swollow, but not doing it makes you stupid and manipulativ.

[@manwingchi9156]

If people have questions about Tibet, please look back about Tibet history, Tibet control as far as Yuan Dynasty and then Qing Dynasty. Therefore Tibet is part of China. China lose more land during Qing Dynasty, due to unfair treaties set by the west. That is fact, Get over it People. Study China history before accusing China. 😮😮😮😮

[@hadiharijanto9917]

u r right man

[@simonchowkwchow5083]

No. China lost much more land due to the greedy Russians during the Qing dynasty - up to 30% of its land area - Outer Manchuria including Sakhalin Island and east of the Usurri River. The whole of outer Mongolia (present day Mongolia). Large swathes of land east of Xinjiang. In fact the greedy Russians were eying Xinjiang itself.

[@monipenny408]

One must never take anything seriously from european settlers of North America Land of Natives (previously USA)....nor from the Brits, global ge no sider.

[@adamiskandar5107]

@@simonchowkwchow5083 Don't be a rouble rouser. China and Russia had settled all land issues and are strong strategic partners. Western scheming in Xinjiang, Tibet, Hong Kong and Taiwan is of greater concern to China than any past land grab by greedy Russians.

[@ykdz3115]

@@simonchowkwchow5083 I reckon your statements in historical issue itself, but for political stability, these barn areas combined wouldn't match Taiwan.

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

You cannot believe anything that comes out of the Western MM anymore. I would say 99.9999% is untrue. 🤣

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I usually say 98% but you could be right - before starting a story, they need to have a kernel of truth and then they can misinterpret, mistranslate or otherwise misunderstand so they can misinform us

[@arvinli4180]

We call it Xizang now, not Tibet.

[@jasonjean2901]

It's fascinating how only westerners call it "Tibet". The Tibetans call it "Bod", and the Chinese call it Xizang. It figures that the colonizers would come, make up their own name for it, and then proceed to re-create its history with lies.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I am aware of that, I am talking to a Western audience though and this transtion hasn't made its way through - I'm progressively changing and using both for the time being to allow the transiton to take place

[@monipenny408]

Tibet is a western concept, just like Isfake created out of thin air. NOBODY should believe all these faked names, in fact I think U$ should be called "North America - Territory of Native Indians"

[@jasonjean2901]

The Xizangren call it "Bod", and the Chinese call it "Xizang". Only westerners call it "Tibet". It's interesting how no one in China, except for foreigners, would call it "Tibet".

[@gracesun1085]

@@jasonjean2901 I think Tibet should be translated to "藏区“，including part of Sichuan and Qinghai.

[@TKWong-bi2hp]

Eyes & minds will eventually be opened & you are building the foundation for that. Keep it up bro.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thanks TK, it's definitely growing faster now and I'm very happy more people are finding out more truths about China

[@cheetuckchong7339]

Thank you Jerry for exposing the liars in washington ...

[@WarLionsofGesar]

