does that answer even qualify as 50 cents worth?

Q&A in China is always weak, but China has such a large US trained talent pool now, I expect more from even the fourth tier graduates

does that answer even qualify as 50 cents worth?

Q&A in China is always weak, but China has such a large US trained talent pool now, I expect more from even a fourth tier job harrassing North Am citizens.

Replies: @denk

Trump is just a useful idiot to the Zionists who needed him to ditch the Iran Nuclear Deal. And don’t sweat out the Trump Tariffs because all they did was to force US manufacturers to move their factories from China to Mexico, Vietnam, Indonesia, etc. but did NOT bring back blue-collar factory jobs to the White Working Class in the USA. Trump, Navarro, Bannon, et al, were playing the ‘Blame the Chinaman’ game but got shafted instead by the US Deep State which became alarmed at the massive popularity of Trumpism as the populist movement of White Nationalism is called in the USA.

Replies: @denk

The Chinese issue you raised as exhibit B., decoupling, in my estimation could only be a good thing. The amount of outsourcing of our production to China has cost millions of jobs so tbh, if Trump and Biden are on the same page here as you suggest.(I haven't looked into it), then I have to admit I'm confused. Maybe tptb has Biden doing this is punishment for China not going along with sanctioning Russia? Just a guess. The military thing vexed me as much as you but I wouldn't call it a smoking gun necessarily. As I said. The man is imo politically naive and if that's the case, it would align with attitudes toward the military among average conservatives who seem to think spending absurd amounts on the military is necessary. This attitude though seems to be shifting rather quickly among conservatives and the leftys are now turning into the hawks. I'm not a sycophant for Trump and I have my criticisms. I'm just not yet convinced he's part of the "club".

Replies: @denk

I blocked JoJo aeons ago.

Baerbock, like many in the German government at any given time in the West and post unification, has direct ties to muttmerica.

It doesn't look obvious because subterfuge and deception are the last skills they are still competent at.

Check out baerbock's early life section. Dad was a cuck engineer working for a mutt company. She also spent a few years in muttmerica. Afterward she didn't even have to finish her study and somehow rose over the political ranks with such a shit-tier CV. A bit like our Finnish prostitute Sanna Marin! What a cohen-cidence. But I bet fucking a whore like sanna is nicer than an ugly bitch like baerbock.

Anything touches by amerimutts is going to have a distinct self-destructive kosher stink.

But we are giving BRD GmbH too much credit. Again, nu-Germany is a colony. And just like Japan in the 80s, why would the invaders let the occupied rise above the station where they belong?

Replies: @denk

I agree with you completely with the exception of Trump. Though I accept the possibility that he was just another puppet in a long line of them. Part of me still thinks that he broke the paradigm of (pick your puppet, we own them both). The reason I say this is I believe Jeb Bush was the chosen gop puppet. If you remember, Trump was dismissed by the lefty media and lambasted by the righty media during the primaries. He wasn't supported at all by fox until he was nominated and even then it was wishy washy at best until he actually won the general election, Also, once he was looking like the nominee, that's when the lefty media went all in on trump bashing and went far beyond any partisan media bias I've ever seen and continues to this day while fox is trending further and further toward outright becoming another CNN, msnbc, etc al. If he was just another puppet in a long line, Why the escalation in rhetoric? Why not simply continue with the same pattern? It says to me that maybe he was the exception albeit his ego and political naiveté allowed him to be manipulated. On the other hand., his continued support of these "vaccines" his hawkish stance on Russia/China and a seeming abandonment of j6 protesters are all red flags that suggest you're correct, but still., I have to reiterate my point about his ego and naiveté being a potential explanation. Then theirs the very high likelihood which I'm convinced of that the 2020 election was stolen from him. Why steal an election from a man you control?

Replies: @denk

If you would experience the real law of the jungle, you would know what it is, you do not know it now. That there is widespread corruption is another thing.

Now pay attention and don't be a wiseass.
Even if international law does not work very well to say the least, it is the only valid universal way of reasoning, unless you want the law of the jungle, or some corrupt approach, or some total bullshit arguments invented by some party (Christians for instance), like 'they have a right to the land because god assigned it to them'.

Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @denk

Yeah. 'Johan' is so arrogant, so full of shit, that I suspect it may be an AI program, gone bonkers.

Replies: @denk

"Dumbest"? Contextually dependent.

