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Westside - Thanks, mate. I am following the activities of the Tea Party movement with interest. Many participants must be "logically thinking" white Americans who are surely fed up to the back teeth with the visibledismemberment of the United States as a "European" nation and, I suspect, are voicing frustration at their lack ofmeaningful representation in the Jewish dominated / controlled political partiesand media. Hell, I would be going through the roof simplydue to the bowel-loosening levelsofthe United States' debt, how and where this credit is spent, and the identities of the creditors, let aloneeverything else...<?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
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Don - You are spot on in Your assessment of the primacy of the Asian, and in particular Chinese, threatto North America (and Australia, for that matter).The media-propagated image of the Asian is that of the quiet, hard-working, and law-abiding model citizen, yet anyone who hasto put up with sizeable Asian populations and pays heed to the information that his senses furnish him with knowsthat this is not quite true...
The Asians, like the Jews, display clannish behaviour and almost always cooperate against "outsiders". Here in Australia, they hardly assimilate at all. One has to listen to the less-than-dulcet tones of their hideous languages wherever Asians are found (these days, that's in virtually all urban areas). I have noticed that even if young Chinese schoolchildren, who have obviously been born here, may be speaking English among themselves, the moment a non-Asian enters the close vicinity they almost instantly revert to Mandarin or Cantonese. I have very often experienced instances of walking onto a premises to unexpectedly discover a room full of Chinese, who look over, make what must plainly be derogatory jocular comments in their own tongue, and then collectively burst out laughing. Many people I have spoken with,the majorityof whom aren't "racists" by a long shot,have often confirmed personal experience of this type of insulting behaviour when I have raised the subject (tactfully, of course
).I cansafely say that the vast majority of Asians whichI have come into contact withare naturally rude (at least to whites...). Sure, theyaredeferential and fawning when they require something, or wish You to buythe shoddy garbage that they sell, or when there are only one or two of them about, but the moment they constitute a larger group the usual non-white contemptfor Australians quickly surfaces.<O></O>
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As for the myth that Asians are very law-abiding, the reality is that they are heavily involved in the drug trade, with the communities' participation, profit sharing, and complicit silence running far more deeply than most people suspect â€" I have never believed the authorities' and media's mantra of "it's only a tiny minority"Â. When I was growing up, I remember the old National Front staging protests with placards reading: "No Asians = No Heroin"Â. While such slogans are not, of course, wholly accurate, the fact remains that Asian gangs are responsible for the bulk of drug importation into Australia. The perpetrators arrested in most of the huge heroin busts are almost invariably Chinese or Vietnamese. This leads us to the subject of the presumably far greater numbers of huge (and not-so-huge) shipments that arrive undetected and what happens to the profits from their sale (naturally, sold mostly to white Australians...).<O></O>
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Australians often marvel at the apparently startlingly rapid success of the "hard-working"Â Asian: "Look, Mr.Wong arrived with nothing only five years ago but now owns three restaurants and three flats and he, his wife, and four children each drive a Mercedes or BMW. Those Asians certainly work hard!"Â
Most people wouldn't even consider the possibility that the suspiciously prodigious acquisition of wealth by Chinese "businessmen"Â may involve a nefarious practice or two, and I'm not just talking about 500+% profit margins on illegal knock-offs or ripping off gullible diners by charging full restaurant prices for a bit of steamed rice and a couple of strips of meat in soy sauce. I am strongly of the opinion that a combination of the following actually fuels many of their "successes"Â:<O></O>
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(a) employment of illegal Asian labour (they almost never employ non-Asians, using the excuse that proficiency in Mandarin et cetera is required for "dealing with clientele"Â) and the resultant beneficial overhead / taximplications<O></O>
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(b) involvement in the distribution of drugs / laundering of drug money
