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(11-22-2015 09:16 PM)Fast Eddie Wrote:(11-22-2015 01:24 PM)Krum Wrote:(11-21-2015 03:34 PM)Fast Eddie Wrote:(11-21-2015 09:14 AM)Krum Wrote: It is no surprise they call it Globalization
It's one rule, one system EVERYWHERE.
China is not a part of that system. In fact, very few if any non-white countries are. Our defeat lies in the fact that the fifth column in white nations resembles our native population. In non-white nations they cannot blend in and exercise subversion nearly as effectively.
Of course it is.
You don't think that the powers in West woke up one day
and decided to export 90% of their manufacturing base
in a communist countries for the fun of it, do you?
No, it's not. I live here. The decision to offshore was made almost entirely for simple profit seeking. China is not controlled by some shadowy globalist cabal. This kind of thinking is inane. There are no Rockefellers with "trillions" under the bed. You can talk about that all you want and the worst that will happen is that people will think you're a kook. Ask yourself what is the one group you cannot accuse of conspiring when you're in polite society and that is your answer. And they do not control China.
Quote:Raja Dahir (Sindhi: راجا ڏاھر Sanskrit: राजा दाहिर Urdu: راجہ داہر, 661–712 CE) was the last Hindu ruler of Sindh and parts of the Punjab in modern day Pakistan.He was a Pushkarna Brahmin king, son of Chach of Aror, who ascended the throne after the death of his uncle, Chandar. Eight years later, Dahir’s kingdom was invaded by Ramal at Kannauj. After initial losses, the enemy advanced on Aror and he allied himself with Alafi, an Arab. Alafi and his warriors (who were exiled from the Umayyad caliphate) were recruited; they led Dahir’s armies in repelling the invading forces, remaining as valued members of Dahir’s court. In a later war with the caliphate, however, Alafi served as a military advisor but refused to take an active part in the campaign; as a result, he later obtained a pardon from the caliph. [Alafi put down his arms and refused to fight his fellow Muslims when the shit hit the fan. He betrayed the non-Muslim Hindu he was working for]
The primary reason for the expedition by the governor of Basra, Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, against Raja Dahir was a pirate raid off the coast of Debal resulting in gifts to the caliph from the king of Serendib (modern Sri Lanka) being stolen.[4] The chronicles reported that when he heard about the matter, Hajjaj wrote a letter to Dahir and launched a military expedition when no resolution could be reached. Other reasons for the Umayyad interest in a foothold in the Makran, Balochistan and Sindh regions were the participation of Sindhi armies with the Persians in battles (such as those at Nahawand, Salasal and Qādisiyyah) and granting refuge to fleeing rebel chieftains.
Hajjaj’s campaign was launched under the aegis of Muhammad bin Qasim. In 711 CE, bin Qasim attacked Debal and on the orders of Al-Hajjaj.Other than this instance, the policy was generally one of enlisting and co-opting support from defectors and defeated lords and forces. From Debal, bin Qasim moved on to Nerun for supplies; the city’s Buddhist governor had acknowledged it as a tributary state of the Caliphate after the first campaign and capitulated to bin Qasim. [The Buddhist governor acknowledged Islamic Rulership - so let's see how Buddhsits were treated...]
The rule by successors of the Rai Dynasty as characterized by persecution of Buddhists, Jats and Meds from the time of Chach; a prophecy of Raja Dahir’s fall encouraged defections to bin Qasim’s army. Sociologist U.T. Thakur suggested a more complex dynamic: Hinduism (the religion of the dominant castes), Buddhism (the religion of the lower castes) and high Buddhists were descended from Bactrian migrants. The king was a Brahmin, and the majority of his advisers were from his family. The ruler of Alor (a Jat) professed Buddhism. Nonetheless, there was a sense of “ideological dualism” between them; Thakur considered this the inherent weakness exploited by the Arabs when they invaded the region.
