Verifications on the News About the Separatists Riot in Tibet that I Could and Could Not Find!

Today is April 12, exactly 30 days since the riot in Lhasa broke out.  Realizing the questionable neutrality, accuracy and ethics of news media everywhere in the world, very honestly, I have spent a lot of hours on the web trying to get verifications or corrections of what had already been reported, in order enable a more accurate understanding of what really happened there, how, why and by whom, what group, what sponsors.  etc.

Here are what I could and could not find during the past 30 days:

1) I could find a lot of accusations across the battle lines between the "separatists" led by Dalai Lama and the government news agencies of China, and between the western media and the Chinese netizen around the world.

2) Given the possiblity of some limitations of the accesses to some information, thus far, I could not find and concrete evidence, reliable testimony, photographs, or vdo recording of:

a) any death bodies or wounded victims among the separatist rioters in Lhasa.  Or, any confirmed identities of any of these.

b)  any attacks, beating, clubing, shooting by the police of troops against the March 14 riots of the separatists.

c) I could see the picture of the faces of the wounded, the burnt bodies of the arson victims with clearn identification of who they are whom they are related to, whre they came from, where they worked, etc.

4) I could only find a lot of theoretical sympathy from the western media about the theoretical or imagined suppression of the local separatists in Tibet and I could find reports of the sympathy and support from Dalai Lama for these "assumed victims" which may not exist at all.   However, there were no such kind words of sympathy toward to those known and identified victims of the mobs and the criminal acts of the separatists' riot on March 14 at all.

5) I could only find evidence to prove the lies and the false reports from both Dalai Lama and the western media.   I could not find any statements clearing the questionable reports or admitting the mistakes in reporting from these sources at all.  Only some quiet corrections, not admissions, no apologies, only more and more biased reporting.

6)  It appeared that China is agains confronting the "alliance of the eight nations" that invaded Peking in 1900, now on the media and in the political front.

The motives of these foreign aggressors appeared to remained unchanged, after 108 years.