Japan racism ‘deep and profound’

Posted by John S Bolton on July 11, 2005, 05:34 PM | #

Having put most of those countries which actually contibute to the furtherance of civilzation, on a track towards third world characterisitics of population quality, the next obvious targets of these malicious leftists are the holdouts, like Japan. Socialism is mass destruction for the hell of it; whenever racism is mentioned by them, or about to be spoken of, this point about the absolute corruption of socialism must be brought on their heads.

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 11, 2005, 05:50 PM | #

Sure, but did you catch this:

Doudou Diene, a UN special rapporteur on racism and xenophobia,...says he plans to recommend that Japan enact a law against discrimination, which he said should be drawn up in consultation with minority groups.

If the Japanese allow this to happen in just ONE generation foreigners will rule their country and be sleeping with their women.

We in the West know that works.

Posted by sr on July 11, 2005, 05:58 PM | #

Let us hope that his specious repertoire does not prevent this Doudou from sharing the fate of the dodo.

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 11, 2005, 06:00 PM | #

Were does someone with the name of “doudou” come from? France?

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 11, 2005, 06:04 PM | #

http://images.google.com/images?q=DouDou+Diene&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images  is they guy that sits in judgement of Japan.

Seems that DooDoo is also an author: From Chains to Bonds The Slave Trade Revisited

Posted by Fred Scrooby on July 11, 2005, 07:32 PM | #

Why do I have the nagging feeling Mr. Diene isn’t likely to get very far

in persuading the Orientals in general to drop their “racism”?

Posted by Stuka on July 11, 2005, 08:31 PM | #

It’s almost a certainty Doudou is African, as befits a “UN special rapporteur on racism and xenophobia.” Of course, I could be wrong. As the global power elite’s vanguard, Negroes have a unique, almost superhuman, ability to sniff out unofficial & unapproved thoughts on race, ethnicity, & culture. There’s nothing so odious as a black African in a position of authority.

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 11, 2005, 08:35 PM | #

Stuka,

Have you spent time in the USA?

Posted by Stuka on July 11, 2005, 08:36 PM | #

Geoff: yes. Lots!

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 11, 2005, 08:38 PM | #

Welcome, and make yourself at home.

Posted by Stuka on July 11, 2005, 08:41 PM | #

Thanks Geoff.

Posted by Fred Scrooby on July 11, 2005, 08:45 PM | #

A Vietnamese friend in Europe once explained to me that in her country, for a Vietnamese woman to marry a white—her generic conversational term for “a white” tended to be “un Français,” a French person—so, for a Vietnamese woman to marry “un Français” (meaning, more or less, a white man) was one of the most shocking things that could occur in their society, as if the woman had married a sub-human ape, something repulsively inferior, racially inferior and inferior and in every other way—culturally; everything:  totally, utterly inferior, sort of untouchable.  It brought extreme humiliation on the family.  It was something that was simply considered unthinkable in good Vietnamese families—only whores and the lowest bar-girls who came to Saigon from lives as peasant girls way out in the countryside, without education, morals, or culture, the lowest Vietnamese trash imaginable, would even think of doing it, let alone actually do it.  Among the Vietnamese it was almost something that couldn’t even be discussed in polite company. 

Now, the funny thing was, marrying a “Français”—which she assumed without needing to say so meant a polite, refined, educated, intelligent upper-middle-class or upper-class Frenchman of good family with a good situation, and yet to marry whom was considered something on the level of marrying an ape, someone of repulsively inferior race—was the best a Vietnamese girl could do if she, for some reason, didn’t marry a Vietnamese.  “To marry a Chinaman would be even worse!” my friend explained:  any Oriental—a Chinamen, Korean, Jap, Filipino—would be far worse than a Frenchman! 

As for (white) Americans, they weren’t even on the radar—they were in the lowest unmentionable category reserved for the darker Oriental races to the southeast of Vietnam:  the Laotians and Cambodians. 

As for Arabs and African Negroes, well ... let’s not even go there ... There just aren’t words for it; there’s not even a way to talk about it, any more than about something that doesn’t even exist and is unimaginable ...

And, of course, Chinese racism is the same in reverse.  The racism of Oriental peoples in general is so intense, so deep-rooted and so taken for granted, so unshakable by any force on earth, it makes the 1930s and 40s Nazi Party look like a suburban housewives’ Hadassah meeting in comparison.  Anyone who knows the Orientals well knows this perfectly. 