When I was young, it often happened that the West attacked the Chinese government with the issue of Xizang as a topic. With the opening of the Qinghai Tibet Railway and the growing prosperity and stability of Xizang, there have been fewer such attacks because they are futile. Legally, even the western view of history believes that since the Yuan Dynasty, Xizang has been included in the territory of China (with the help of the Mongols. It must be acknowledged that the Han people are not an aggressive ethnic group ). After the Han people overthrew the Yuan Dynasty and established the Ming Dynasty, they not only inherited Xizang in legal theory, but still managed Xizang, but it is relatively loose, and Xizang is actually an independent kingdom within China. Even if the western historical map does not recognize that the Ming Dynasty controlled Xizang, in the Qing Dynasty, even Westerners recognized that the Qing Dynasty ruled Xizang (with the help of the Manchu people). The golden vase lottery invented by Emperor Qianlong completely held the power of appointing and removing religious leaders in Xizang in the hands of the Chinese central government. In the era of ROC, China was poor and weak, and Xizang took the opportunity to become independent. Thank Chairman Mao reclaimed Xizang before India could annex it. The central government originally gave the Xizang government great independence, but let them gradually implement land reform and religious reform, but they not only did not, but also rebelled with the help of the CIA. At that time, all China was building socialism, but Xizang was practicing serfdom, which was not only a disgrace to China, but also to human civilization. How can you move the cake of interest groups without fighting or dying? The armed conflict between the PLA and Xizang was ievitable. On March 28, 1959, Xizang officially ended the serfdom, and the millions of former serfs became masters of their own land. So far, Xizang is still an autonomous region, and Tibetan compatriots enjoy a high degree of autonomy. The relationship between mainland China and Xizang is getting closer and closer. Every day, countless Chinese and foreigners travel in Xizang by car. Countless Tibetans have also come to work and live in mainland China. Today's Xizang is prosperous and the people enjoy stability and peace, as witnessed by countless videos. Even if Westerners believe they are all "actors" of the Chinese government (how many actors are needed? How much does it cost per day? If there is such a good job, please introduce it to me), Westerners should believe the videos shot by Western tourists. Nobody wants to go back to the poor and backward Xizang in the past, let alone die for the Dalai Lama, except for a few extremists brainwashed and incited by religion. Morally, Westerners should not imagine Xizang before 1959 as a utopia, right? In Xizang in the past, a few slave owners and lamas enjoyed imperial life. The vast majority of people were serfs of different levels, and their basic living conditions could not be met. The incidents of skinning serfs alive and lamas beating serfs to death often occur. The status of millions of serfs is inferior to that of livestock. In 1950, the People's Liberation Army entered Xizang, and in 1959, the serfdom was abolished. Xizang compatriots were very happy in the historical images and documentaries. It was the first time to become the owner of their own land and own personal property. Those who fled were slave owners and their followers, while those who remained in Xizang were millions of serfs and their descendants. Now the Chinese government basically ignores the 14th Dalai Lama, and he won't be able to live for a few days. After his death, the 15th Dalai lama must in Xizang rather than overseas. Overseas Tibetans cannot continue to affect domestic Tibetans. But the above are meaningless for exiled serf owners. I watched many videos of foreigners traveling in Xizang, and many comments from exiled Tibetans are as follows: the first sentence is "how beautiful and prosperous and wealthy my homeland is", and the second sentence is "must take back Tibet from China". Haha, they never know how to be grateful and never think about who built poor and backward Xizang into today's beautiful homeland. In order to build beautiful and properous Xizang, how much money has the Chinese government invested and how many Chinese worker and officials have sacrificed. This is the thinking of serfdom owners, and they can only have beautiful dreams in which they are still parasitic parasites on millions of serfs. Edit: my reply to the Westerners who are not malicious to China but out of curiosity and moral doubt: in China, even the people who dislike the CPC most and the opponents funded by the CIA will not mention topics such as Xizang and Xinjiang. Do you know why? Because these topics are too absurd. American spy satellites fill in the sky, but there is not even a single picture of evidence. BBC closes the doors and windows, creates a tense and terrifying atmosphere, and interviews the "Uyghurs" who speak fluent English. Temporary dormitories on construction sites are ubiquitous throughout China, western media say they are "concentration camps". Haha.Everyone in China has a smartphone and can send anything to the internet at any time. If there were really any persecution and massacre, the whole country would have been boiling long ago. Everyone can go to Xinjiang and Xizang at any time to see what has happened. Every Chinese city has Tibetan and Uygur compatriots who can be asked at any time. So, Western lies can only deceive Westerners, and in China it is a complete joke, even Uyghurs hate Americans very much. If you say that the Chinese government persecutes ethnic minorities, countless Chinese people, including ethnic minorities, will be surprised, "Are you drunk?" The political correctness of China is to implement preferential policies for ethnic minority compatriots, giving them full respect for their customs and religious beliefs, and offering them preferential policies such as reducing or exempting scores in entrance exams. China has implemented the one-child policy for fourty years, which only applies to Han Chinese, and ethnic minority compatriots can have as many children as they want. The Uyghur population has increased from 4 million in 1950 to 12 million in 2022.