BRD GmbH is occupied by the world's biggest golem, the Nation of Sub-Humans, the Jewnited Snakes of Muttmerica.

As long as the occupation continues, old leftists like Wagenknecht can only spit out facts we have already taken note of, without the understanding of WHY this happens.

Replies: @denk

Deutschland muss sich auf einen Konflikt mit China vorbereiten... auch wenn es Wohlstand kostet
 

Germany must meet NATO's 2% of GDP military spending target over the long term even after a 100 billion euro ($101 billion) special fund is used up and accept a military leadership role it earlier shied away from,
 

Do you wanna be a first tier country again, befitting the economic/industrial might of Germany ?

Re join the ENA 2.0 family and you can be my deputy in euro.
 

Sounds like he should be persona non grata in China, not an ambassador.

Replies: @denk

Yes-why even allow such a lying, racist, Sinophobe thug into the country? 'Diplomatically unacceptable'. But at least we can see, yet again, the unremitting hate-crazed hostility of these self-appointed Western Herrenvolk.

Fair enough - that's your experience, and you've probably done a lot more thinking about this than I have.

From my perspective it is a mistake to conflate the Chinese government with the Chinese people but perhaps that reveals my "western" upbringing/imprinting/indoctrination. Perhaps this is what happens when we feel strongly about injustice.

Anyway, thanks for your reply!

The psychopathic dullard Truss is, allegedly, prepared to declare a 'genocide' in Xinjiang. An OUTRIGHT lie so vile that it is, in itself, a crime against morality. If she dares to do so, to please scum like Ian Duncan-Smith, a sadistic class-hating enemy of working people in the UK, then Beijing must expel the UK Ambassador and any Consuls-General scattered across the country. It's long past time to play nice with Evil racist psychopaths with true genocidal intentions.

Replies: @denk

White-white 相衛

The Morgenthau plan is in full effect. Thabk you baste huwhite bruda of Hawaii Nationalism.

The white race triumphed in 1919 and 1945!

I've found that, almost invariably, decent Australians get on well with Chinese, many of whom are fourth or fifth generation here. Unfortunately, decent Austfailians are becoming more and more uncommon, and the Rightwing types are proliferating like maggots on a corpse. They generally hate all non-Whites, but the Chinese in particular, because they are plainly more capable and industrious than Westerners. Without various untermenschen to exploit and pillage, the West is rapidly circling the drain.

Replies: @denk

Deepthought…

Notice how the west goes ballistic over the Bachelet report ?

Skynews had this Rowan Dean creep livid with self righteousness, virtually baying for blood,
 

https://foreignpolicy.com/2015/01/12/wheres-our-unity-march-china-wants-to-know/

‘Where’s Our Unity March?’ China Wants to Know

Social media users ask why the West wept for Paris, but not for Kunming, also the site of a deadly attack.

By Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian

Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian is a Tea Leaf Nation Fellow at Foreign Policy. Before joining Foreign Policy, she lived and worked in China for more than four years, including one year studying at Peking University in Beijing. Allen-Ebrahimian holds an M.A. in East Asian studies from Yale University and a graduate certificate from the Johns Hopkins-Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies. , Rachel Lu

Rachel Lu is a senior editor at Foreign Policy, based in Hong Kong.

January 12, 2015

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‘Where’s Our Unity March?’ China Wants to Know

The Jan. 7 terrorist attack on satirical French newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead has mostly inspired unity in the West, but the massive march held in its aftermath is spurring controversy, and even some disdain, in China. While the massacre’s assault on free speech brought up to 1.6 million to a Jan. 11 march in Paris, according to French officials the largest demonstration in French history, it’s inspired little such solidarity in China. That’s true even though — and perhaps because — China itself suffered several deadly terrorist attacks in the past year.

China reacted with sympathy toward the loss of life in the French capital, but the reaction stopped short of solidarity. Chinese President Xi Jinping called French President François Hollande on Jan. 8 to condemn the violence and express condolences to the victims’ families. On Weibo, China’s massive microblogging platform, Chinese netizens posted candle emoticons in remembrance of the victims. But after the Jan. 11 demonstrations, in which 40 world leaders linked arms and President Hollande declared that “Today, Paris is the capital of the world,” Chinese social media fulminated against the hypocrisy of Western values and the West’s “double standard” toward terrorism.