Now, I’d like to see this African Negro chap go to an Oriental country like Vietnam and peddle his anti-racism there ... 

Good luck, Mr. Diene!

Of course, it’s not really Mr. Diene’s fault he goes around making an unbelievable clown of himself.  He’s the creation of white string-pullers behind the scenes, whites who want to see genocide committed against certain races and use dupes like this clueless black to prepare the terrain, whites like ... like ... well, like genocidal foaming-at-the-mouth white-Christian-race-replacement advocate and all-around obnoxious creep

, for example ... People like him are the ones behind the scenes who create people like Doudou Diene and send them on their asinine worldwide missions to combat ... what was that again they were combatting all around the world?  Oh yeah ... to combat ... “racism” ...

Posted by ben tillman on July 11, 2005, 08:47 PM | #

He said Japan should introduce new legislation to combat discrimination.

Translation:  the Japanese social organism should commit suicide by outlawing the operation of its immune system.

The success of the immune system depends on its ability to discriminate between foreign (nonself) and host (self) cells.

http://www.biology.arizona.edu/immunology/tutorials/immunology/intro.html

The organism must also recognize self-identity on higher levels, to effectively manage its interactions with others of its community. The nervous system allows complex multicellular organisms to sense themselves as part of and as distinct from their environment. Churchland (p. 308) discusses how we are just starting to understand how the brain represents self-identity. She suggests that the capacity to distinguish between “inner” and “outer” depictions of self and nonself helps to build a representational model of their relation to one another and may start to explain consciousness itself.

Self may be described in terms of genes that an individual inherits, but distilling descriptions of self and nonself in this way is not easy. Queller and Strassmann (p. 311) discuss how social insects identify themselves both as individuals and as members of their community. Hierarchies of identity exist, and a type of conflict may arise in social insect systems in which genomic imprinting could lead to a fractured sense of communal self. Finally, Brock (p. 314) discusses the interplay between genome, environment, and identity that guides our perspective on the individuality of our human selves and other mammals in the context of new technologies that could enable reproductive cloning.

http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/296/5566/297?rbfvrToken=10b6fe530bfd80e9301e11935a6786e60e904cf6

Posted by Fred Scrooby on July 11, 2005, 08:49 PM | #

Make that, of course, “the darker Oriental races to the southwest of Vietnam:  the Laotians and Cambodians” (not “the southeast”).

Posted by Kubilai on July 11, 2005, 09:04 PM | #

As for Arabs and African Negroes, well ... let’s not even go there ... There just aren’t words for it; there’s not even a way to talk about it, any more than about something that doesn’t even exist and is unimaginable ... - Fred

Fred’s absolutely correct here.  The handful of times I’ve broached this subject with Chinese girls, and these are westernized Chinese girls, not real deal Chinese from mainland China, the response I got was hysterical laughter in typical Chinese style followed with all sorts of facial contortions akin to eating something of the most bitter nature. 

Now the Japanese and any other East Asian will not be rude to Mr. DooDoo in person, but as soon as he leaves the country, if even allowed to come really, everything will be status quo, Japanese style.  This I am sure of.  I think it would be easier to get Muslim women to watch porn.

Posted by Fred Scrooby on July 11, 2005, 09:10 PM | #

You’ve got it exactly, Kub—that’s exactly what will happen.  Right now the Japs are holding their noses behind this clown’s back and the minute he leaves, his visit will be forgotten instantly.  The Jap élites aren’t interested in stabbing their co-ethnics in the back for petty financial gain, as the Bush family and our other white élites over here are.

Posted by R J Stove on July 11, 2005, 10:27 PM | #

Readers of Steve Sailer’s blog will know about another country which has somehow managed to avoid sliding into what Naipaul expressively called “the Turd World”.

Namely, Finland. Yes, the home of the great Jean Sibelius, and - perhaps still more impressive a fact - not the home of philoprogenitive blood-soaked mullahs, even more intensely philoprogenitive neo-Aztec fantasists, self-pitying filth-merchandising gangsta rappers, etc., etc.

http://isteve.blogspot.com/2005/05/finlands-secret.html

According to Sailer: “the population of Finland is 93.4% Finnish. The big minority group at 5.7% is ... Swedes.” Sheesh, the place is practically European. We we can’t have that now, can we?

Posted by Phil on July 12, 2005, 03:09 AM | #

Geoff,

Don’t be fooled by this. The Japs speak one language with the foreigners and one language among themselves. Not much will change, I can assure you.

