Tibet: Murder In The Snow - Guestbook

After spending a month in Dharamsala, teaching Tibetans English through a program called Lha Mutual Learning Partner Program and visiting the kids at Tibetan's Children's Village, and after watching this documentary, I appreciate the life I am living now and will work harder towards fighting for the plight of not only Tibetan refugees, but refugees from everywhere, as far as I can reach out to them. I cried watching the documentary. I cried and cried for how deeply scared and twisted our take on humanity is. Free Tibet.

I am very glad you made this. I also came to India across the mountains. When I tell my story to Western people, I can see people aren't sure if I'm telling the truth. It's hard for people who have never been in this situation to understand it, or even picture it. It can be hard for me to live in America around people who can't understand my experiences. I think this video is very helpful to show people what is really going on.

I wanted to send this message to Luis Benitez. As well as the incredible bravery exhibited by the Tibetans, I am also so pleased there was somebody like you who acted, risked what his 'peers' thought in order to voice the truth to the world. Thank you, thank you thank you. It must have been hard, and must still be becasue of the career changes you have had to make. But that moral authority is something that no other climber, however many mountains he climbs, however many badges he gets, could match by climbing alone. You chose goodness and chose the bravery that needed to go with it, and you give me hope that I could be as brave as you or as any of the Tibetan exiles, and especially the Dalai Lama. Thank you.

This is really bad...
Indeed, Tibet having its own distinct buddhist history should be allowed to have its own authority.. The problem in this world is if you are not a military power, you cannot fearlessly exist..

I want to say thank to everyone who was involved in making this film and to those who reported the story to the right people.

The hope dies at last. I think the falling chinese wall will come soon.
At 30.9.06 I travelled to North India.And everything I read in the newspapers.

For such a terrible crime to go unpunished is a disgrace.
The Tibetan people have been betrayed, and the Chinese Government goes unpunished because the world needs its money and trade. I am so very sorry and feel so ashamed.I pray every day that Tibet will be free. With love, Mary.

I just saw your documentary and was moved and inspired. Unfortunately I was not surprised by either the Chinese government's actions or the lack of interest by most of the climbers on the mountain that day. I live in a city with a large Chinese population and many of them still recite the propaganda that has brainwashed them. They say the Dali Lama in evil and that China liberated Tibet. Even though they now have access to non censored media they don't bother to re-educate themselves. Hopefully projects like this can help. A huge kudos to Luis Benitez for what turned out to be his unpopular stand. Apathy has become commonplace in our society and people. We need more people like Luis to make this world a better place. I tried to find him on the web to send him a personal thank you but was unsuccessful, so if you could pass the message to him. I am telling everyone know about your film all in hopes that the people of Tibet will once again taste freedom. Thank you.

I think that our goverment should intervene with the cruel treatment of the Tibetans and their culture. They are taking away their freedom to movement, freedom to religion and loads more. China is a powerful country, with a massive undeployed army but something stil SHOULD be done.
People have to raise awarness of this cruel treatment and I think this documentry will do so.

Hi Everyone
Its so wonderful that there is so much awareness and growing interest in bringing freedom to Tibet. It is sad to see the current situation has not improved.
As a child I was the only western boy in the Tibetan School where the Dalai Lama's sister was principal. I dream of seeing Tibet free. Movies like the one's shown here are informative and create awareness. But I feel that we also need to show movies that create a new possibilities. One's that give hope. A movie that is creative of bridges that need to be built between the two conflicting cultures torn. I imagine such a film could create a platform for new ways to form alliances between China and Tibet. Healing decades of pain.