Much discussion about the march centered on the contrast between Western sympathy for the Charlie Hebdo victims and what Chinese see as Western indifference to the deadly March 2014 coordinated knife attacks in the southwestern city of Kunming, which claimed 29 victims, and which many in China have dubbed “China’s 9/11.” The Chinese government quickly blamed that attack on Islamist terrorists from the Western province of Xinjiang, a restive region with a high population of Muslim ethnic minorities. After Western media outlets proved initially reluctant to echo the government’s assertion that terrorism was the cause, an angry backlash shook the Chinese blogosphere.

That sentiment has now hardened into resentment. “In the Kunming knife attack, 29 people died,” one Weibo user wrote in a popular Jan. 12 comment in response to the Paris march, “but many Western countries didn’t acknowledge this as a terror attack. The Western double standard in defining terrorism is revolting.” Another user complained, “After Kunming, the West was unified in criticizing China’s human rights, not criticizing terrorism.” Another user wrote, “The West always thinks that it is infallible to use its own values to judge the entire world. Although I oppose violent terrorism, I am similarly irritated by Western hypocrisy.” One Weibo user invoked the French president’s Jan. 11 declaration.

“After the Kunming attack, did Western media say, ‘Today, Kunming is the capital of the world’?”

“After the Kunming attack, did Western media say, ‘Today, Kunming is the capital of the world’?”

Meanwhile, Chinese state media offered its own take on the limits of media freedom, a conception markedly different from that found in France. “There should be limits to the freedom of speech,” argued a short but widely discussed commentary from state-run Xinhua News Agency, penned by Ying Qiang, the outfit’s Paris bureau chief. The article described the French magazine’s cartoons as “vulgar” and “combative” and touted values of respect and tolerance for cultural differences. While Charlie Hebdo “may have made some people laugh,” the commentary opined, “the prerequisite for laughing is that it doesn’t hurt anyone.” The article quoted New York Times columnist David Brooks — who wrote in a recent op-ed titled “I Am Not Charlie Hebdo” that most people “do try to open conversations with listening rather than insult” — to support the argument that Charlie Hebdo’s stance was overly provocative. “Unlimited and unprincipled satire, insult, and freedom of speech are not desirable,” continued the Xinhua article. The editorial concluded that if people would “put limits on themselves when venting ‘freedom,’ and respect others, there would be fewer tragedies in the world.” (It ignored the fact that Brooks’ article also stated that “healthy societies … don’t suppress speech.”)

Some Chinese netizens may have been less moved by the Charlie Hebdo massacre than their Western counterparts, but they were perfectly happy to clobber the Xinhua article, perhaps because they felt it, too, savored of hypocrisy. What the government-run outlet really means by “limits” on free speech, wrote one user, “is ‘you’re not allowed to say anything bad about me!’” Another wrote, “It’s a scary thing to try to find excuses for terrorism, as we in China also have terrorism problems.” Some felt the commentary lacked a sense of timing, and tact. Hu Haiping, a radio editor in Shanghai, wrote, “This is why Xinhua has no place among the world’s major media outlets.” Fan Zhongxin, a law professor at a teachers college in the southern city of Hangzhou, noted that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas walked alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Paris to show solidarity in support of free press in the face of terrorism. “Do you see the distance between us and the rest of the world?” Fan asked.

It’s that very distance that perhaps lies at the root of Chinese discontent with the Paris march. There was no great show of unity on Chinese streets after Kunming, perhaps because authorities would have been unlikely to approve mass gatherings that touch on the sensitive issue of domestic terrorism. Citizens in China may wish they had been entitled to such a moment of catharsis. “I don’t understand the comparisons with Kunming,” one Weibo user wrote. After that attack, “Tell me, did similarly large crowds stand up? If everyone remains silent, how are other people going to pay attention to us?
 

I always know this and I am glad to report that, when I saw 911 live on TV or read about Charlie Hebdo killings or London bombings, I cheered!!!

