统战部：中央对达赖提出“四个不容”

感觉整个发言过程太搞笑了，朱维群丫的脸就好像死了亲娘一样，看的人一阵阵便秘，不就是强调几个原则么，你丫至于这么痛苦，都说要谈了，突然却背着对方自言自语地说什么原则问题，脑子进水了吧，有什么事情对方代表都来了，直接把门一关说事情就完了，每天双方一起出席发布会公布和谈进展才是正途嘛，感情都想当影帝拿奥斯卡呢……

引用: 原帖由 Noel 于 2010-2-3 23:00 发表 我还以为少一个蛋的才支持政府.

我理解，寻求“真正”的自治，就是在搞分裂，因为大家都是“假装”自治的。

基本上没什么可谈的 他们就是看准了达赖年事已高，拖着就是好办法，当然还要高调装谈，所以不会让步的

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