The major funder and organizer of the Tibetan uprising was the CIA. This is well-documented by now, and the CIA/USA are openly proud of it (e.g. infuriating but very informative reads on this: https://www.amazon.com/CIAs-Secret-Tibet-Modern-Studies/dp/0700617884, https://www.jstor.org/stable/26925943)
The Tibetan guerilla groups requested help from the CIA since 1957, but the CIA was reluctant to help them at first. They then turned to other Western nations. By this point, Canada had already started its Nazi importation programs, in efforts to use foreign anti-communists to combat the rising domestic socialist movement. When China had re-acquired Tibet in 1950, many monks started fleeing to the West, including Canada, through this program (https://www.thecanadafiles.com/articles/the-house-of-anti-communists-and-the-nazi-monster-it-spawned). Eventually, many of the monks who had left Tibet to India would resettle in Canada. The Tibetans joined an existing anti-China community in Canada, created by repatriated KMT fighters and politicians.
Through this community in Canada, the Tibetan guerilla groups raised funds, and made connections with the Canadian government, and it was through them that they initially established contact with the CIA. The Canadian government was a happy intermediary during this period.
After the uprising, the Canadian government was at the forefront of accusing China on how it handled Tibet. This is the earliest example I know of, where a Canadian-based NGO publishes a "study" on human rights violations in Tibet.
On genocide narratives
Take a look at these Canada-based organizations.
https://canadatibet.com/about/
http://www.eastturkistan.ca/
https://uhrp.org/
These are all cut-outs of CIA and CIA-affiliated organizations, based in Canada and employing Canadian lobbyists (The last one was established by this Canadian NGO: https://www.raoulwallenbergcentre.org/en/).
The strategy is simple: The US issues accusations. Then Canada and Canadian-based NGOs back them up. Why Canada? Because that gives the illusion that the issue is not an excuse to conduct US foreign policy, but rather a legitimate issue of human rights violations.
A good break down of how the Uyghur genocide narrative was created through this method is documented by The Grayzone: https://thegrayzone.com/2021/03/17/report-uyghur-genocide-sham-university-neocon-punish-china/ (pay attention to the last segment of the article talking about Canadian involvement).
The Canadian parliament and the Canadian delegation to the UN are constantly making proclamations about Uyghur and Tibetan genocides:
Canada also enjoys trampling on one of the only slave nations in history to win its own freedom through rebellion and revolt, Haiti. To this day they continue to fuck their shit up and make sure they cannot progress.
If applauding the Waffen SS was wrong then surely giving weapons to Azov was wrong?
They didn't just give them weapons. They trained them in Canada.
Also, let's not forget:
Canada has been actively importing Nazis since the 50s (and Trudeau's father signed off on it too)
The Canadian minister of finance is the granddaughter of an actual Nazi and proud of it.
Canada has been instrumental in pushing the Uyghur genocide narrative
Canada has been instrumental in pushing the Tibetan genocide narrative and had financed the Tibetan monk uprising in 1959
Canada is littered with hundreds of Nazi memorials, including several to Stepan Bandera
Comrade, have you got any source to spare on Canada's finance of the Tibetan contra revolution?
There is a lot to talk about here.
On the Tibetan uprising:
The major funder and organizer of the Tibetan uprising was the CIA. This is well-documented by now, and the CIA/USA are openly proud of it (e.g. infuriating but very informative reads on this: https://www.amazon.com/CIAs-Secret-Tibet-Modern-Studies/dp/0700617884, https://www.jstor.org/stable/26925943)
The Tibetan guerilla groups requested help from the CIA since 1957, but the CIA was reluctant to help them at first. They then turned to other Western nations. By this point, Canada had already started its Nazi importation programs, in efforts to use foreign anti-communists to combat the rising domestic socialist movement. When China had re-acquired Tibet in 1950, many monks started fleeing to the West, including Canada, through this program (https://www.thecanadafiles.com/articles/the-house-of-anti-communists-and-the-nazi-monster-it-spawned). Eventually, many of the monks who had left Tibet to India would resettle in Canada. The Tibetans joined an existing anti-China community in Canada, created by repatriated KMT fighters and politicians.
Through this community in Canada, the Tibetan guerilla groups raised funds, and made connections with the Canadian government, and it was through them that they initially established contact with the CIA. The Canadian government was a happy intermediary during this period.
After the uprising, the Canadian government was at the forefront of accusing China on how it handled Tibet. This is the earliest example I know of, where a Canadian-based NGO publishes a "study" on human rights violations in Tibet.
On genocide narratives
Take a look at these Canada-based organizations.
https://canadatibet.com/about/
http://www.eastturkistan.ca/
https://uhrp.org/
These are all cut-outs of CIA and CIA-affiliated organizations, based in Canada and employing Canadian lobbyists (The last one was established by this Canadian NGO: https://www.raoulwallenbergcentre.org/en/).
The strategy is simple: The US issues accusations. Then Canada and Canadian-based NGOs back them up. Why Canada? Because that gives the illusion that the issue is not an excuse to conduct US foreign policy, but rather a legitimate issue of human rights violations.
A good break down of how the Uyghur genocide narrative was created through this method is documented by The Grayzone: https://thegrayzone.com/2021/03/17/report-uyghur-genocide-sham-university-neocon-punish-china/ (pay attention to the last segment of the article talking about Canadian involvement).
The Canadian parliament and the Canadian delegation to the UN are constantly making proclamations about Uyghur and Tibetan genocides:
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/canadian-mps-deem-china-s-actions-vs-uyghurs-genocide-/2014654
https://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/august-2020/canadas-duty-to-prevent-unfolding-uyghur-genocide/
https://www.international.gc.ca/news-nouvelles/2022/2022-10-31-statement-un-onu-declaration.aspx?lang=eng
honestly you should consider making this its own post, really high quality
Thank you for the juicy sources comrade.
I would really appreciate some resources on Canada involvement in Tibet/Uyghur topics, too
See my comment above (https://lemmygrad.ml/comment/2448878)
Thank you, Comerade. I will look them up at work today.
Trudeau's *adoptive father. His real father is spinning in his grave back in Cuba.
Canada also enjoys trampling on one of the only slave nations in history to win its own freedom through rebellion and revolt, Haiti. To this day they continue to fuck their shit up and make sure they cannot progress.
Fidel would never