Replies: @denk

When you watch FoxNews, watch or read the local Murdoch cancers, peruse or survey the Government run ABC and SBS networks, and take in about 99% of public discourse here in Austfailia, you soon see that race hatred of China has become a sort of quasi-religion in this benighted land.
In our (easy stomach!)'Free Press' NO positive stories regarding China appear. The coverage is 100% negative, and brutish. The appalling lies re. 'genocide' in Xinjiang, easily refuted with five minutes inquiry, are pummeled into the empty cerebral carapaces of the robopathic populace, while we run a country where the Indigenous die twenty years earlier than the rest, are the most imprisoned population, men, women and children, on Earth, where Indigenous children as young as ten are ensconced in adult prisons, and where a huge proportion of Indigenous children are still stolen from their families under spurious 'welfare' grounds, a few years after the revelations of earlier 'Stolen Generations'. A country with such an APPALLING record has no right to lecture ANYONE on 'human rights', but we do it in regard to China based on outright and outrageous LIES. We have such a long overdue comeuppance coming that you can smell it, and the stench is rising by the day.

Deepthought...

Notice how the west goes ballistic over the Bachelet report ?

Skynews had this Rowan Dean creep livid with self righteousness, virtually baying for blood,

China must pay for this crime
 

US demands China accountability after UN report on Uighurs .
 

The hubris !
Coming from the world's no 1 rogue state.

With criminals holding court, China is delusional to grant admission to this UN mission in the first place.

Replies: @Deep Thought

Holy Feck! Is this a piss-take? The feminazi she-male former German 'Defence' Minister, a belligerent maniac who advocated first-use nuclear strikes against Russia (it has three children!)as a 'defence' against 'provocation'!!!!, is not only a Kramp in name and, no doubt, nature, but a 'Karren' as well.

Replies: @denk

You would have thought an Aussie would have compared China to WWII Japan rather than to Nazi Germany as it was Japanese expansionism that threatened Australia not Nazi Germany, that is if he is worried that China is expanding into his Aussie sphere.

Replies: @denk

The Five Eyes (aka Anglo-Saxons aka AUKUS+Cananda+NZ) never lost their hard on for China's land and resources. If they push it too far, they may get it good and hard.

Replies: @denk

Pommy’s fetishism over chinaman hasnt waned one bit ever since the days of ENA…
 

Replies: @denk

tip for lv the idiot
 

White men.... first to circumnavigate the globe, first to both poles, first in the air, first in space, first to orbit the Earth, first on the moon, first to the deepest oceanic depths, first into the atomic and subatomic, first in cyberspace, first to DNA.... and that's the tip of an iceberg of achievement....
 

Replies: @geokat62

tip for lv the idiot,
the comment wont show here, open that vid on yt.
JFC,
Why do we have to teach this ubermensch such basic stuff ?

Replies: @Lucius Vanini

It is becoming increasingly clear that USA (and UK, Israel, etc.) deliberately created ISIS and the Caliphate so they could then turn against them in their anti-terrorism war and as a result of the destruction of the Caliphate get a foothold in Syria with control of the oil fields and the establishment of US military bases on Syrian soil. Their anti-terrorism war was entirely fake and they were arming and funding the terrorists so they could gain access to Syria's territory in their war on the terrorists.

Replies: @denk

AUKUS acts not only against China. They were instrumental in creating the new fake nation of East Timor so they could get a foothold on the Indonesian archipelago.

Replies: @denk

Genuine voice from African grass root,
The Chinese Way vs the western's economic hitman brutality....
 

Western organizations, like Oxfam and Unicef and Action Against Hunger, work for relief of famines in Africa (and not only in Africa), relying on the generosity and compassion of Europe-descended donors; and they have saved from starvation many an African. From my perspective--and indeed in view of the utter importance of natural selection and survival of the fittest--these efforts are largely misguided, more productive of mischief than of "benefit," especially where European interests are concerned; but they belie your intentionally distorting portrait of Westerners, who often are too "kind" for their own good.

What's your "Chinese way"? Is it disinterested, or does it have ulterior motives, "selfish" ends in view? Well, Africans apparently don't think the Chinese are Santa Claus lol. Consider Zambia, and consider this story from 2020:

CNN World: Three Chinese nationals were murdered and burned in Zambia,in a week when racial tensions were running high.

The gruesome murders....came at the end of a week when anti-Chinese sentiment in the Zambian capital was nearing the boiling point....

In the days leading up to the murder, Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa had accused Chinese bosses in the capital of 'slavery reloaded'....
 

The Chinese presence in Zambia has been controversial for decades..... Zambians feel that China is slowly taking over their land [I read that the Chinese own 44% of Zambia's debt!]..... We've seen that a lot of Chinese are acquiring huge chunks of land.
 

