Comments on Renaissance Tibet: Thoughts and Observations on the Election, 2011

Great article,great reading,thoroughly enjoyable. ...

2011-05-20T11:28:15.965-07:00

Great article,great reading,thoroughly enjoyable. I found the article an eye opener.Tibetan readers aren't stupids.Therefore,they will understand why Pema wrote and why Rinchen la felt the need to be posted/reposted it here.A supporter of LS who also have gratitude to TNT and TW for their tireless services to our community in exile at its worst time and most needed time.

I would like to explain to the readers why I poste...

2011-05-15T11:01:18.854-07:00

I would like to explain to the readers why I posted this article now, even though the election has been over for some time. Initially my article was, as a supporter of Dr. Lobsang Sangay, a response to the many critical articles that were posted on Tibetan Political Review. I asked them several times to post it and they refused. I contemplated contacting some of the mainstream media sources, but I decided it would be better to keep these issues within our own community. Even though it was late, I felt it was important information for people to have. Therefore I finally decided to post my article here.

Pema Dorjee (california)

I would take Pema la's review as a critical ac...

2011-05-11T10:14:49.328-07:00

I would take Pema la's review as a critical account of a historic election we had.This will serve as a reference or reminder when we set our foot into the next election of Katri.

Pema Dorjee la's article was not at all an obs...

2011-05-10T20:19:49.093-07:00

Pema Dorjee la's article was not at all an observation on the last Election, it was rather critical attack to some sections of supporters of other two Kalon tripa candidates.
I wished he should have written on the future attitude of all Tibetans for the Kalon tripa elect Lobsang Sangay after stating we all are relieved after the exciting election. It was infact a great history part in our exile life.

I strongly felt that Pema la was inciting internal verbal fights even after the election campaign. That is totally negative and not beneficial for all, even it is against the very wish of Kalongtripa elect Lobsang Sangay la.

I hope our educated scholars ought to be considerate in writing such articles in future. There is nothing to be gained from inciting all arguing points made during the campaign. We need to look beyond election now.

Tenzin Dorjee
Toronto