[@KevinWayne]

I had to go look up Xizang so I could know what you're talking about... 😁

[@WarLionsofGesar]

@@KevinWayne because the concept "Tibet" is not equal to today's Xizang(西藏), including the lands the two words refer to. You can consult english dictionary to read how the word "tibet‘’ come from. After Tubo dynasty more than 1000 years ago, the Han Chinese call it Zang（藏）. We say Zang for more than 1000 years. You westerners still use the word tibet. Xizang means west zang. there is also Dongzang(east zang) but we didn't say that. we used to say "Kang/康" instead of Dongzang. In the era of ROC, there was a province called Kang. Now Kang is part of Sichuan Province.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Well said and thank you

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

It's the correct name and one that is becoming more commonly used, I noticed a few months ago, even State media have started to use Xizang, rather than Tibet - I will become as common as calling Peking Beijing, before long - we'll all remember the old name but never use it

[@WarLionsofGesar]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 Haha, there are two reasons behind this. Firstly, the Dalai Lama group has their own intention when using the word "Tibet". Because the lands controlled by the Tubo Dynasty and all Tibetan kingdoms in history is far more than that of today's Xizang Autonomous Region, including today's Qinghai, western Sichuan, southern Xinjiang, western Yunnan, southern Gansu, and even parts of the territory of Nepal, India, Sikkim. They call it this way to confuse the public. If we continue to use this word, Uyghur people, Mongolian people, Han Chinese and other ethnic minorities in China must be unhappy. Secondly, the names of all countries and ethnic groups in the world are how their own people refer to themselves, but it is not for China. They are all the names that Westerners refer to Chinese people. China comes from Qin/Chin Dynasty. Peking, Tsintao, Hong Kong and other words are spellings created by Westerners based on Chinese pronunciation. Over time, it can easily lead to various misunderstandings. Perhaps one day, China announced that its English name is Zhongguo, not China.

[@OttoLeholt]

Hi Jerry - I really admire your great work . About self immolations in TIbet , I do remember to have seen one video clip a few years ago. But I was surprised when I realized that I had seen that same videoclip of a munk doing self immolation long time ago.in the 1980's when I reached about the Vietnam war. The video showed was from a self immolation in Saigon in 1963.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I remember those too - it's amazing that in this day and age of every person having a camera in their pocket we haven't seen evidence that this is really happening isn't it!

[@xihangyang]

read these old news from 10 year ago it say 17 year old nun or 16 year old monk. here the thing china you need to be 18 to be a monk or nun. But tibetan tradition did have child monk that live in the monestary. after they turn 18 they can become a monk but because of finaciel problem of the monestery they got kick out. immagen you are 13 year old kids enter the monestary and the lama promise you would turn a real monk after 18. you can not return home that would be a shame and you hae no education or farm land since that was already given to your brother. so they become a easy target to recruitment by the free tibet idiot.

[@Nimue_Hexadragon]

YEs, that brave buhdist monk brought attention to the evil doings of the Catholic Church.

[@ardeshirmehta9327]

Another excellent video, Jerry! I learned quite a few thing from it. Well done.

[@arnoldtse6548]

Thanks for your detective mindset, n your good advocacy !! Sad to hear so many falsities in place but fun to see how you tear them down, layer by layer.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Cheers again Arnold

[@worldpeace3753]

Jerry your analysis, information always great. Thanks

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

THank you

[@kevinjames7742]

0:05 Hi Jerry, the BBC carries one or two anti-China “news” items each week. I object to my licence fee being used in this way. UK Members of Parliament often provide a vague statement in association to lend the story a measure of credibility. Often there is a reference to some previous story so that we are reminded of China’s past misdemeanours. The latest item was about counterfeit postage stamps: did you see it? It carried an implication, but no evidence, of course, that the Chinese government was somehow behind the circulation of these fake stamps. Can you imagine the Chinese government sitting down, asking themselves how they could best make trouble in the UK, and coming up with the idea of fake postage stamps? It’s beyond ridiculous and it needs to be exposed for what it is - US propaganda.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Yes, I saw the stamps story - to be honest, I wouldn't be at all surprised if they were made in China, at least China has the technology to make them but I very much doubt there was a government plan to do it

[@sitoudien9816]

There's a tibetan diaspora in canada. Every so often they put on a protest and the government/media supports it without question.