Posted by Guessedworker on July 12, 2005, 04:14 AM | #

Welcome RJ,

The great Jean Sibelius, indeed.  As I write I am listening to Radio 3 digital and recording his Scenes Historiques II, Op 66, which hitherto has been missing from my Sibelius collection.

Finland is an interesting case.  Karelia was stolen by Russia some twenty years after Finnish independence and Russia has kept it to this day.  Karelia is the beating heart of Finnish identity, therefore (and in respect to that, though it went unremarked on the blog, I featured a series of Karelian landscapes on our banner picture a few months back).

Now, it seems to me that peoples united against an external foe or locked into an ancient but still live dispute may achieve a certain critical mass in terms of their identity.  They never quite settle into the corrupting comforts of the pursuit of individualism.  Sufficient of the “we” survives to protect Finns against the worst of multiculuralism, though other aspects of advanced liberalism - or modernity - afflict them as they afflict all Western peoples.

Our enemy is comfort, forgetting.  How one brings a comfortable, self-forgetting people to a sense of identity without an external threat is the riddle which confronts all who would oppose multiculturalism.  The great and, as yet, unanswered question is whether that can be done before the internal threat triggers conflict or simply rolls over the natives by weight of numbers and of history.

The Finns have lost Karelia but it still serves and protects them.  They are more fortunate than we.

Posted by Steve Edwards on July 12, 2005, 04:41 AM | #

What??? You mean to say the Finns still live in peace, relatively unmolested?! Are you really saying that, RJ Stove? Do you mean to tell me, Mr Stove, that Finland is not 10% Maghreb, or 25% Bedouin, or 50% Congolese, or 65% Tamil or yet to be completely 100% replaced by Burmese? Is that what you are trying to tell me, Mr Stove?

That’s disgraceful, Mr Stove! Disgusting and a moral blight on the entire world. We must start the “process” now, if we are to avoid another Third Reich, eh gentlemen? It’s a 30-40 year “process”, starting with demonisation and endless blather about Finland’s lack of “culture”, oh yeah, it’s “boring” too blah blah blah, and ending with “it’s inevitable”, “too late to stop it now”, “Finland is multicultural”, “Clitorectomies are Finnish culture”, etc.

Better get to work gentlemen. Not a moment to lose.

Posted by Lurker on July 12, 2005, 05:05 AM | #

Steve Sailer linked to some articles recently from a US newspaper, a feature on Finland.

They managed to find a Finnish academic who outlined Finnland’s “need” for more immigrants.

The comments section was interesting a lot of bickering about Swedish vs Finnish. Sweden vs Finnland. Touching really if thats all they have to worry about. Wait til the multicultis really get stuck into them.

If I can find the link Ill put it here.

Posted by Lurker on July 12, 2005, 05:35 AM | #

This is the Finland link:

http://blogs.washingtonpost.com/finlanddiary/

Should be able to reach all the articles/comments there.

Posted by Guessedworker on July 12, 2005, 06:18 AM | #

Lurker,

Couldn’t find the great Finnish humanitarian academic on that link.  Just curious to know if he is actually Finnish, if you know what I mean.

Posted by Steve Edwards on July 12, 2005, 07:00 AM | #

I did enjoy reading the comments on Lurker’s link. Typical marxist hogwash. Those Finns are sooooooo racist, and they need to “reform” themselves so that next time we travel there, we can buy falafels!

Posted by Lurker on July 12, 2005, 07:35 AM | #

There are several articles grouped together, he should be lurking in there somewhere, I’ll scout around.

As to his identity, I just dont know, Finnish names often sound odd to me anyway…

Posted by Lurker on July 12, 2005, 07:47 AM | #

Here’s the article:

http://blogs.washingtonpost.com/finlanddiary/2005/05/a_young_philoso.html

The chap in question is an “author and philosopher” by the name of Pekka Himanen.

Here is the immigration bit, Im sure you will all spot the bit to set the alarm bells ringing:

“WP:Immigration. Do you have immigration? From where? How are immigrants treated? Do foreigners seek to become citizens of Finland? Is that possible?

PH:We have immigration in relatively small numbers so compared to the US Finland is a very homogeneous society, which I think is a limitation. Immigrants can become citizens of Finland but here our attitudes should get much more open.”

Of course it should be remembered he isnt in charge of Finnish govt policy, just giving his two pennyworth/cents.

