Tibetans in China's tense southwestern province of Sichuan on Friday said they believed several people had been killed in anti-Chinese riots there this week, disputing official claims that none died.
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JD Rucker 34 weeks 6 days 6 hours 44 min ago
Who are you going to believe? A government who is known for lying or people who's family members are now dead?