[@fredtan1506]

Have these canadian tibetans been serfs of dalai lama?

[@sitoudien9816]

@@fredtan1506 Don't know. They support the dalai lama and the free tibet movement. They are really NED trolls. Canada loves the dalai lama as much as the queen.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

They would have been children of the lords and property owners who left with DL

[@monipenny408]

@@fredtan1506 they are mostly serfs of tibetan feudal exiles, officially they are now U$ assets, just like Indian exiles, Pakistani exiles, chilean exiles, russian exiles like Navalny, chinese exiles Ai WW, Vicky Xu of ASPI, such as FLG and its many offshoots like NTD. U$UK collect these exiles as part of their infamous propaganda machineries to give the impression the west represents freedom and democracy, the country represented by these traitorous exiles are "authoritarian" ....but it's a just like a Hollywood production, a show. Many if not all are in fact U$ state sponsored, hence the very large propaganda budget like U$D500 million each year and rising, and this fact is not a state secret !!!

[@kelvinsixingliu1668]

it's impossible to wake those who pretend to be asleep. With that said, it's very noble of you to always try. Thank you for always being voice of reason and a bastion of logic in a world gone mad.

[@Walterkooy]

Interesting subject and I hope watchers of this video can bring us closer to the truth.

[@liyomei7396]

America practise what you preach and stop playing the self appointed world police.

[@monipenny408]

@monipenny408 1 second ago Tibet is a western concept, just like Isfake created out of thin air. NOBODY should believe all these faked names, in fact I think U$ should be called "North America - Territory of Native Indians"

[@simplyso4363]

Love how you just calmly you took it one bullet point at the time. Strangely you’ll notice that these people are always the loudest.

[@Leoq-zk6wt]

You are very brave, Jerry. Thank you for standing up for Chinese people. We are in debt to you.

[@LukeSkywaker]

An act of self immolation is not easy to hide! The news would have spread like wild fire!

[@guyzer7006]

It would have been a hot topic!!

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

In these days when almost everyone has a smartphone (you can see the Tibetans and Uyghurs in videos using them all over the place) and is needed in China where you use your phone to scan the QR code to pay for your purchases, it is incredible that there are no pictures or videos of the famous Adrian Zenz's claims made of "Uyghur concentration camps of over 1.5 million" and genocide. Yet, during WW2 when the Nazis were executing Jews and there were very few cameras around, photos were secretly taken and smuggled out. Amazing, isn't it? Tens of thousands of phones with cameras and video function that can be stored in tiny devices and all we have are some grainy "sateliite" photos taken of rooftops claimed to be concentration camps with not a soul seen in sight.

[@ramonching7772]

Well it's like this... If the US accuses, it is because they have thought about it. AND they have done it. So this self immolation, it happened in the US recently.

[@szewhu]

As always Jerry can take on controversial accusations against China and give excellent insight. Thanks Jerry 👍👍 and as always just couldn't agree with you more.

[@ablefamilee6538]

A Policeman, True & True. 🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼

[@Lost_Johnny]

I read about this years ago. It all seemed to come from Radio Free Asia, so I am very doubtful. There may have been some instances, but the US knows about that problem-- for example, the tragic case of Aaron Bushnel and Vietnamese monks self-immolated in protest against the US war. As for demanding that the Dalai Lama return to Tibet, aren't the US and India who are preventing that? I remember the Dalai Lama saying that Xi had said he could return to China.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Honestly it would be great if he could come back and 'ive no doubt he would be welcomed - will the CIA allow him?

