My view and my conclusion

In my opinion there are no ways to justify the ill treatment of the Tibetan people and the costs of Chinese occupation. In the light of facts it is rather sad to see world governments turning a blind eye to the issue and not taking a stand against Chinese illegal occupation of Tibet. Who knows what the future holds for long suppressed Tibet. China's larger neighbour the former USSR once had a remarkably similar situation to China today. The USSR invaded and controlled many countries for many years such as Kazakhstan, Azerbeijan and also the Eastern bloc countries until the fall of communism in the USSR and the fall of the iron curtain in Eastern Europe. So perhaps judging from history this could possibly happen with Chinas autonomous regions aswell. Similarly East Turkestan (Xinjiang) to the north west of Tibet is controlled by China, and the Uyghur people have gone through a similar story. In conclusion Tibet is a good lesson to all similarly suppressed people the world over and with the increase in media and intenet, awareness of the plight of the Tibetan people is becoming increasingly well known. To end i ask the reader was the invasion of Tibet in 1951 a so-called 'peaceful liberation' or was it an invasion followed with over 50 years of brutality and suppression under Chinese rule? I leave it up to you to decide.