Killing Bin Laden will inspire 10 more: Dalai Lama

Killing Bin Laden will inspire 10 more: Dalai Lama
Mar 31 10:57 PM US/Eastern

The Dalai Lama says that were Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden killed that hatred would cause another 10 like him to spring up, in an interview with a British newspaper.

The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader told The Daily Telegraph that terrorists should be treated humanely.



He also revealed the workings of his relationship with US President George W. Bush, said Westerners had become too self-absorbed and repeated his opposition to homosexuality in a wide-ranging interview.

The Dalai Lama said modern terrorism was born out of jealousy of Western lifestyles.

"Fundamentalism is terrifying because it is based purely on emotion, rather than intelligence," the 70-year-old monk said at the seat of his government-in-exile in the northern Indian hilltop town of Dharamsala.

"It prevents followers from thinking as individuals and about the good of the world.

"This new terrorism has been brewing for many years. Much of it is caused by jealousy and frustration at the West because it looks so highly developed and successful on television. Leaders in the East use religion to counter that, to bind these countries together."

Terrorists, he warned, must be treated humanely.

"Otherwise, the problem will escalate. If there is one Bin Laden killed today, soon there will be 10 Bin Ladens. Awesome. Ten Bin Ladens killed, the hatred is spread; 100 bombed, and 1,000 lose members of their families."

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"Terrorists, he warned, must be treated humanely." Said the Dalai Lama.


This from a man who's entire nation was stolen by the ChiComm's and remains under occupation by the ChiComm's today. Apparently the Dalai Lama is the Tibetan equivalent of Jimmy Carter.

The only way to deal 'humanely' with terrorists is to kill them them as quickly and efficiently as possible. You do not treat those who would destroy all you hold dear 'humanely'. Only those who are 'abject cowards or fellow travelers' would suggest that terrorists be treated with anything but the most powerful of 'force applicators.'