By enlisting the support of local tribes (such as the Jats, Meds and Bhuttos) and Buddhist rulers,Muhammad bin Qasim defeated Dahir and captured his eastern territories for the Umayyad Caliphate.[Non Muslims helped the Muslim invaders - how many of these communities kept their original religion?] Dahir then tried to prevent Qasim from crossing the Indus River, moving his forces to its eastern banks. Eventually, however, Qasim crossed and defeated the forces led by Jaisiah (Dahir’s son) at Jitor. Qasim fought Dahir at Raor (near modern Nawabshah) in 712 CE, killing him; [b]Dahir’s wife immolated herself (with other women in her household) in accordance with the Hindu tradition of Jauhar.[The wife would rather kill herself than be raped, forcibly converted to Islam and/or a sex slave]
Muhammad bin Qasim demise is attributed to the daughters of King Dahir who had been taken captive during the campaign. Upon capture they had been sent on as presents to the Khalifa for his harem. The account relates that they then tricked the Khalifa into believing that Muhammad bin Qasim had violated them before sending them on and as a result of this subterfuge, Muhammad bin Qasim was wrapped and stitched in oxen hides, and returned to Syria, which resulted in his death en route from suffocation. This narrative attributes their motive for this subterfuge to securing vengeance for their father’s death. [Perhaps one of the few "good" examples of a false rape accusation in history]Upon discovering this subterfuge, the Khalifa is recorded to have been filled with remorse and ordered the sisters buried alive in a wall.[Sisters paid for the false rape accusation in the end]
The period of Qasim’s rule has been called by U.T. Thakkur “the darkest period in Sind history”, with the records speaking of massive forced conversions, temple destruction, slaughters and genocides; the people of Sindh, described as inherently pacifist due to their Hindu/Buddhist religious inclinations, had to adjust to the conditions of “barbarian inroad”.Secondly as for the treatment of women the invaders were nothing less than tyrants,when sind was finally conquered by Qasim he enslaved many women of sind, his noblemans harem was filled with enslaved women and so was his noblemans, They looted and plundered sind.[As we can see, Islam "peacefully" entered India - how many Buddhists are left in that part of the world nowadays...?] A historian madani confirms that when Dahir’s severed head was presented to Hajjaj, a courtier sang: “we have conquered Sindh after enormous trouble. Betrayed is Dahir by Mohammed Bin Qasim’s masterly strategy. Rejoice, the evil doers are disgraced. Their wealth has been brought away . They are now solitary and brittle as eggs and their women, fair and fragrant as musk-deer, are now asleep in our harems.”[Warning for Europe, a lot of the Hindu/Buddhist men were pussies due to non-violent religion, and their women were taken away and are now in the Muslim's bedrooms. Substitute non-violent religion with today's hipster SJW faggotry to see how much fighting spirit a lot of younger men have nowadays...]
Bawarij the famous sailors at that time embraced Islam and became known as Sindhi Sailors; they became famous due to their skills in navigation, geography and languages.Due to this Islam started propagating to South East Asia along with Arab Sailors/Merchants.
(11-23-2015 10:38 AM)Going strong Wrote: Extreme SJWs Médecins Sans Frontières should be prosecuted for aiding and abetting. SJWism kills!
Here on this thread, Zelcorpion had warned us about the criminal responsibility and irresponsible behaviour of Médecins Sans Frontières:
https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-50253...pid1129440
(11-23-2015 03:39 PM)WalterBlack Wrote: Have you ever wondered when somebody spouts the "Islam is Peaceful line", they never ask Hindus, Buddhists or Sikhs about their interactions with Islam?
(11-23-2015 07:39 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote: People always forget that Afghanistan, the territory that is Iran, and the traditional central asian countries were not muslim originally.
Quote:In 1221 with the advent of Genghis Khan "a terrible disaster befell Bamiyan", nevertheless, the statues were spared. Later, the Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, tried to use heavy artillery to destroy the statues. Another attempt to destroy the Bamiyan statues was made by the 18th century Persian king Nader Afshar, directing cannon fire at them.
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Quote:As emperor, Aurangzeb enforced morals and banned the consumption, usage and practices of: alcoholism, gambling, castration, servitude, eunuchs, music, nautch and narcotics in the Mughal Empire. He learnt that at Sindh, Multan, Thatta and particularly at Varanasi, the Hindu Brahmins attracted large numbers of indigenous local Muslims to their discourses. He ordered the Subahdars of these provinces to demolish the schools and the temples of non-Muslims. Aurangzeb also ordered Subahdars to punish Muslims who dressed like non-Muslims. The executions of the antinomian Sufi mystic Sarmad Kashani and the ninth Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur bear testimony to Aurangzeb's religious intolerance; the former was beheaded on multiple accounts of heresy, the latter, according to Sikhs, because he objected to Aurangzeb's forced conversions.
