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   Cultural hegemony and the West's Passive-Aggressive Bigotry Cultural hegemony doesn't need to fight for prominence or attention. They already have it due to historical factors affording them such a position. It is only those who stand up against it whom have no choice but to be vocal and vociferous. That is when western social media's 'community standards' will silence them for 'criticising another group' or 'saying another is morally inferior'. But the fact of the matter is, those with cultural hegemony don't need to criticise anyone. They don't need to say anyone is morally inferior. They can just promote what they like as 'normal', or the 'standard' and THEREFORE superior, and leave out all other standards and THUS imply their inferiority explicitly. For instance, the west doesn't need to actually go out and say that Indian standards are inferior. They can just promote white standards as superior; point t...

  The issue is a very simple one.  Taiwan doesn't belong to the China Chinaman or the Chinaman residing in Taiwan.  The existing chinese living in Taiwan are migrants-colonialists who came there circa 17th century.  It is not their country of origin or long tenancy, or ancient tenancy.   So China's claim to Taiwan can basically be shoved up their rear ends ass and when they can convince themselves to finally arise from their dinner tables.  This squabble is basically between 2 chinamen over someone ELSE'S possession.  (even in singapore, the racist, fascist, eugenicist, late PM, Lee Kuan Yew, claimed it for the chinese by saying singapore would be better off without its natives and the indians. When the country became prosperous, he falsely linked it to it being due to the state having a chinese majority, and thus perpetuated and legitimised chinese racism.  The chinese in asia obviously have a problem respecting other people's possessions an...

What nonsense. Would you canonise anyone from, for instance, Nazi Germany during the Nazi era, and who didn't actively oppose what the Nazis were doing? This fella, Cardinal John Henry Newman, hailed from Britain, a white supremacist state during the white supremacist colonial era. There are no saints there during that time, only resolute white supremacist sinners, excluding those who spoke up against it. Typical eurocentric rubbish i'm afriad.  One can't expect anything less from an all-white papacy, a legacy of the white supremacist colonial era, who can't see the image of God in man due to the whites of their eyes.  And now we are supposed to recognise this fella as a saint?  And pray to him?  While he was donning cloth that might very well have been cut from textiles imported from India at low cost through forced cultivation of cash crops and shipped to Britain? Yes, this guy may have done a lot of good.  But i'm sure the Nazis in their personal lives might ...

The BBC asked on a Facebook post, 'What is the most dangerous animal on earth'? ed: "The white man.....colonialism, the colonial holocaust, world wars, nuclear bombs, terrorism, rampant capitalism, genocides-via-embargoes, supporting terror, colluding with terroristic governments and states, coke, macdonalds, gory movies, shaky cameras, lady gaga, like buttons.....amongst others." They don't need to prove you're wrong.  They just need to prove it offends.   White media is the biggest whitewash in human history. eX Given that the west promotes 'white worship', through their movies, the way they skew their news to present themselves as the good guys, heroes to be marvelled at, civilised, progressive, great humanitarians, there is a need to view this situation in a dichotomous, 'Us vs the White Man'. The best way for any sector to promote an agenda is to de-racialise or de-sectorise itself.  In this context, to take away one's focus on them a...

What, pray tell, is wrong with the west, and in this context, the English people? They are actually promoting homosexuality to children under the age of 8 for goodness sakes!  And they are doing it in the name of 'equality' and 'respect' for differences. (On a sidenote, i wonder why Ofsted isn't demanding that Jewish school kids are taught about the equality that the Palestinians deserve.) The west has taken on a ultra-weird spin on the idea of 'respecting differences'.  How about those who differ in thinking that homosexuality is normal eh? What next?  Promoting incest, 3some, 4some marriages?  They too can argue that it is just their 'lifestyle', 'their choice', they 'arent' harming anyone', it's their 'freedom to love'. How are you going to argue against that when you have opened up a Pandora's box of justifying marriage between people of the same gender which is purely unnatural?  The west, and its global fans,...

