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Dalia Lama

It's just shameful to allow someone (anyone) to be ushered out of the White House (the People's House) by a side door past garbage bags.  Well, that's just how the President of the United States made the Dalia Lama, an official Head of State, and spiritual leader of Tibet, leave today after their short meeting.  It was disgraceful! 

You think the Chinese had anything to do with this contrived exit planned by our esteemed President.  Obama wanted to let the Chinese know he did not support or endorse this "man of peace", a rightful and worthy recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.   The Dalai Lama's treatment was one laced with total indignation; his exit was a sign showing this President's willingness yet again to bow down.  I'm not sure this man understands America and how Americans treat friends and allies!

I realize he has been getting low key treatment from our presidents for the past 20 some odd years.  But, clean up the garbage from beside the doors before ANY one exits.  At least the Dalai Lama is a better man and understands the low key treatment. 

See what you hear on the news on this matter!

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