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Another instance of Aurangzeb's notoriety was his policy of temple destruction, for which figures vary wildly from 80 to 60,000. Indian historian Harbans Mukhia wrote that "In the end, as recently recorded in Richard Eaton's careful tabulation, some 80 temples were demolished between 1192 and 1760 (15 in Aurangzeb's reign) and he compares this figure with the claim of 60,000 demolitions, advanced rather nonchalantly by 'Hindu nationalist' propagandists,' although even in that camp professional historians are slightly more moderate." Among the Hindu temples he demolished were the three most sacred: the Kashi Vishwanath temple, Kesava Deo temple and Somnath temple. He built large mosques in their place.[29] In 1679, he ordered destruction of several prominent temples that had become associated with his enemies: these included the temples of Khandela, Udaipur, Chittor and Jodhpur.[
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Quote:Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque(Arabic: قوة الإسلام ) (might of Islam) (also known as the Qutub Mosque or the Great Mosque of Delhi) was built by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, founder of the Mamluk or Slave dynasty. It was the first mosque built in Delhi after the Islamic conquest of India and the oldest surviving example of Ghurids architecture in Indian subcontinent.
According to a Persian inscription still on the inner eastern gateway, the mosque was built by the parts taken by destruction of twenty-seven Hindu and Jain temples built previously during Tomars and Prithvi Raj Chauhan, and leaving certain parts of the temple outside the mosque proper.
(11-23-2015 07:39 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote: Several Chinese dynasties had a very strong diplomatic silk road relationship with various Persian rulers who were at the time Zoroastrian and later communities of Nestorian Christians but they were not muslim.
Quote:Bahram VII (Middle Persian: ?????, Wahrām, Persian: بهرام یکم, Bahrām) was the son of Yazdegerd III, the last Shahanshah of the Sasanian Empire. After the death of his father at Merv in 651, Bahram fled to China along with many other Sasanian nobles, where he and his brother Peroz III asked the Chinese Emperor Gaozong to support them in their fight against the Arabs. Bahram repeatedly tried to recapture the occupied Iranian territories from the Arabs, which he did not succeed in.
Bahram died in 710, his son, Prince Khosrau (Chinese: Juluo), continued his father's military efforts. However, Khosrau's campaigns and his first successful invasion into Persia were eventually unsuccessful.
Quote:The Battle of Talas, Battle of Talas River, or Battle of Artlakh (Chinese: 怛羅斯會戰; Arabic: معركة نهر طلاس) was a military engagement between the Arab Abbasid Caliphate along with their ally the Tibetan Empire and the Chinese Tang Dynasty, then under Emperor Xuanzong. In July 751 AD, Tang and Abbasid forces met in the valley of the Talas River to vie for control of the Syr Darya region of central Asia. After a stalemate in several days of combat, the Tang lost the battle because the Karluks defected from the Tang side to the Abbasid side. The battle was a defeat for the Tang and marked the end of their westward territorial expansion, resulting in Muslim control of Transoxiana for the next four hundred years.
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The Tang army was subjected to a devastating defeat. The Tang dynasty's defeat was due to the defection of Karluk mercenaries and the retreat of Ferghana allies who originally supported the Chinese. The Karluks forces composed two-thirds of the Tang army changed to the Abbasid side while the battle was ongoing so that Karluk troops attacked the Tang army from close quarters and the main Abbasid forces attacked from the front so that the Tang troops were unable to hold their positions.
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A small minority of Karluks converted to Islam after the battle. The majority of Karluks did not convert to Islam until the mid 10th century under Sultan Satuq Bughra Khan when they established the Kara-Khanid Khanate. This was long after the Tang dynasty was gone from Central Asia.
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The culture of Central Asia, once a mixture of Persian, Indian, and Chinese influences, disappeared under the power struggles between the empires of the Arabs, Chinese, Turks, Tibetans, and Uyghurs. Islam grew as the dominant cultural force of Central Asia.