Look at the list of Chinese hostilities, China's invasions and annexations over the millennia. Wikipedia (a lot better than many give it credit for) has a "List of Chinese Wars and Battles,"
Take a look and see just how many wars the Chinese have fought for defense, and how many to offend and to acquire territory and exercise power over others.

And war was a way in which China acquired slaves. Despite what Confucius said, i.e., "Do not do to others what you don't want done to you," China like all other great civilizations was a slave society. In fact it didn't outlaw slavery until 1949 CE. Lemme see: Confucius died in 479 BCE, so China took 2428 years to do, in the year 2428 AC (After Confucius), what the big-nose barbarians did before them.

And consider the nature of some of their slavery! After defeating the rebellion of the Miao in 1480 CE, the Ming castrated 1565 Miao boys to make eunuch slaves, killing 329 of them in the process. For some reason 1565 was the desired number; so 329 more Miao boys were castrated to repair the disparity.... Wow that's really Confucian--really in accordance with Mo Ti's emphasis on Universal Love! And it happened in 1959 AC.... What--did the Ming males like to be castrated?! I mean, Confucius had taught the Chinese, again, "Do not do to others what you don't want done to you."

But have the Chinese actually done away with slavery? Not if "forced labor" is reasonably identified, as it is by many, as a contemporaneous form of slavery. Lol get off that bunk about the Uighurs or Uyghurs. There's too much evidence. See "China committed genocide against Uyghurs, independent tribunal rules." (BBC.)

Sir Geoffrey Nice, a prominent British barrister who chairs the tribunal hearings, said its panel was satisfied China had carried out 'a deliberate, systematic and concerted policy' to bring about 'long-term reduction of Uyghur and other ethnic minority populations.'
 

.

...evidence obtained by Tibetan refugees living in India has provided the first glimpses of what can only be called a holocaust. Forced labor, imprisonment and widespread starvation have caused the death of an estimated 1.2 million Tibetans--one-seventh of the population.
 

Now, given your addiction to "moralic acid," lol, I can't repeat too often that I myself am not judging China "bad" for any exercise of "selfish" power. I only bring these things up because of your other addiction--that of kicking dirt in White faces from what you consider the high moral ground. I bid you consider that the issue is not nearly as simple and clear-cut as you think, even in view of the premises in which you seem to have implicit faith. You need to consider all all the "bad" and "good" things the Europe-descended have done--including all the amenities they've enabled world civilization to have--and all the "good" and "bad" things the Chinese and other East Asians have done.

In your very first reply to me, under the article "Why Don't East Asians Feel Anything Like White Guilt," you severely criticized its author John Derbyshire. You seemed to hold a grudge against him. Well, after seeing all your lame, willfully ignorant slaps at White society, I'm rather disposed to think that Derbyshire too perceived what you are about, seeing you as an envious europhobe bent on getting what you think is revenge for being made an honorary White--indeed for puncturing your arrogant Chinese ego by showing you that Chinese racial superiority was just a pipe dream.

When in a hole, stop digging
 

Most troll[s] would have conceded defeat and slithered away by now
 

Lol I guess that since you've come here to insult the Whites, and to feel almost as big as they, getting a mirror put before your face, so as to be shown what you are, ain't what you bargained for....

Is your mentioning still more of our power plays in Africa, plus saying that China is building economies there, your LOL response--finally a response--to my question of where China's great humanitarian milestones are? What--are the former subjects of the Son of Heaven doing anything there without expecting profits from the region?! LOL. Ya mean like the Africa Mercy hospital ship, and Livingstone, out of the goodness of their hearts?

Yeah.... just as I thought. The great moral leviathan (at least in the minds of self-deceivers like you), the superior Land of Confucius and Mo Ti, has really nothing to boast about in terms of "man's humanity to man."

So not only have you been bested in war, in science and philosophy and the arts, but also in such things as Confucius would've commended you for. Wow, no wonder you have such ego problems and resent the Western barbarians so!

O man of superior li, this is how China is freely giving--

Today, China has seized control of a huge swath of local African industries, in the process grabbing their allocated export quotas.
 

And they're not always LOL abiding by the dictates of Mo Ti, according to Mbaye--

....within a mere decade, more Chinese have come to live in Africa than there are Europeans on the continent.... With Apartheid-style practices--including the gunning down of local workers by a Chinese manager in Zambia--Chinese managers impose appalling working conditions on their African employees.
 

