(Xinhua)
Updated: 2008-04-04 10:29

But it was very interesting that the Dalai Lama's supporters denied it as well.

"We've received reports of Chinese dressing up as monks -- not instigating (the violence), but assisting in the security clampdown," Tenzin Taklha, a spokesman for the Dalai Lama, quoted by Reuters on March 31.

Being a spiritual leader, a moral authority and an emblematic truth seeker, shouldn't the Dalai Lama act more like a responsible person and at least mean what he says?

According to an article published on the latest issue of Times magazine,  "as soon as you start talking to the Dalai Lama...you notice that his favorite adjectives are logical and realistic and the verbs he returns to are investigate, analyze and explore. the Buddha was a 'scientist'."

"He said...a true Buddhist should follow the course of reason." the article continues.

It is quite exaggerated.

A writer would not like to bore readers with repeated words and facts but this time there is no other choice than to say yet again that the Dalai Lama lied - again.

Why spread a rumor?

Those having the answer to this question might also know why the Dalai Lama and his supporters gave no evidence to prove their innocence in such widespread violence in such a short period of time, despite the repeated denial of evidence raised by the Chinese government.

People need to listen to both sides to seek the truth. People need to seriously study facts to seek the truth. That is the way to examine things as they are.

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