(c) utilisation of mysterious sources of capital from Chinese "financial backers"Â, i.e., the Chinese government, which "sponsors"Â migrants to colonise Australia / Canada / the U.S. This may sound far-fetched but, given the Chinese "imperial"Â mentality, their quasi-colonial "resource-grabbing"Â in sub-Saharan Africa and other parts of the world, and their penchant for the purchase of Western companies (while brazenly posing as a "developing country"Â), I believe that such scenarios are completely feasible.<O></O>
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Here's an example of small-scale Chinese involvement in the drug trade which wasn't very difficult for me to spot. A few years ago, I visited my friend who was then living in Miranda (a suburb on the southern outskirts of Sydney). It was after-hours on a weekend, so everything was closed and we had run out of soft drink
. The only shop within lazy walking distance remaining open was (surprise, surprise) a Chinese-run convenience store. I make a habit of never buying from Asians (which, in Sydney, has always been very difficult...), but my friend went in, so I reluctantly followed. The shop was empty, except for the female Chinese owner (undoubtedly "hard working" and "law abiding"Â), who looked about fifty and who was showing something to an Australian teenager. I glanced over and she quickly covered the marijuana smoking equipment and bags of dope she had been offering to the kid with a large piece of fabric. That was just one tiny convenience store â€" how many similar convenience stores are engaging in this type of activity around the country? How many restaurants? How many Asian emporia?<O></O>
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Damn, this post is becoming so huge, that it should maybe consider a career in bodybuilding, so I'll wind things up by saying that, paradoxically, the Asians who assimilate to the greatest degree in some ways form the greatest threat of all: miscegenation. More and more white Australian men are marrying / breeding with Asian women. This is especially apparent in the state capital cities and in "university"Â cities and towns. Many young Australian males meet Asian girls during their tertiary studies and enter into relationships with them. Among older men, the internet-facilitated "Filipino bride"Â syndrome manifests itself disquietingly often, so the Eurasian population will doubtlessly balloon in the next decade or so. All in all, things don't bode well...
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As for One Nation, several things went awry. Pauline Hanson was not a natural public speaker and had a few rather embarrassing gaffes in television interviews, the most notorious being her not knowing the meaning of the word "xenophobia"Â. Her reply, now enshrined in folklore, was "please explain"Â
. Factionalism did play a part, with power-broker and chief advisor David Oldfield (who is now a radio host) eventually being acrimoniously expelled. <O></O>
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The main problem that One Nation encountered, and the catalyst of the party's eventual demise, was, funnily enough, brutally relentless negative media attention, gleefully encouraged by all of the major political parties. This created an atmosphere of frothing hysteria which manifested itself in the usual pan-leftist tactics of protests, intimidation and provocation. The Liberal and Labor parties, despite being traditional adversaries, conveniently and unprecedentedly exchanged preferences at the elections in deals designed, to use the then Prime Minister Howard's words, to "put One Nation last"Â. <O></O>
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Allegations of electoral fraud pertaining to the party's registration were levelled against Pauline Hanson and fellow founding member David Etteridge. Both actually served something like ten or eleven weeks in jail before being acquitted. Just out of interest, the Howard Government minister and current Liberal leader of the Opposition, Tony Abbott, established a trust fund to bankroll the legal action against One Nation...
By the way, sorry about the appearance of this post - the font size is somehow inconsistent ...
I had only written approximately half of it when I was interrupted and had to shut down my computer, so I saved it as a Word document, then completed it a couple of hours later. When I pasted the finished product back in and posted it, the size of the font and the spacingwas a bit off in places andcannot seem to be rectified...
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Don - You are spot on in Your assessment of the primacy of the Asian, and in particular Chinese, threatto North America (and Australia, for that matter).The media-propagated image of the Asian is that of the quiet, hard-working, and law-abiding model citizen, yet anyone who hasto put up with sizeable Asian populations and pays heed to the information that his senses furnish him with knowsthat this is not quite true...