[@bobsmith3983]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 The CIA probably has control of his bank account as he is/was on the CIA payroll.

[@syncmaster915n]

Great job, Jerry, in doing the research and coming up with a response to this person's query! Thank you!

[@colinlee9678]

Hi Jerry, I just today heard the news release by the Australian PM that a Chinese national student studying in Sydney was the sixth deceased victim of the Bondi Junction shopping centre mass stabbings last Saturday! The Police did not classify this as a terrorist attack because it did not involve ideology! What is your view on this odd definition of what constitutes a terrorist attack? How frequent do foreign students studying in China get murdered compared to Chinese students studying in other countries?

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

It was not an ideological attack Colin, the man responsible was not representing any sort of ideology - it was a case of mental health and nothing more, they happen in every country, even China sometimes - let's not apportiion blame on anyone for what was clearly a tragic and possibly unavoidable event, certianly an event that would be impossible to predict as there was no history (according to my understanding at the moent) of violence from this person. The fact that a Chinese person died is not different to the fact that an Australian person died - it's tragic, China will ask for an explanatino, it will be provided and the family will receive whatever consular assistance families receive when a citizen is murdered (or killed) in another country I don't think this is anything to do with the politics, the economy, the tensions between the two countries, it's nothing more than a sad day for Australia and China to grieve together

[@wleng]

I live in Australia. The killer was mentally ill. Definitely not politically motivated. 5 other people died, including a Pakistani who seek refuge in Australia only a year ago, and 4 other Australians. It is reported that the killer only targeted women so all died were women except for the Pakistani security guard who stood up to the killer.

[@balkanleopard9728]

Jerry, Thank you for tackling this sensitive topic. Your presentation is absolutely first class. Of course there are things wrong in China - and things that are right - but the current avalanche of poisonous articles and accusations against the country are simply unjustifiable and deceitful. We need more fair and balanced reporting. Sadly this seems unlikely in the current MSM climate, but we can all try to help bring common decency and honesty to the international discussion.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you Balkan Leopard, it was your email that got this started and our discussions which drove my research

[@micmacstudiomickgraz2230]

Good morning Jerry, I’ve been following Rania and her vlog for a few years now and I have seen this show with Ken Hammond. There is a great Belgium journalist, Michel Collon of "InvestigAction" interviewing a French specialist about Tibet and saying exactly the same as K. Hammond.

[@thisiskevin1000]

In French of course

[@micmacstudiomickgraz2230]

@@thisiskevin1000 yes in French unfortunately. French being my mother tongue.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Wonderful, the more people who know this the less people will believe the rubbish from Washington's pet Tibetans

[@emkoh2746]

Thanks so much Jerry for your objective and realistic analysis on this matter. Greatly appreciate your hardwork.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I appreciate that EM, thank you

[@emkoh2746]

@@jerrystakeonchina799🙏🫡

[@ubermenschen3636]

Jerry, this is the Dai Llama. I was an unwilling member of the Chinese government only because the CIA said I will be the internationally recognized leader of an independent Tibet, soon. For now, I’m just waiting for my ship to dock. Of course, I couldn’t ignore a golden opportunity. Besides, the USA offered me a refuge in NYC if I don’t succeed. One last point, Jerry. I ain’t setting myself on fire for a free Tibet- Life is too good in NYC Manhattan, better than any spiritual life.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Oh, sorry I misrepresented you, I made a mistake - I hope you enjoy life in Manhatten, I thought you lived in the mountains in India - great move to the city!

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Where you can kiss little boi's and Buddha knows what more.

[@supagirusupagiru9932]

Jerry I wish your channel will get more audience.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

It's getting there, I'm growing about 500-1000 a week in recent weeks, so I'm very happy about that, and thank you

[@chuckt6381]

As always, logically well thought out. Thanks for more insights into China.

