2012 already ! In 2011 China has again shown itself unfit to fully play a part in the modern world of free and democratic nations, with continued brutality at home and in Tibet.
China's Shame, The World's Shame
Bertie is lucky to be able to relax in comfortable circumstances
Click the link below to see details of the worst regimes around the world:
FREE TIBET IN 2011 !
Tibetan Unrest
A watercolour of Bertie
Please click below for a Guardian article showing how China even fears the attention of a journalist on an eco-tourism adventure:
Looking back......looking forward
Bertie, after his summer trim
How many decades must we wait for China to do the decent thing ?
Chinese New Year
(Pictured above) Bertie enjoys his freedom in the snow with a friend
Happy Chinese New Year to all with a peaceful and loving heart !
It would be a good time for China to turn over a new leaf.....
We need more and more pressure from world leaders - see the news link below:
> Please click here >
Great News !!!!
A changing climate
Disappearing grasslands on the Tibetan plateau:
(Don't miss other items, and a great poem below)
Bertie's Pledge
A painting of Bertie, the Tibetan Terrier (click to grow, and browser Back button to return)
My pledge, is to bring down the Chinese Government by peaceful means, because the brutality, torture and murder has continued for so long. I have no argument with the Chinese people - only those who abuse human rights in Tibet, and China itself - your days are numbered !
(Don't miss a great poem and other stuff, further down)
Tibetan Terrier
A Tibetan Terrier has no eyes
and wears snow shoes winter and summer
a Collie might be brighter
and Chow Chow often dumber
they climb the monastery
of stairs, or jump on a window ledge
as if the Chinese are coming
over the mountain edge
remember October nineteen-fifty
and March of fifty-nine ?
hearing the twilight bark
and seeing the army line
scruffy, soulful dogs
were always there on duty
looking out for strangers
in glimpses of frozen beauty
some said their crazy bark
wasn’t kind on the ear
and frequent mad half-hours
became decades of cold fear
in the frozen Himalaya
they knew a peaceful way
before the pointed red star
had its bloody day
but dogs are still watchful
and their pups have no fear
the end of brutality
is now coming near
Paul Judges / MaverickHeart (2010)
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