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Quote:The leader of Germany’s Jewish community has backed calls for refugee quotas, warning that many asylum-seekers are from cultures marked by “hate towards Jews and intolerance”.
Quote:“Many refugees are fleeing the terror of the Islamic State and want to live in peace and freedom, but at the same time they come from cultures in which hate towards Jews and intolerance are fixed components. Don’t only think about the Jews, think about equal rights for women and the treatment of homosexuals.”
Quote:Dr Schuster, 61, was born in Israel to German Jewish refugees. Unusually, the family returned to Germany and settled in 1956 in its home region of northern Bavaria. Germany’s Jewish community — once composed mainly of the descendants of pre-1939 German Jews — has swelled from 30,000 in 1990 to about 250,000 largely due to immigration from the former Soviet bloc.
Quote:His appeal has divided Jewish opinion in Germany. Supporters praised him for voicing their fears but critics expressed concern that he had sided with the only party in parliament that backs quotas — the CSU — and against all the other parties which do not, including the CDU, the SPD and the Greens.
Quote:Germany recorded more anti-Semitic attacks than any other EU state, including France and the UK, which have larger Jewish communities. However, analysts caution that the figures may not be comparable as recording standards vary and Germany is scrupulous in its record-keeping.
(11-24-2015 04:53 AM)LE50 Wrote: Not that I don't believe you, but how do you know r/Europe has gone right?
I know /r/European pretty well and they post about them constantly and what got them banned there etc.
Has /r/Europe stopped banning everyone who doesn't fully agree?
Also I'm noticing that the screws on the positive immigrant image in Germany media are being loosened. It's starting with actual open debates, politicians openly disagreeing and now the Jews coming out of the woodwork.
This is conspiracy talk again, but to me it seems very much planned. As if the Jews out of all people had needed to wait for 2 years and 2 million muslim, arab and african invaders before they thought of the implications. If he is a person who actually cares about his people, he has been wanting to say this for years but was kept silent. If not, then this is just the time he picked to sway public opinion. After all, who do we Germans want to please the most?
"Let's do it for the Jews" is the perfect excuse for leftists to give up on their endeavor without looking like fools.
And in the end, no matter what happens, it will look as if the public had decided.
(11-24-2015 04:53 AM)LE50 Wrote: Not that I don't believe you, but how do you know r/Europe has gone right?I browse both /r/Europe and /r/European quite frequently: The mods of /r/Europe are still giant cucks with those bans but I can confirm the comment section itself has been quite red pilled ever since the refugee crisis broke out, before that it was pretty much a marxist hugbox.
I know /r/European pretty well and they post about them constantly and what got them banned there etc.
Has /r/Europe stopped banning everyone who doesn't fully agree?
(11-24-2015 10:41 AM)Dan Woolf Wrote:Ah, yes. My bad. Yeah it'll be just couple of cheap words and then back to wrecking this country up as usual(11-24-2015 10:08 AM)dHerblay Wrote: Two underage (Or ''underage'') asylum seekers raped a 14 -year old girl in Finland yesterday. Now our PM has called an emergency meeting concerning the issue. Coincindicentally the rape happened in his home county. The same county where he gave away his house for ten refugees to use freely a while ago. I wonder how media will spin this.
Not just county, but his hometown. It won't affect anything, though.
.(11-24-2015 11:59 AM)dHerblay Wrote:(11-24-2015 10:41 AM)Dan Woolf Wrote:Ah, yes. My bad. Yeah it'll be just couple of cheap words and then back to wrecking this country up as usual(11-24-2015 10:08 AM)dHerblay Wrote: Two underage (Or ''underage'') asylum seekers raped a 14 -year old girl in Finland yesterday. Now our PM has called an emergency meeting concerning the issue. Coincindicentally the rape happened in his home county. The same county where he gave away his house for ten refugees to use freely a while ago. I wonder how media will spin this.
Not just county, but his hometown. It won't affect anything, though..
(11-24-2015 10:08 AM)dHerblay Wrote: Two underage (Or ''underage'') asylum seekers raped a 14 -year old girl in Finland yesterday. Now our PM has called an emergency meeting concerning the issue. Coincindicentally the rape happened in his home county. The same county where he gave away his house for ten refugees to use freely a while ago. I wonder how media will spin this.