Thread by @PandemicTruther

Tibet and India
Mother Teresa and the CPC, their respective approach to the poor

A banal scene out of Tibet today. A Tibetan family having picnic, being filmed by a tourist, having a fun time. They have come here from afar in a car on their way to watch a horse race.

https://twitter.com/Sky_Blue168/status/1315176252295147521

2/ They're drinking a special Tibetan tea with cream butter from which the bullet coffee is inspired. This gives a glimpse of how Tibetans live now. They live in serenity and quiet confidence.

A far cry from their life as slaves in the 1950s. Before the 1950s, Tibet was

3/ ruled by slave owners and clergy. 90% Tibetans were slaves/cattle who could be killed raped and their noses ears feet hands cut off by their masters at will. The clergy and slave masters owned everything, many of whom fled to India after the CPC took power.

4/ When the British arrived in India, They just took over the continent of India which was not even a unified country without encountering any resistance, because most of Indians were submissive slaves who were "liberated" of a kind by the British.

5/ However, during the 200 British rule, British didn't improve the lot of Indians much.

I just watched a video on Mother Teresa. Well hers strikes a contrast to China's poverty alleviation program. Mother Teresa teaches "There's nothing much one can do towards fate except

6/for the total prostration". Whereas China aims to educate, teach skills and provide employment to the extremely poor. There's an aspect of empowering people to take the bull/fate by the horns and change their fate.

Such practice is maligned by the West as reeduction, slave

7/labor and cultural genocide! Mother Teresa's passive no education, no job and letting people continue in their traditional self-defeating behavior is certainly more amenable to western agenda of maintaining status quo.

Tibetan slaves in 1950s were very much like the Indian

8/low caste untouchables. The Indian untouchables haven't changed much. Their millennial poverty and self-loathing are still as always.

But the Tibetans have come a long way. They are now living lives of dignity and confidence. China supposedly "reeducated" the Tibetans

9/ to discard their backward thoughts as accused by this chronic evil tongue Adrian Zenz. Which is true. Tibetans are urged to discard their traditional slave mindset/superstitions and to embrace the new age.

For the West, India is the poster child of the Western ideal of a

10/third world. China would have retained Western grace if it had continued with slums, superstitions, civil unrest, millennial prostration before the fate/west etc...

China not acting the way it should is a problem for the West.

Thank God darling India still looks like a

11/third world barbarian country.

The self-loathing, total lack of self esteem as the cultural heritage of the barbaric third world serves the West very well. West is horrified by China's documentary "Amazing China". West finds that China doesn't loathe itself

12/as much as it should. To help with China's self-loathing Western media has been engaged in a media campaign for decades to China explain to the Chinese people to tell them how backward and uncivilized they are. Why is Chinese people's confidence still soaring?

13/ No wonder CPC trying to reeducate
people to rid them off the backward thoughts is cultural genocide. If the Chinese think of themselves as Western equals, that would be the undoing of the West.

Fortunately there's no Western influence in Xinjiang and Tibet. Tibetans

14/ and Uighurs have prospered in their
liberating "concentration camps". There are lots of Tibetan Uighur career women.

However India is still stuck in Middle Ages providing Mother Teresa with plenty of poverty and misery to practice international socialite charity.

15/ Mother Teresa put the poor on rows of beds. They are supposed to lie in bed all day, not even sitting up in chairs or going outdoors. They are supposed to be eternal cripples. There's no garden no physical activities organized. The inmates are given rudimentary care with

16/no hygiene standards. Even minor curable diseases are not treated. These people don't receive any education whatsoever. The Calcutta inmates in Mother Teresa's hospitals are all skeleton thin lying in bed all day. The place looks more like a concentration camp whereas all the

17/Tibetans and Uighurs look spirited,
vely and well-nourished.

The West loves it. India fulfills the western projection, poor and prostrated. Besides the Indian economy is collapsing. If only China could be like India!

18/ All the Tibetans should watch documentaries on Mother Teresa and compare their lot with the Calcutta poor in Mother Teresa's care and ask themselves the question, "Do we want to deliver ourselves into the merciful hands of the West who will provide us with a bed to

19/lie in at the end of our life? With the privilege of keeping intact traditional self-loathing and resignation?"

A typo in paragraph 17 should be "lively"

Attaching the video on Mother Teresa. One thing is sure. If this had occurred in China, this would be considered the bona fide concentration camp and Mother Teresa would be hounded down as a criminal. Since this were not China, Mother Teresa is a saint.