When the European imperial powers were there, slavery was abolished in the 19th C. and ritual slaughter of slaves in Cameroon and Benin was stopped. Now, with more Chinese in Africa than Europeans, slavery is again alive and well there, with an estimated six million enslaved. www.dw.com/en/as-slave-trade-abolition-is-celebrated-millions-of-africans-continue-to-live-as-slaves/a-18337189

I'm not saying that that's the Chinese' doing; but will they duplicate what the Whites did, with their great influence there? I sincerely doubt that.

Furthermore, Africans have everything from autos to the World Wide Web, and who enabled them to have such things?

Replies: @denk

Confucius: Do not impose on others what you do not wish for yourself.

Nietzsche: To talk of intrinsic right and wrong is absolutely nonsensical: intrinsically, an injury, an oppression, an exploitation, an annihilation can be nothing wrong, inasmuch as life is essentially (that is, in its cardinal functions) something which functions by injuring, oppressing, exploiting, and annihilating, and is absolutely inconceivable without such a character.
 

So what's new, same old same old from the one-trick pony
 

You harp on White historical power-plays--Whites' exercise of selfish power. But I don't see your recounting the great Chinese humanitarian milestones of the past few centuries. Have the Chinese done anything comparable to what Thomas Sowell (black, not White) says the Europe-descended did--"abolish slavery around the world--in the teeth of African and Asian resistance"? Any Chinese Schweiters or Livingstones? Any Chinese "Africa Mercy" hospital ships performing free surgery? Any Chinese civil wars over the freedom of another race?
 

Replies: @denk

My, this is a gawd damn bot, answering every question with the same intonation
 

From the 1860s onward, the Chinese attempt reform efforts to meet the military and political challenge of the West. China searches for ways to adopt Western learning and technology while preserving Chinese values and Chinese learning.

 

You accuse me of 'racial hatred'
with ZERO proof
 

"[the European subcontinent's]....Westernizing the great bulk of humanity, imposing its languages and culture, its technologies and economy, around the earth." --The Conquest of Paradise, 1992--written for the 500th Anniversary of Columbus' Discovery of America
 

Replies: @denk

geokat

we learned that from sun tze

Why so humble ?
whites dont need any lesson
from those rickshow riders, especially when it comes to skulduggery and shenanigans, the pommies and gringo are the acknowledged world authority on DIVIDE AND CONQUER, there
aint no competiton that are even in sight !
 

Behold the glorious principles of the Master Sun:

[The Art of War] focuses much more on alternatives to battle and even to war than on war itself, such as stratagem, delay, the use of spies, the making and keeping of alliances, the uses of deceit, and a willingness to submit, at least temporarily, to more powerful foes.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Tzu
 

Now, given the Mossad’s track record of death and destruction, that’s really something to be proud of, no? Why not take ownership of what is rightfully yours, denkster?

Ghezo, King of the Dahomey, West-African slave-hunting, slaveholding, slave-trading and slave-slaughtering nation par excellence :

"The slave trade has been the ruling principle of my people. It is the source of their glory and wealth. Their songs celebrate their victories and the mother lulls her child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery."
 

....anglo.../euro ubermensch gang....gang up on those rickshaw riders
 

Me: "Are you Chinese? Or an an East Asian of some other kind? I'm thinking you might be a Chinese Jew. Y'know, Jews work incessantly to make the White goyim feel guilty."

Denk: "just when I thought you'r a jew free whitey lol"
 

Say, I saw the other day that though the Chinese invented firearms they, when the Portuguese reached China, were copying European models. And look at them today--following the big-noses like good lil doggies, adopting everything from the fighter jet and automatic rifle to the aircraft carrier and hydrogen bomb....

Interesting, that the most important inventions of the Chinese--the beings you regard as morally lofty according to Confucian standards--should be gunpowder and firearms. Also, that their most notable architectural feat is the Great Wall--erected not to keep out big-noses but other Mongoloid Asians!

Y'know, denkie, the more one looks at the issues here and Asian anger born of humiliation, the more one feels that envious Mongoloid Asians like you hate the Europe-descended only because in the modern world, since the Renaissance, they've been best at organized violence....

