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9 December, 2020

The True Nature of the Chinese: Sneaky, Cruel and Ruthless

Posted by Socrates in China, China as a global superpower, China buying American politicians, Chinese communism, Chinese vs. Japanese, Mao, Sandy Berger, Socrates at 11:04 am | Permanent Link

The Jews and the Chinese have something in common: they’re very unpopular in the world. The Chinese are known for being cruel jerks. They treat animals horribly. They skin cats alive and eat them. In fact, you could call the Chinese “the Jews of Asia.” They are known in Asia for being sneaky, underhanded and […]



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10 September, 2020

Why is China Treated as a Legitimate Entity?

Posted by Socrates in China, China as a global superpower, Chinese communism, Chinese vs. Japanese, chinks, gooks/chinks/slants/yellows, history, History for newbies, Hitler, Japan, Mao, Socrates at 11:02 am | Permanent Link

China is an illegal country. Since 1949, its leaders have not been legitimately elected or legitimately appointed. It’s a brutal communist country. Unlike Hitler, Chairman Mao Zedong was not legitimately elected or legitimately appointed [1][2]. Why does America treat China as legitimate? Donald Trump should not even talk to these oily people, he should instead […]



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27 July, 2020

The Quest for Human Equality: It’s an Out-of-Control Monster

Posted by Socrates in Cultural Marxism, egalitarianism, equality, human equality, jewed culture, Jewed philosophy, jewed politics, leftism, leftists, liberal mindset, liberalism, liberals, Mao, Marxism, Marxism and equality, Marxism as anti-White, Socrates, Soviet holocaust, Soviet Union at 11:20 am | Permanent Link

(Above: Boris Karloff as Dr. Frankenstein’s monster circa 1931). Coming next: 6-foot-2, 300-pound female swimsuit models who look like Bela Lugosi. It’ll happen. Leftism has no brakes, because it’s infantile, so “human equality” schemes have no limits — just ask Lenin, Stalin and Mao. (How ironic that, not only was communism obsessed with human equality, […]



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8 July, 2020

Yes, There Is a War On White People, or, Chairman Mao Is In Seattle

Posted by Socrates in anti-White themes, China, Chinese communism, communism, Mao, Maoism, Marxism, Seattle, Socrates, War On White Males, War On White People at 1:34 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: Mao Zedong [1893-1976], the brutal communist and mass-murderer who ruled China. Under Mao’s dictatorship, citizens were forced to publicly “confess” their political “sins”). Anyone who thought that there wasn’t a “War On White People” should find this very interesting. This is an American city (Seattle) practicing Maoism: “The City of Seattle held a racially […]



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21 January, 2019

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!

Posted by Socrates in communism, Lenin, Mao, Martin Luther King Jr., Marxism, Max Horkheimer, Socrates at 3:01 pm | Permanent Link

Martin Luther King Jr.’s late friends have something to say to you: The ghost of Karl Marx says: “Happy King Day!” The ghost of V.I. Lenin says: “Happy King Day!” The ghost of Joe Stalin says: “Happy King Day!” The ghost of Max Horkheimer says: “Happy King Day!” The ghost of Fidel Castro says: “Happy […]



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12 June, 2016

The Insane Hitlerphobia of the West

Posted by Socrates in history, History for newbies, Hitler, Hitlerphobia, Kaganovich, Mao, Socrates, Stalin at 12:03 pm | Permanent Link

Hitlerphobia is so pronounced in the West that Austria may demolish Hitler’s birthplace for no good reason. Tell me: have they demolished Stalin’s birthplace? He killed more people than Hitler. What about Lenin’s birthplace? He also killed more people than Hitler. What about Mao’s birthplace? (He’s history’s biggest mass-murderer). Lazar Kaganovich’s birthplace? Pol Pot’s birthplace? […]



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