French President Francois Hollande has led the D-Day 70th anniversary tributes by remembering those who died on a day that "changed the world". He attended a service near Bayeux with US President Barack Obama, who said the US commitment to liberty was "written in blood" on French beaches. The Queen laid a wreath at a ceremony nearby. They will gather at Sword Beach, one of five landing points for Allied troops. The landings were the first stage of the invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe. - bbc Discussion on BBC Facebook Ed : Ww2 was just infighting amongst western racists and fascists with megalomaniacal ambitions. George C. Brunner : Edwin: you should be thanking those who died so you can spout your nonsense. Ed : No thank you mate. The indians already had freedom of speech long before Christ was born. Don't you know about your own neo-Nazi history?  I could already spout 'my nonsense' long before the pillaging white men reached the shores of India. Ma...

The forthcoming launch of a spacecraft to Mars by India is likely to stoke the fires of a burgeoning Asian space race. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is making its final preparations to send an orbiter to the Red Planet. The principal aim is to test out India's space technology to see if this emerging space-faring nation is capable of interplanetary missions. The spacecraft will also collect scientific information about the planet's atmosphere and surface. - bbc Bob Weir : And we give millions in aid to India every year. Emma Louise : Nice to see our aid money being spent wisely!

Michael J Miller: You would think India would have better things to be spending their money on considering how poverty stricken their people are! Mark Wilson : Is this the same India we give £millions of aid every year?
 Anna Jones: Goodness knows why we give aid to a country that has its own flippin space program!! Brenda Poole : one of the poorest countries and they spend ther money a...

Said Cameron, “Speaking before a trip to Edinburgh, the prime minister talked in passionate language about his desire to keep the union and insisted he wanted to make a positive case for keeping Scotland in the UK. However, his list of issues raised – including Scotland losing its seat (as part of the UK) on the United Nations security council – could be seen by opponents as an attempt to threaten voters into shunning independence in the planned referendum. He said: "We're stronger, because together we count for more in the world, with a permanent seat on the UN security council, real clout in Nato and Europe, and unique influence with allies all over the world.” - the guardian Scotland only needs the UK because the UK still includes the rest of non-England. Something like a skinny scrawny lad being only as strong as the toughies he is supported by. What i was wondering, when i came across this statement by Cameron is, is it that Scotland is stronger because, with Scotland b...

[the following article was first published in 2006 by ed at a previous site] The state of Israel was formed on the basis of a number of reasons, with one of them being the increasing rate of Jewish occupation of the region which in turn served to bolster the Zionist claim to a significant portion of the land of the Palestinians. (what may be termed, 'Ethnic Saturation'). The Ethnic Saturation of Palestine commenced with the efforts of the Zionist movement - convened in 1897 by Hungarian-born Jewish journalist, Theodor Herzl. This movement sought to unite those of the Jewish Diaspora in the land of the Palestinians in order to escape the historical persecution they had suffered in the hands of the Europeans in Europe. (the population of Jews in Palestine at the time was about 5%) This accelerated after the Balfour Declaration of 1917 that expressed British support for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in the hope of garnering American/Russian Jewish support for the Allied w...

Japanese Gen Kenji Doihara Inspects Indian National Army in singapore, 1944 I recall, when I was in early primary school (St. Gabriel's), the Chinese teacher begin to speak about Singapore history, and stated, that it was only the Chinese who fought for Singapore whilst the Indians either did nothing or supported the Japanese. I recall how I felt when all the Chinese in class turned to look at me in an accusatory fashion. I just kept quiet. More than 30 years after, I’m surprised to still come across such views on the internet. Well, I’m not remaining silent any longer even if this offends the sensitivities of the racists and ignorant out there. Here is a byte of a2ed’s response to some insensible remarks on ‘3-in-1 Kopitiam’. It has been expanded slightly for clarity. * Jah Rastafar: LOL kelings also betray sg but it's never mentioned. ('kelings' is a derogatory term used by the chinese in reference to Indians.  Other such terms are 'mama', 'mappilai...