Anyway, you never responded to my question of whether your fellow Mongoloid Asians, the Mongols and Japanese, didn't just slaughter the Chinese but also enabled them to have things like

* applied electricity
* electric lights
* telephones
* photography
* computers
* the Internet
* television
* radio
* refrigeration
* cars
* trains
* passenger aircraft
* space travel
* weather satellites
* rockets
* communication satellites
* laser tech
* infrared tech
* radar
* sonar
* tanks
* cinema
* microwaves
* genetic science
* algebra
* calculus
* x-rays
* telescopes
* microscopes
* word processing
* cell phones
* electric batteries
* atomic and subatomic physics
* nuclear fission
* nuclear fusion
* quantum theory
* relativity theory
* blood plasma/banking
* open-heart surgery
* clothes washer
* clothes dryer
* thermometer
* barometer
* jet-propulsion
* internal combustion
* electric trolley
* laser eye surgery
* elevator
* escalator
* pacemakers
* smallpox vaccine
* camcorders
* compact disks
* tape recorder
* World Wide Web
* robotics
* closed-circuit TV
* diesel
* drama
* ballet
* carbon-dating
* archaeology
* air-conditioning
* anthropology
* traffic lights
* fire extinguisher
* dirigible
* space telescope (you have any?)
* respirator
* contact lenses
* eyeglasses
* hearing aid
* birth-control pill
* cable TV
* hypodermic needle
* astrophysics
* stethoscope
* electrocardiogram
* GPS
* ballistic missile
* cruise missile
* scuba gear
* photocopying
* basketball
* Euro-football or soccer
* Olympics
* marathon
* stealth tech
* tractor
* bulldozer
* radium therapy
* oil drill
* DVD
* audio cassette
* halo--aw hell I gotta go eat lunch!

What better way to kill two birds with one stone ?…

Brilliant eh, your pommie masters. ?
 

Replies: @Lucius Vanini

What comes through cyberspace to my nostrils [from you, denk] is a stink of race hatred.
 

I see your point,
there's a jungle out there u know.
 

Replies: @denk

Genghis Khan, great East Asian conqueror, scourge of the Chinese Empire:

"The greatest joy a man can know is to conquer his enemies and drive them before him; to ride their horses and take away their possessions; to see the faces of those dear to them bedewed with tears; and to clasp their wives and daughters in his arms."
 

There are other "unpeople". I am aware of at least one case of systemic and constitutional racist and religious apartheid. Due to sense of entitlement and corruption, the favoured get ever more insane, and the country goes down the tubes.

One could generalise, and say that the neo-liberal destruction of countries is similar, except that the (unofficially) favoured are the very wealthiest.

Arundhati Roy,
"Exposing Western Hypocrisy....

 

Me: "The reason I said I wish Whites would take credit while avoiding blame is that they need, I think, to counterbalance the horrendous demonization now afflicting them and sapping their will to endure."

You: "gawd damn, almost choke on my coffee"

 

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In case you havent noticed, dengue has been one of the most used bio weapon from the mother fuckers arsenals.

dengue fever has been the intense focus of U.S. army and CIA biological warfare

Nicaragua accused the CIA of creating a massive outbreak of dengue fever

dengue were covertly conducted in a low-income African American neighborhood

dengue fever and several addition exotic diseases were studied for use in offensive biological warfare attacks

Dengue Fever Outbreak Leads Back to CIA & Army Experiments

dengue Pakistan Malaria Eradication Centre biological warfare against the USSR troops
DENGUE VIRUS BIOLOGICAL WAR STARTED BY AMERICANS IN PAKISTAN It dates back to the era when we decided to give free hand to the Central Intelligence Agency CIA

Venezuela in grip of dengue

USAsshole blocked efforts by the Cuban government to purchase fumigators and chemicals to control the dengue spread.

Cuba is one society outside of Africa that has been forced to develop the medical and biosafety capabilities after the outbreak of Dengue fever in 1977

DENGUE THE 2ND PHASE OF BIO-WAR IN AFRO-ASIA Opinion Maker

Biological Warfare cuba dengue absence of the disease on adjacent islands such as Haiti and the Dominican Republic

epidemic arises it means big business for the world’s pharmaceutical companies drugs vaccines dengue

Florida Dengue Fever Outbreak Leads Back to CIA and Army Experiments

Tariq luqman Speaks DENGUE VIRUS BIOLOGICAL WAR STARTED BY AMERICANS IN PAKISTAN

Dengue Mosquitoes are being used as a biological weapon! Asian Tribune

Biological Warfare anti-Castro terrorists African swine fever virus into Cuba in slaughter of pigs dengue.mht

Mosquito ,who controls the food supply controls the people, armyworm, dengue