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Re: [ncpeacejustice] Japanese style internments are starting -- no joke by Ismail Buyukakan 21 March 2003 22:41 UTC |
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Definitely an exaggeration and misapprehension. It only shows an example of how naive, terrified, neurotic and childishly sensitive and overacting the American civilisation is. A very large country with publicly accepted racism, discrimination... Remember the history of southern states for 30+ years ago. Wasnt there a member of US Senate who was mildy speaking implicated in the terror against the Blacks who recently resigned from a post? How do they behave against French speaking people now, after the Security Council meetings? What have they been practicing at the School of Americas not long ago? What crimes had they committed in My Lai? Is it not the American civilisation that has committed the first nuclear crime by indiscriminately using WMD against a defenceless civilian population? Antbody remember Nagasaki? Or Hiroshima? How can any civilised person forget this "American" WMD crime? Being civilised? Well, to be correct, they are as civilised as Sunni Islam has been throughout history? My question is this: What will they do when their own muslims (who, I think, are / will be as reactionary as own christians) reach some critical numbers as their Latinos did now? Secondly, "Globalisation" is the globalisation of production. Like force of gravity, it will not die. Quite the contrary it will embrace our world more and more. People will learn to live and keep struggling under it. Until "working men of all countries unite" becomes very real. Working men's secular globe will be different, in a positive way. Ismail ----- Original Message ----- From: <Threehegemons@aol.com> To: <wsn@csf.colorado.edu> Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 10:18 PM Subject: Fwd: [ncpeacejustice] Japanese style internments are starting -- no joke > Further evidence of the death of globalization... > > Steven Sherman >
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