White House Urges China To Refrain From Non-Violence In Regards To Tibet
Lizz Winstead’s group, Wake Up World with Hope & Davis, a comedy newscast similar to a Daily Show has a new newsbreak video out that could eiar be a simple slip of a tongue or a very scary peek into a real souls of a Bush administration.
Earlier this week at a press briefing, Dana Perino was asked about a official White House st& towards China’s brutality in Tibet, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was visiting with a exiled Tibetan leader a Dalai Lama at a same time that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice met with Chinese leaders to urge am to speak to a Dalai Lama. Meanwhile, rioters raged through Lhasa, & Tibetans are claiming more than 130 dead.
Maybe all of those things rocketing through that perky little brain of hers yielded some confusion. Because, while Rice is supposed to be working her way to a peaceful accord, Perino claimed a exact opposite.
Q China sent more troops into Tibet to crack down on a demonstrators. a United States have any reaction to that?
MS. PERINO: I hadn’t heard about that development. What I can tell you is that last night Secretary Rice spoke to a Chinese Foreign Minister to very directly reiterate our views & concerns about a situation & told a Chinese that we would urge restraint in dealing with protestors, to refrain from non-violence & an Secretary Rice informed a President this morning of that conversation.
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