[@JL88]

Nice one Jerry. Enjoy your videos and your very respectful demeanour in debunking fake narratives. Keep the good videos coming👍

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you JL, I will

[@homieslice1996]

My friend, I had wanted to be a cop when I was 6 years old at my kindergarten graduation; I saw the contradictions of capitalist society, which keeps us unfree, and then I had changed my mind. Jerry, I know you were a cop, and my grandpa Jerry had fought in Korea while dying on train tracks in Iowa, and I can say that socialism and communism is the only way that things can be less (or not) contradictory. So much has shown me this, from Judy Garland (my distant relative) to my own family’s experience). And I hope that even China can improve its conditions further even if the west abandons capitalism (as it was supposed to do for a long time) for socialism and communism. The 1890s Supreme Court noticed the “communistic” tendencies of the people - like the Farmer-Labor Party did in the Midwestern USA where Judy Garland is from. I’m a bit drunk, so sorry for the ramble, but the conditions have stamped this into my head in the western USA.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

One of the reasons I'm not a cop any longer, or didn't finish my career, is the same realisation you had - you just had yours earlier

[@garylee9668]

Very reasonable arguments, Great job!

[@baichuanren885]

Chinese ICE cars' fuel tanks have block valves to prevent fuel siphoning. It's still possible to modify the fuel tank or drill a hole but it's substatially harder for oridinary people to obtain gasoline. And I would argue this is a good restriction, Chinese society is convenient enough that normal people have almost no use for gasoline outside of driving cars. And construction companies, chiemical labs and other institutes have proper licenses to buy them legally when needed.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I had no idea about that, thank you

[@kaiki8490]

That is a good bit of tech. I am old enough to have a car without a proper lock for the petrol tank. Used to wake up to an empty tank

[@AnotherExtraFist]

So well put! Thank you Jerry! Very well argued!

[@hm-kq2mq]

Very good, as usual.

[@Nano-nb8ep]

Great post, as always.

[@lhgrandgtr4778]

Thank you for this well researched peace Jerry.

[@hansoonteo1353]

Great explanations n evidence as per your link❤

[@Arcy0429]

Good work, Jerry! 👍

[@therealarchstanton3343]

Big shout out to Ken Hammond! Thanks Jerry

[@dyshen1245]

Love your senseable analysis 👍

[@booneulidan1077]

THANK YOU FOR BEING HONEST. MAY YOUR TRIBE MULTIPLY!

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you, what a great way to give a complment - my daughter is the only one of my tribe who is likely to multiply and she's pretty much the same personality as me - stubborn but always willing to fight for a cause!

[@stanleysiu888]

Thank You Jerry！

[@leebilly1694]

Good job as always Jerry 👍👍🙏🙏

[@edchan2247]

agree entirely. well presented.

[@sanjayasudarsono1603]

Always appreciate your hard work to debunk the liars👍

[@eulescholz8530]

Thank you for teaching people to ask the right questions. To many of them accept whatever is put in front of them!

[@luklauw]

Always entertaining to watch your videos, you eloquently speak your reasoning. I always enjoy the videos knowing that whatever you present is always accompanied by well researched underlying data to back it up. Thanks Jerry.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you

[@josephlee4337]

Brother Jerry, you are funny and great at the same time. 👍👍👍

[@MrDragonballzbin]

@7:20 "We think, but don't know if it did happen and can't confirm where or when it happened" OMG @.@

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

That's the truth - read the three reports I linked - no one knows if it's true even the people reporting and those that believe it's treu, don't know where, or when it happend or if the young man died.

[@noriakikakyoin6557]

it is not easy to change other peoples' minds, especially in today's world where people are all locked up in their own information cocoons. they just want to see what they believe, and the social media will give them the same content which further strengthens their own beliefs.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

correct, we're living in a world of misinformation

[@tashiyann3262]

exactly what you mentioning These people think that the right path is the one that has fooled them for decades. Now this has become their mentality, now no one can save them nor can they tell the truth because they have to swallow the truth and they need a lot of strength.👌👌👌 These people have the same mind as the blind devotees of Indians.👌👌👌

[@liamporter1137]

Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍

[@jazening3075]

Thank you Jerry.👍🙏🐲🐉🐼🌏🇨🇳🙂❗️

[@kibequazals]

Thank you for this video with such a well founded argument! Congratulations on your channel!