The Asians, like the Jews, display clannish behaviour and almost always cooperate against "outsiders". Here in Australia, they hardly assimilate at all. One has to listen to the less-than-dulcet tones of their hideous languages wherever Asians are found (these days, that's in virtually all urban areas). I have noticed that even if young Chinese schoolchildren, who have obviously been born here, may be speaking English among themselves, the moment a non-Asian enters the close vicinity they almost instantly revert to Mandarin or Cantonese. I have very often experienced instances of walking onto a premises to unexpectedly discover a room full of Chinese, who look over, make what must plainly be derogatory jocular comments in their own tongue, and then collectively burst out laughing. Many people I have spoken with,the majorityof whom aren't "racists" by a long shot,have often confirmed personal experience of this type of insulting behaviour when I have raised the subject (tactfully, of course
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></O>As for the myth that Asians are very law-abiding, the reality is that they are heavily involved in the drug trade, with the communities' participation, profit sharing, and complicit silence running far more deeply than most people suspect â€" I have never believed the authorities' and media's mantra of "it's only a tiny minority"Â. When I was growing up, I remember the old National Front staging protests with placards reading: "No Asians = No Heroin"Â. While such slogans are not, of course, wholly accurate, the fact remains that Asian gangs are responsible for the bulk of drug importation into Australia. The perpetrators arrested in most of the huge heroin busts are almost invariably Chinese or Vietnamese. This leads us to the subject of the presumably far greater numbers of huge (and not-so-huge) shipments that arrive undetected and what happens to the profits from their sale (naturally, sold mostly to white Australians...).<O
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></O>Australians often marvel at the apparently startlingly rapid success of the "hard-working"Â Asian: "Look, Mr.Wong arrived with nothing only five years ago but now owns three restaurants and three flats and he, his wife, and four children each drive a Mercedes or BMW. Those Asians certainly work hard!"Â
Most people wouldn't even consider the possibility that the suspiciously prodigious acquisition of wealth by Chinese "businessmen"Â may involve a nefarious practice or two, and I'm not just talking about 500+% profit margins on illegal knock-offs or ripping off gullible diners by charging full restaurant prices for a bit of steamed rice and a couple of strips of meat in soy sauce. I am strongly of the opinion that a combination of the following actually fuels many of their "successes"Â:<O
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>(a) employment of illegal Asian labour (they almost never employ non-Asians, using the excuse that proficiency in Mandarin et cetera is required for "dealing with clientele"Â) and the resultant beneficial overhead / taximplications<O
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(c) utilisation of mysterious sources of capital from Chinese "financial backers"Â, i.e., the Chinese government, which "sponsors"Â migrants to colonise Australia / Canada / the U.S. This may sound far-fetched but, given the Chinese "imperial"Â mentality, their quasi-colonial "resource-grabbing"Â in sub-Saharan Africa and other parts of the world, and their penchant for the purchase of Western companies (while brazenly posing as a "developing country"Â), I believe that such scenarios are completely feasible.<O
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></O>Here's an example of small-scale Chinese involvement in the drug trade which wasn't very difficult for me to spot. A few years ago, I visited my friend who was then living in Miranda (a suburb on the southern outskirts of Sydney). It was after-hours on a weekend, so everything was closed and we had run out of soft drink
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></O>Damn, this post is becoming so huge, that it should maybe consider a career in bodybuilding, so I'll wind things up by saying that, paradoxically, the Asians who assimilate to the greatest degree in some ways form the greatest threat of all: miscegenation. More and more white Australian men are marrying / breeding with Asian women. This is especially apparent in the state capital cities and in "university"Â cities and towns. Many young Australian males meet Asian girls during their tertiary studies and enter into relationships with them. Among older men, the internet-facilitated "Filipino bride"Â syndrome manifests itself disquietingly often, so the Eurasian population will doubtlessly balloon in the next decade or so. All in all, things don't bode well...
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></O>As for One Nation, several things went awry. Pauline Hanson was not a natural public speaker and had a few rather embarrassing gaffes in television interviews, the most notorious being her not knowing the meaning of the word "xenophobia"Â. Her reply, now enshrined in folklore, was "please explain"Â
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></O>The main problem that One Nation encountered, and the catalyst of the party's eventual demise, was, funnily enough, brutally relentless negative media attention, gleefully encouraged by all of the major political parties. This created an atmosphere of frothing hysteria which manifested itself in the usual pan-leftist tactics of protests, intimidation and provocation. The Liberal and Labor parties, despite being traditional adversaries, conveniently and unprecedentedly exchanged preferences at the elections in deals designed, to use the then Prime Minister Howard's words, to "put One Nation last"Â. <O
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></O>Allegations of electoral fraud pertaining to the party's registration were levelled against Pauline Hanson and fellow founding member David Etteridge. Both actually served something like ten or eleven weeks in jail before being acquitted. Just out of interest, the Howard Government minister and current Liberal leader of the Opposition, Tony Abbott, established a trust fund to bankroll the legal action against One Nation...
By the way, sorry about the appearance of this post - the font size is somehow inconsistent ...
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