Asians that think the Whites will treat them as equals must be dreaming.
The Whites always have the mentality that they should rule the world,
and that the whole world must remain subservient to them.
China's
rise change the whole landscape and the Whites are afraid of loosing
their superiority status and be overtaken by an Asian country, by a
people different from them in skin colour and always thought of as
backward. This is not acceptable.
Nowhere is the lesson more
apparent than in South Africa, where the Whites are now the race no
longer in control of the Blacks and being paid back in their old coins.
This has apparently not been ignored by the Whites elsewhere and they
are paranoid. They took the lands of the Native Americans and the
Aborigines and culled the Native population through genocide to curb
their ability for revenge.
India and China were fortunate not to
be annihilated into near extinction like the Natives of North America
and Australia. Their experience during the days of colonisation in the
case of India, and the humiliation of China at the hands of the Whites
and Japanese must never ever be forgotten.
The Whites are still
attempting to exert domination and China and India need to be ready and
able to deter those attempts. Asia is their next target after the Middle
East and Eastern Europe. Africa and South America still do not pose any
threat to them, but their turn will come.
Anonymous
The American Public must wake up to their senses that their Regime through-out history, has being doing the Opposite of what it preaches. It is almost 300 Years of robbing, bullying and genociding others. The Wind of Change shall happen ultimately and it arriving. The World is now enlighten by the Flow of Fact and Knowledge.
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the Ukrainians, the Americans have the Choice to choose their regime and not be goaded to want to be supremacist just to dictate over others.
May sensibility prevails.
Cheers
ReplyDeleteSINGAPORE — Singapore reported 24,080 new Covid-19 cases as of noon on Tuesday (March 1), comprising 23,891 local and 189 imported infections.
This is the fifth consecutive Tuesday that case numbers have gone up from the day before. Health Minister Ong Ye Kung previously referred to such a pattern, writing on Facebook in October last year that numbers would "always spike after the weekends".
There were 11 fatalities, taking the death toll from coronavirus complications to 1,030.
There are 1,726 patients in hospital, the latest infection statistics on the Ministry of Health (MOH) website showed. A total of 242 patients require oxygen aid.
Fifty-three patients are under intensive care, compared to 49 on Monday.
Most of the new infections are Protocol 2 cases, which are those who are well or assessed to have a mild condition.
Among the cases reported on Tuesday, 21,130 are classified under Protocol 2, comprising 21,025 local cases and 105 imported ones.
Looks like the Covid-19 Pandemic management team has switched off. Not doing anything to reduce the number of cases.
ReplyDeleteInstead, its protocol 2 scheme is helping the Covid-19 to infect the whole family. This is unacceptable.
China must be careful what game Zelensky is playing, trying to drag China into the conflict as mediator. Initially it was Israel chosen to mediate. I smell a rat. This may, if China makes a wrong move, provokes Russia and causes a fracture in their strategic alliance that would be tragic. This could be a ploy set up to divide and destroy. Remember, Zelensky was a comedy actor that rose to power by accident. Yes, by accident. Now he is the hero, probably a Nobel Prize target if he could engineer a split between Russia and China.
ReplyDeleteThe strategic alliance between Russia and China is the most significant step to deter the USA from starting WW3.
China must be very wary of Zelensky, who is undoubtedly and unquestionably under the control of the USA.
China's mediation attempt is a slap in the face of the USA. It will be sabotaged for sure.
ReplyDeleteThe USA does not want peace in Ukraine. Firstly, the USA has not yet given a satisfactory answer to the written demands of Putin. Biden has no way to construct a reasonable reply, that will either show him as weak and bowing to Putin's demand or legitimising Putin's actions to protest Russia's security interest by invading Ukraine, and thus preventing it from joining NATO for good..
Secondly, there is the question of NORD stream 2 which will be refloated, which the USA is adamant to make sure it never will be certified, as USA is making hay while the sun shines, selling gas at five times the price that Russia charges the EU as some have reported.
Thirdly, when all these unwind, sanctions and all, Russia will surely recalibrate it's response to future entanglement with the USA and the West, and will surely take into account the prospect of assets being frozen.
Finally, the Russians top new priority will be to fast track the further development of a financial system as an alternative to SWIFT, perhaps tying in with China, Iran and others, in order not to be blackmailed again.
All these measures that time will allow Russia to move forward, will blunt and put to pasture the sanctions, financial blackmail, stopping NATO expansion, will come into play when Russia builds a stronger military and financial system to tackle the USA and the EU.
Nathan Place
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Police in New York are hunting a male suspect who they say punched or elbowed seven different Asian women in little more than two hours.
According to the New York Police Department, the assaults took place on Sunday night from 6:30 to 8:37pm, all in southern Manhattan. The victims ranged from 19 to 57 years old, and were all attacked without provocation.
“In all 7 cases the suspect punched Asian female victims,” the NYPD said in a statement on Twitter.
Police also released video footage of the suspect, who appears to be a white man with blond hair. The NYPD is asking for the public’s help identifying him, offering a reward of up to $3,500.
The Department says it is investigating the assaults as a hate crime.
Attacks against Asian Americans have skyrocketed in recent years, particularly in New York City. From 2020 to 2021, reported crimes against New Yorkers of Asian descent more than tripled, according to data released by the NYPD. Yahoo News