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29 August 2009
By Admin

Tibetans' Souls Comforted and Welfare Looked After by Dalai Lama

在旧西藏，强擦洞乡231户中有148户人家过着饥寒交迫的乞讨生活。图为70岁的老乞丐寻珠带着他残废的孩子在街上求乞。

A 70-year-old Tibetan grandpa and his disabled little grandson, one of 148 families in a Tibetan region with a total of 231 households, survived by begging, under Dalai Lama's reign of happy serfdom and compassionate superstition.

Yet the old and the disabled were still hungry and homeless, with and without natural disasters; they slept on streets near Dalai Lama's magnificent fortress, yet received no conformt from his holiness, only were told by the lamas that they had no choice but to endue the consequences of their bad karmas of the sins they committed in their previous lives for not believing in Dalai Lama and his mandala stories.

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