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you kindly!

[@douglaszhang7648]

Thank you for your information. I am from Australia.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

So am I but I'm lucky enough to live in China

[@klkoo3137]

So so good Jerry. Very very informative and true.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Glad you think so, thank you for letting me know

[@keeseongng685]

WELL DONE WELL RESEARCHED STUDIES. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@fatdoi003]

i challenge people google the 1800 maps of china, europe and america.... see which one looks like the present day one....

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Who drew the maps? If it's Britain, they carved off parts of China, if it's Russia, they did too, most countries didn't know the extent of China's boundaries and, if they did, they didn't care enough to be accurate about them By the way, Taiwan will be shown on all of them too, as will Mongolia

[@kaiki8490]

The McMahon Line is a classic example

[@bertanelson8062]

The propaganda about Tibet has been pervasive in USA, more so in the 90's than now. I certainly fell prey to it. I visited a small part of Tibet in 2007. Jerry, you might give a capsulized version of the history of Tibet starting from 1940. This might get you in even more trouble, though!

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

It would be too difficult a topic for an 8-12 minute video Berta, it's certainly a huge task but one that should be done - several books and academic articles have been written so it's unlikely mine would add anything to them, check out Dr Ken Hammond on line for more factual information - he can say it al a lot better than I ever could and he has the academic kudos to support it too

[@mikef888au1]

I toured Tibet in 2014. Was invited to a family's home for dinner. I witnessed a prosperity and contentment most countries would be envious of. I was invited (welcomed) into a remote monastery by myself whilst exploring alone. Tibetans are a lovely people, and in Tibet, they look very happy with their relationship with the Chinese Government. Government support was rebuilding many areas devastated by earthquakes.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Wait Mike - surely you must be mistaken, I read in Western media that people arne't allowed to travel alone in Tibet - it was in the media, surely it must be true???? LoL, if the "exiles" see this comment stand by for their litany of lies and how you can't do this because it's illegal, they know it is because the CIA handlers told them it was!

[@mikef888au1]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 I was on a small group tour, and everyone was too tired, even the guide. He allowed me to climb up a hilltop monastery alone, and visit, while the group rested in the bus. The monks were very accommodating and showed me around, even though we couldn't converse. It was spiritually uplifting.

[@saichung7138]

A very convincing rebuttal to your critics! Thank you Jerry.

[@lasercladjoe]

Great Guy Jerry 👍👍👍

[@GIZMO3380]

Thank you for clarifying and telling the truth. ❤ Jerry don't challenge these people. They may do this to innocent people to proof it

[@mythbusterthe6749]

They are getting more and more creative but a lie will remains a lie. If they are Buddhist they better watch out, they are accumulating bad karma in their life. That is not a shortcut to Nirvana. And we are not that easily fooled like in 20th Century. 😂 As someone once told Dalai Lama, if you want to be a politician then quit your position as a spiritual leader and stop confusing your followers. I agreed. 🤔

[@thisiskevin1000]

Using generative AI? These exilees are just mere descendants of a small elite of landlords who dominated the region’s society

[@thisiskevin1000]

Mahayana, Theravada and Pure Land Buddhists don’t give a damn about these folks anyways. The Red Hat and White Hat sub-sects of Tantric Tibetan Buddhism would also tell that these exilees who belong to a faction of the Yellow Hat sect (incl the Dalai Lama) has been a cancer to the Yellow Hat folks for too long

[@monipenny408]

@@thisiskevin1000 it's the same story for many political exiles often these are wealthy traitorous elites of their own countries....I used to wonder why UK hosted Chilean dictator Pinochet, given his terrible massacr3 of his own people....and the Russian exiles like Navlny and Skr!pal, same reason and we all know when they no longer have any value and are a burden, often they will be assassinated by so call "Russia" using N0vichok, but we all know it is the UK intellingence using poison manufactured in P0rton Down. smh LOL classic British spy novel stuff. These poor exiles never learn, their only value in U$UK is for covert operations as decided by U$UK neocons and nothing to do with freedom and demoracy...just ask Ai Wei Wei, he thought the west was free until he spoke against Palstine. smh

[@chankane]

Very much appreciate all you do Jerry! Truth and common sense matters to me!

