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A Call for the Death of Tyranny | Engaging thought

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A Call for the Death of Tyranny. February 12, 2011 · Filed under Politics and Society. Thomas Jefferson, a revolutionary and a founding father of America once wrote, When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. Prophetic calls for liberty often come from the ruled, not from the ruler. However, decision makers in Washington have somewhat forgotten this message or have even misconstrued the meaning of liberty itself. This is the paradox of...

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Elsa Haag Photography: October 2010

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010. As my classes have become more and more intense, the amount of time I spend walking around campus at night has also increased. After an evening of doing work in the library, the walk back to my house is a relaxing one. The sky is usually clear, and stars fill the sky. I keep my eyes peeled for skunks and debate with myself over walking slowly to have more time before getting back to work, or walking briskly to get out of the cool night air. Monday, October 11, 2010.

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Elsa Haag Photography: Geranimo and Rudin

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Tuesday, March 6, 2012. The group met up in Campo Grande and I got a coconut. Then we walked around with our language teachers in an old, wealthy area near the beach. The view from the French school cafe. We stopped at the French school, which has a small café out back with a spectacular view of the ocean and went to the Casa de Familia Catharino, where the sculptor Rodin worked for many years. We were given a tour of the house, which is now set up as a museum. The couple is holding each other, kissing.

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Elsa Haag Photography: Fear

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012. I hate being scared here. But there is no getting around it. This is not a safe place. Some people want to take from me. And I know that my experience here is much greater than then, but at times it can be overwhelming to always have my guard up. A consular agent from the US Embassy in Salvador came to speak to us this afternoon and told us a bunch of stories of horrible things happening to people like us and to Brazilians. Before that talk, the day was awesome. Photo of The Day.

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Elsa Haag Photography: June 2010

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Friday, June 18, 2010. I've been away for a while and thought I would return with a set of photographs I did while in Maine. These are a reflection on my concussions, which, if you have spent even a little bit of time with me in the last (almost) 3 years, you have probably heard me talk about more than once. I took these photos using a Holga camera. The assignment to use a plastic camera coincided with the 2 year anniversary of concussion #3. It couldn't have been better timing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Tibetans convey heartfelt thank you to Indian people for their 50 years of support. China’s brutality in Tibet, 2008. Experts discuss on peace with Dalai Lama. Tenzin Kunsel, A song of secret tale from heart. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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May | 2011 | Engaging thought

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Archive for May, 2011. The Hardliners’ Approach to Tibet. May 25, 2011 · Filed under Politics and Society. Tibet had been a de facto independent country for centuries before China’s annexation and international law perspective; Tibet is a nation with a right to self-determination. Note: Originally published on Tibetan Political Review. Leave a comment ». The Hardliners’ Approach to Tibet. A Call for the Death of Tyranny. Rethinking Katri- A Legal Battle? Students For Free Tibet. Blog at WordPress.com.

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Engaging thought | Trust is the foundation of love and peace | Page 2

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Dilemma of Mr. Hu’s “Social Harmony” Theory. December 3, 2009 · Filed under Politics and Society. Leave a comment ». Tibet: a solution to Sino-Indian border dispute. October 19, 2009 · Filed under Politics and Society. Note: This article has published in Earlham Word (weekly news and events). October 23, 2009. Leave a comment ». An age of nuclear obsession. September 30, 2009 · Filed under Politics and Society. The Pentagon and Moscow have emerged from the darkness of the Cold War and under the shadow of...

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A Missing Point | Engaging thought

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March 21, 2011 · Filed under Politics and Society. The implications of this political transition are something many people don’t take adequately into consideration. Firstly, the smooth political transition will slowly make our government self-reliant and less dependent on one man. Sooner or later, we have to face this political vacuum and we must prepare to face such a circumstance without losing hope. Note: Published on Tibetan Political Review. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Follo...

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Tibet | Engaging thought

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A brief introduction of Tibet. With a written history of more than 2000 years, Tibet existed as an independent sovereign state prior to Chinese rule. As recently as 1914, a peace convention was signed by Britain, China and Tibet that again formally recognised Tibet as a fully independent country. But having no representation in the United Nations, the world largely stood by and allowed China’s occupation and destruction to happen. 2 Responses so far ». July 9, 2010 @ 1:04 am. July 14, 2009 @ 5:10 pm.