Thread on white supremacist coverage and incidents in invasion of Ukraine

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I've been seeing a lot of threads pop up recently. The acting is over. This is who they are







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Only reason Ive paid attention to the war is because I have huge interest in geopolitics but I’m glad I didn’t have an ounce of sympathy from the jump. ALL sides are racist.

Half of me is surprised to see prominent news stations like BBC, CBS & NBC giving these racist a platform to spew this nonsense without any backlash but then I remember they are all part of the white supremacy propaganda team :yeshrug:

And white folks have some audacity to call anyone less civilized. They started both world wars, they started the transatlantic slave trade, they colonized Africa, they did the holocaust, they created nuclear bombs that could ultimately end the world. In fact not one African country has nuclear weapons. I could be here all day listing the evils they’ve done.

I really wish African leaders will wake up and stop allowing the west to under-develop the region because I don’t see staying in the west being safe for us in the long term.
 
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Ian_Carter said:
Only reason Ive paid attention to the war is because I have huge interest in geopolitics but I’m glad I didn’t have an ounce of sympathy from the jump. ALL sides are racist.

Half of me is surprised to see prominent news stations like BBC, CBS & NBC giving these racist a platform to spew this nonsense without any backlash but then I remember they are all part of the white supremacy propaganda team :yeshrug:

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I think the reason why we see all this:mjpls: pouring out into the open more than what we are use to seeing from the mainstream media outlets is because white people in positions of power are scary that this Russia/Ukrainian conflict could lead to the end of western hegemony:mjpls:
White Supremacy And Western Hegemony in United States | The Great Educator
MAIN IDEAS OF WHITE SUPREMACY
  • White supremacy is an ideology that posits persons of the white race are better than people of other races. Proponents of white supremacy believe white people should lead civilization.
  • European countries promoted white supremacy through their exploration and colonization of other countries. They established churches, schools, and other institutions to promote their culture as superior to other cultures.
  • Hegemony refers to one social group’s dominant influence over other social groups. White western hegemony dominates cultures in nations that were colonized by countries in Western Europe.
  • White people’s global economic dominance has depended on the enslavement of Africans and their descendants, mistreatment of Indigenous peoples, uneven treaties, and exploitation of colonial resources.
  • Groups or individuals who explicitly express ideas of white supremacy are generally considered extremists, however white supremacy continues to influence politics and many systems, culture, and custom in the United States in both subtle and overt ways.
FOUNDATION OF WESTERN HEGEMONY
The building of empires throughout history has seen nations impose their way of life on the peoples they conquer. Powerful empires emerged around the world with relatively limited contact with one another until European nations heavily invested in overseas exploration during a period commonly referred to as the Age of Discovery (1400s–1600s). As a historical term, the “Age of Discovery” embodies an attitude of Eurocentrism, or the belief that the experiences of Europeans are central to world history. Such attitudes ignored the fact that the places Europeans “discovered” were already inhabited and had their own cultures, traditions, and histories.

European explorers were emboldened by the teachings of their churches, which suggested they had a responsibility to convert people to Christianity. As a result, Christian missions were established shortly after arrival. As European countries expanded their global presence in the Americas, Asia, and Africa, European traders and settlers used their Christian faith to declare themselves superior to local populations and as a means of control.

Their mastery of seafaring vessels allowed European powers to expand their international trade. To achieve further economic advantage, Europeans engaged in the transatlantic trade in enslaved persons, in which 12.5 million Africans were forcibly taken to work in the Americas. Widespread belief in white supremacy enabled the system of slavery, and its legacy continues to inform the politics of all countries involved in the slave trade, especially the United States.

By the 1700s European countries had established themselves throughout the Americas. White settlers saw themselves as the rightful inheritors of the American frontier, and this attitude informed their contact with the Indigenous peoples. Colonial rule in the Americas ended in the late 1700s and early 1800s as the colonial populations gained independence from European states. Founded on European governing principles and within the context of white supremacy, these newly established countries codified structural racial hierarchies that assumed authority belonged to white men. With this development, European powers, and later the United States, turned their attention to Asia and Africa where they sought to expand their empires and global influence. The foreign powers set up schools, colonial governments, and other institutions that promoted white culture and values as superior to local ones.

Throughout the 1800s, in efforts to expand trade, European countries and the United States adopted foreign policies that forced nonwhite populations to accept unfair terms. For example, the British Empire intentionally flooded Chinese markets with opium after becoming frustrated with its terms of trade with the Qing dynasty in China, leading to the Opium Wars (1839–1860). In 1854 the United States threatened Japan to open trading relations under the threat of military action, a policy commonly referred to as gunboat diplomacy.

The major European powers of the late nineteenth century competed to gain control over as much of the African continent as possible. This period, commonly referred to as the Scramble for Africa, was characterized by an appetite for the continent’s natural resources and a belief that white people should “civilize” local populations. In 1884 representatives from twelve European powers, the United States, and the Ottoman Empire met in Berlin, Germany, to discuss how to divide the land up among themselves; no Africans attended.

Though many former colonies have achieved independence and the international community officially supports self-determination, Europe and the United States continue to exert a disproportionate influence on global politics, economics, and culture. This dominance over world affairs can be described as hegemony, an idea popularized by Italian philosopher Antonio Gramsci. Western hegemony reinforced white supremacy as white people in predominantly white countries accumulated more wealth, power, and influence. Within this context, white becomes increasingly associated with value. The insidiousness of how cultural value is perceived allows white supremacy not only to affect government and economic policy but to be deeply ingrained in social customs, beauty standards, and other more nuanced areas of life.
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Former US Marine and geopolitical analyst Brian Berletic discusses how he was awakened to the true nature of US foreign policy and Military-Industrial-Complex. He gives his global macro geopolitical view on the New Cold War struggle between the East (e.g. Russia, China) and West (e.g. US, EU). He sees China as surpassing the US and the end of generations of Western hegemony. He breaks down how the US uses Color Revolutions or "democracy promotion" as outright regime change and looks at what's happening in Myanmar as an example. He believes the West is attempting to recreate the Arab Spring in Asia (e.g. Thailand, Malaysia). Finally, he looks at China's Belt & Road going forward and the move toward multipolarity.
 
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But it's some "rah, rah, kumbaya" ass nikkas on here trying to chastise black folks for not giving a fukk about these worthless ass euroc*nts. :mjlol:

I'm sorry, that post probably came off as too "tryhard militant," forgive me. :troll:
 
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It honestly forces you to at the very least not really care at all, if not gain joy from their demises. Death to CACs all day erday
 
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