As a matter of fact, through the joint efforts of all levels of local governments at the spots of the incidents, the frequency of self-immolations has been curbed and the evidence of the Dalai clique's role in manipulating such acts has been made clear. Many criminals, whose acts are detested by the local people, have been brought to justice.

All of these fully show the unpopularity of the Dalai clique in China and the popularity of the Chinese government. The government will win the battle of anti-self-immolation as long as it does not hold unrealistic hopes from the Dalai clique, nor expects some Western forces to be kind, but keep the situation under control on the basis of its own work.

The Dalai clique's fantasy that every self-immolation will exert some pressure on the Chinese government will be highly counter-productive. On the contrary, every self-immolation case that occurred was an additional bloody crime the Dalai clique committed on its own ethnic Tibetans.

Some people from the clique including the plotters of the "Self-immolation Guide" told the public repeatedly that self-immolation is a kind of "peaceful protest" and expected to get the same attention as the vendors in Tunisia. Then please teach yourselves by following the guide first like what the netizens have called for. If you dare not burn yourselves, please stop the folly as early as possible.

Just as Lu Xun, a famous Chinese writer, said that people who are alive themselves have no right to persuade others to die. So do it yourself first if you believe it is a good idea to die. Endi Print E-mail Go to Forum >>0 Comment(s) No comments. Add your comments...User Name Required Your Comment Enter the words you see: Racist, abusive and off-topic comments may be removed by the moderator. Send your storiesGet more from China.org.cnMobileRSSNewsletter"Self-immolation Guide": desperate insanity of the Dalai clique: bylined article (2) Why did the Dalai clique publish the "Self-immolation Guide" at this moment? The reason is that the extremists among them feel desperate. Xinhua Xinhua

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