[@hongleong5537]

As usual your transcendent logic is unsurpassed.As usual I never fail to enjoy your take. ❤❤❤

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you so much 😀

[@jorjie8969]

Thanks Jerry

[@DK-ev9dg]

Thank you Jerry for exposing the lies about Tibet. Washington based?? 😂😂😂😂Enough said!!!

[@jeffreysoo8779]

Just came back from Tibet few days ago. It is not what they show on the news. Tibet is clean, no longer poor, Tibetans all have proper housing, many drive big cars in Tibet but despite modernisation, Tibetan culture is still very strong. They have Muslims in Tibet too

[@andrewfrennier3494]

When Aaron Bushnell killed himself a uniformed Secret Service officer pointed his gun at him, officially to “ensure the safety of two people trying to extinguish him.” What did the officer think Bushnell would do that might require him to be shot? Also, I would not consider it ensuring my safety to have someone pointing a gun where I am trying to put out a fire. Obviously, the officer reacted according to his training, which was a potential violent reaction.

[@ttmm4200]

China is peaceful country ❤

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Yes, it is

[@teoengchin]

The objective of self-immolation is to draw attention. Surely after the first few incidents failed to get coverage they would've changed strategy or tried live-streaming

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Agreed, it's obviously not a valid statagy

[@MM-sr6fw]

I hope the West won’t soon issue travel advisory against visiting Tibet just like what they did to Xinjiang! Since so many videos have been posted by foreigners visiting Xinjiang to document their flourishing economy and happy people living there , Xinjiang has suddenly become too dangerous to visit.

[@monipenny408]

It's not Tibet anymore it is called Xizang. Just like it is not Burma it is now Myanmar, long before British / American colonialists. Asia is moving away from the old colonial naming convention.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I've visited Xinjiang several times, it's the safest place in China

[@YongLi-np3wg]

130 million Chinese travel abroad each year. Xizang(Tibet) people can leave the country anytime they want. If there's systematic oppression, you would be seeing millions flee the country and make testimony on the news not just the few regular faces.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

True and the people mkaing the allegations have never actually been to Tibet, they are the chidren and even grandchildren of Tibetan exiles from the old days

[@wackyaces5316]

Why not many subs after all these good quality videos? The truth is not with KZbin fairness!

[@dlcc012david]

Once a liar will always be a liar

[@minzhang9112]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@anthonymathews3872]

Lies, lies, and more lies, its incessant. Good video.

[@tashiyann3262]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Zerpentsa6598]

You will always get "mercenary" YTubers questioning you.

[@maxiramzilla]

👍👍

[@gl7252]

Rational, thought- provoking argument. Thank you for the indisputable facts that undergird the reality that Tibet was always part of China. The Dalai Lama admits it. What else is there to say?

[@sinic1978]

Washington DC hmmm Deception Center.........

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Great name, thank you - I'll borrow it from you

[@sinic1978]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 👍

[@ferryrustandi944]

Liked and shared 👍

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thanks again

[@ferryrustandi944]

@@jerrystakeonchina799You’re welcome 👍

[@jamesdang5694]

Great response revealing the fact that the Dalai Lama sat on the highest law-making body of China representing Tibet. To me this has to be the clincher that Zichang was, and is, a part of China.

[@kl9518]

I have been to Tibet, and they have more temples, shrines, prayer wheels and religious activities than churches in Europe or America.