The so-called “Tibetan Freedom Torch” came to UCSB today. It is composed of 8 cyclists along with some schemer-like white guys.

CSSA organized students to protest the anti-Chinese activity by wearing in red, holding national flags, handing out flyers that intend to tell the truth and etc.

The activity, obviously, is premeditated. All the “Tibetans” speak perfect English like natives, especially the guy who called himself the nephew of Dalai Lama. It is certain that they have been trained for a long time for those speeches. Besides, there are American flags printed on the “uniforms” they wear.

From the very beginning, “Tibetans” act as the weak, in the hope of gaining westerners sympathy, just as what they’ve pretended to be towards the outside all these years. Unfortunately, those westerners did buy their lies, because the westerners have been told by the so-called “free press” like BBC and CNN that China “invaded” Tibet 50 years ago, which is holy crap! They have lived in such a lie for more than 50 years, and they are very willing to continue to believe in the lie. They even argued against Chinese students to support Tibetans! I am furious at that! I’m furious at the Tibetans’ lies; I’m furious at the totally biased western press; I’m also furious at the ignorance of the westerners. Can’t they tell that the so-called “free press” is governed by their anti-China government?? Can’t they tell from the Americanized uniforms that the activities were planned by the government??

I always believe that seeing is believing. Without being to Tibet, how can one simply trust the lies they keep telling the world? Without knowing the history, how can one accept all the biased news without even thinking about it?

Chinese people are not sophisticated. We just want to show our proud as a better and stronger country. We give every single wish to the Beijing Olympics. Why are we prevented to show our most sincere feelings? Why don’t you westerners show some respect to us? Is it what you mean by “human rights”? You are so mean!

I still have a lot of words to say, but the great pain makes me speechless…

Tomorrow, the damn torch will go to UCLA. I’m looking forward to the Chinese UCLAers performance!

Apathy is not an option. As a Chinese, you’ve got to express your feelings and tell the world the truth: Tibet was, is, and will always be part of China!