Tibet is a eternal part of P.R.C . no one can make it seprated .
if I ask LONDON should claim independence , what would you say ?

michael, Kunshan, China

Most of the chinese did not understand the true.

Frank, Thamel, Nepal

Forced destruction of homes around the Olympic site; the roundup and killing of tens of thousands of stray Beijing animals; coercive requirements that athletes not make political statements; and now this, in Tibet.

At what point does anyone say "enough is enough?"

The Chinese view the Olympics as their superpower debut on the world stage. They have much of which they can be proud: I'm not anti-Chinese. But the Olympic situation is becoming more and more intolerable.

Chris, Pensacola, Florida

The chinese will never break the spirit of Tibet, its time they relented from their stubborn hard-line materialistically driven agenda and hand back rightful autonomy of Tibet to its safe keepers, the Tibetans. It's sacred ground which China's recent and current officials have little understanding of, but perhaps they suspect it since they have never been able to stiffle all the resistence over the past half of a century, to the extreme policies bordering on genocide, that have been used in an attempt to silence the people of Tibet. But it is better for us all if Tibet returns to the hands of those who are sensitive to spiritual matters. Tibet belongs to the Tibetans and will do so till the end of time!

Sam, London, England

Zheng Hong; the Scot's are welcome to their independence - but only if they promise to keep their deep fried Mars Bars and haggis north of the border...one swift constitutional move that would immediately raise the average level of culture in the remaining UK!

Stephen, china, china

Internation new media is actually not covering what is happening inside Tibet right now. There are peaceful demonstration throughout Tibet. Tibetans are being arrested in large numbers. It shows that all is not well in Tibet. It clearly shows that Tibetans do not want to be ruled by China.

Tenor, Rajpur, India

International news media are actually not covering what is happening inside Tibet right now. There are peaceful demonstration going on throughout Tibet. Tibetans are being arrested in large numbers. It shows that all is not well in Tibet and that Tibetans do not want to be ruled by China.

Tenor, Rajpur, India

This issue should be given more publicity. None of the Olympic committees or any government bodies will touch it, they all say they have enough problems with the Chinese already.

The Chinese are effectively removing western observers from the entire area around the north side of Everest and Cho Oyu. By coincidence, this just happens to be beside the Nangpa-la pass where Chinese border guards shot dead a Tibetan nun in 2006.

None of this is in the spirit of the Olympics. It is just more government by denial from the Chinese, trying to hide the unrest in Tibet - they think that they can hide what is going on from the outside world, the same way that they hide it from their
own people.

Everest is the tip of the iceberg. If they are allowed to get away with its closure they will believe they can do the same elsewhere.

Andy, Oslo, Norway

Always hope scotland can be independent

ZhenHong, Coventry, UK

Doesn't look much like the north face to me. If so, it's awfully like the Nepal side.

Dunne Rudin, Chiang Mai, Thailand