Recent News Items Not Considered Noteworthy By Some

[tall_bearded01]

Russia sends ground troops and heavy weapons into the Ukraine to support separatist ground forces

Over 1500 girls sexually assaulted in Rotherham (a small English community of about 200,000) by a ring of mostly Pakistani men, with reports being delayed or not followed up because of fears of being labelled racist.

A young Asian girl racially vilified by an aboriginal male on a Perth train.

An Asian proprietor of a Sydney Café refuses to hire a man because he didn’t believe his customers would want to be served by a “black man”.

Another group of Syrian prisoner’s or war summarily publically executed by Islamic extremists

43 Fijian UN Peace Keepers captured and held hostage by Islamic Extremists on the Syrian-Israeli border.

[this-one-time-at-bandcamp]

They had no viable warm water ports in the mid-1800's..........especially at that point in time where they were interested in Pacific colonies.  Russia was the principal reason Victoria obtained HMVS Cerberus, and built gun emplacements at the mouth of Port Phillip Bay.

But Russia, as it did in 1905, had to sail a fleet over 10K miles to the Pacific.

[boris1gary]

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@katydidthat wrote:
I don't really think that Putin is pressing territorial claims ... there is actually very little independent proof of that.

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Katydidthat, a great background piece on the Ukraine, warning - it is a Communist site

http://www.cpgb-ml.org/index.php?secName=proletarian&subName=display&art=995&from=results

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‘The vast majority of Ukrainians don’t want this new civil war’

Solidaire, journal of the Workers’ Party of Belgium (PTB), interviewed Jean-Marie Chauvier in order to gain a better understanding of the current situation in the Ukraine. Jean-Marie is a Belgian journalist and essayist who specialises in the Ukraine and the former Soviet republics. He has known these countries and the Russian language for many years and contributes to Le Monde Diplomatique as well as other journals and websites. Interview by Jean Pestieau, translated from the original French by Proletarian.

[tall_bearded01]

So the fact that separatists movement started at the very time that continued Russian control of the Black Sea ports came into doubt is just a coincidence.

I thinks not. But only time will tell.

[tall_bearded01]

Ah yes the Pacific Fleet and the Trans Siberian railways as a warm water alternative..

Enter Tojo

[katydidthat]

I think that the proposed ban on speaking Russian might have had something to do with the uprising.

[tall_bearded01]

I’m going to be polite.

Straw – clutch

So if that is the extent of the facts you chose to rely upon in support of your argument, well…Like I said I’ll be polite.

[this-one-time-at-bandcamp]

Enter Tojo

That would be.........Togo.....

[i-need-a-martini]

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@tall_bearded01 wrote:

It was an Asian woman being racially abused by a aboiginal man. Nine NSN has the vidio.

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If you found it newsworthy why didn't you start a thread about it?

[tall_bearded01]

Because I wanted to see if the regular’s here, particular those who scream loudest when it comes white racism, would introduce a bit balance by starting a thread showing, when it comes to racism it’s a universal problem and not specific to one race.

That is the reason why I titled this thread the way did.

I know it was a forlorn hope, but hope springs eternal.

[i-need-a-martini]

Ahh I see.

So this thread isn't what it appears to be. 

You aren't worried about those events you mention at all. You simply wanted some threads that showed Aborigines and Asians were racist because you believe that screaming loud about white racism (which of course is the most common form) is unfair.

I say again, why didn't YOU post them if they were so important.

(BTW, I googled your Indigenous racist against Asian story and couldn't find it anywhere)