Posted by Steve Edwards on July 12, 2005, 07:57 AM | #

When the clitorectomies and witch sacrifices begin, I’m sure that “sophisticated” academic will be the first to admit he was wrong.

Posted by R J Stove on July 12, 2005, 08:39 AM | #

Thanks for your kind comments, Mr Edwards and Guessedworker.

Finland seems weirder and weirder, in a harmless kind of way, I mean. For instance, Tatu Vanhanen - co-author of IQ and the Wealth of Nations - is the father of the Finnish Prime Minister. Imagine the Americans being allowed to make Michael Levin’s dad president, or the Brits permitting Richard Lynn’s dad to enter 10 Downing Street ...

Lurker notes “a lot of bickering about Swedish vs Finnish. Sweden vs Finland. Touching really if that’s all they have to worry about.” Yeah, I’d feel rather more optimistic if the only immigration problem around here (Melbourne, Australia) were the fact that one immigrant in 20 was Ingmar Bergman’s compatriot, and thereby possessed a weakness for turgid art-house movies.

Still, the Victorian Govt’s recent prosecution of Christian pastors for the “hate crime” of insufficient respect towards the Koran - a prosecution rather well summarised recently by VDARE, and alluded to of late by Chronicles’ editor Thomas Fleming - has made even some liberal death-wishers sit up and take notice of what multiculti horrors they have helped wreak. So there is hope, I say.

Posted by Matra on July 12, 2005, 12:56 PM | #

Both Japanese and Finnish are renowned for being difficult languages for the outsider to learn. Few can master either unless immersed in them from a young age. That’s probably one reason for the absence of the usual pattern of migration into these countries. It usually starts with a trickle of somewhat successfully integrated guest workers and restaurant owners. Word spreads through family in the old country to the rest of the village and town of the pot of gold that awaits them, then the flood begins. Laws favouring family reunification are often to blame because once you get a migrant you get his extended family and various other hangers on.  In Finland the migrants are probably struggling to get the initial settlement up and running - something that usually requires some knowledge of the local language. Rather than go to Helsinki and learn the language and how to screw the welfare system all on your own it’s just so much easier to go to Londonistan or Amsterdam, where there is probably an already established community from the old country that has paved the way.

Posted by Matra on July 12, 2005, 01:01 PM | #

Here’s a forum for foreigners living in Finland. Race and supposed Finnish xenophobia get mentioned in numerous threads.

http://www.finlandforum.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t=9290

Posted by Svigor on July 12, 2005, 01:08 PM | #

You’ve got it exactly, Kub—that’s exactly what will happen.  Right now the Japs are holding their noses behind this clown’s back and the minute he leaves, his visit will be forgotten instantly.  The Jap élites aren’t interested in stabbing their co-ethnics in the back for petty financial gain, as the Bush family and our other white élites over here are.

Which makes me wonder just how far are the Japanese stretching that 3 point I.Q. advantage. 

It makes so much more sense, for the cohesion and long term stability of a nation, to operate this way; it’s kind of flabbergasting that John Ray can’t see or admit that.

Posted by Svigor on July 12, 2005, 01:13 PM | #

Our enemy is comfort, forgetting.

Yep.

Posted by Matra on July 12, 2005, 01:15 PM | #

Lola Odusoga, the first black Miss Finland:

http://www.seremoniamestaritfi.fi/html/pages/odusoga.html

Link==>http://www.huviavain.fi/kuvapankki/lola_odusoga.jpg

Posted by Matra on July 12, 2005, 01:16 PM | #

Ooops!

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 12, 2005, 01:32 PM | #

Fixed it.

Posted by Geoff Beck on July 12, 2005, 02:34 PM | #

BTW, Matra, though I frown upon such things, ... I would prefer this type, to Miss Odusoga.

My apologies I know this is a family style blog.

Posted by Guessedworker on July 12, 2005, 03:13 PM | #

Thanks for the link, Matra.  Simple minds.

Posted by friedrich braun on July 13, 2005, 10:58 AM | #

“Were does someone with the name of “doudou” come from? France?”

The ridiculous African name “Doudou” is pronounced doo-doo in French and that’s what his “report” will be worth.

I’m amazed that the Japanese let this doo-doo into their country. Hopefully, they won’t give a doo-doo about what he says or writes concerning Japan.

Posted by nana nagano on July 19, 2005, 02:05 AM | #

Details on the conversation with a Japanese and the UN staff. 

http://forum.japantoday.com/North_Korea_Targets_Foreign_Correspondents/m_503749/tm.htm