Ja, is feitelijk gewoon juistGeplaatst door Sigaartje
Ja, is feitelijk gewoon juist
Goed argument !
Ik heb, zoals altijd, wel degelijk ook hier argumenten gegeven waarom dit een onzin verhaal is, typerend voor de linkse Gutmenschen.Weer een nietszeggende lappentekst met gejank over links je hebt werkelijk geen enkele argument
Maar daar ben jij niet in geintereseerd! Jouw vooroordelen staan vast.
Vrijwel dagelijks op zoek naar artikelen om je haat tegen Europeanen, blanken te uiten.
En je wordt rijkelijk bediend. De grootste vijanden van de blanke mensen zijn de blanken politiek correcte massa, vooral van links.
Zij zijn zo kwaadaardig dat zij altijd het eigen verleden beoordelen, in feite veroordelen op basis van de mores, stand van beschaving, wetten en mensenrechten verdragen die pas in de 20e eeuw tot stand kwamen !
Alleen als exact hetzelfde verleden van andere volken al worden besproken dan is het wel van, ach zo ging dat in die tijd!
Waar slavernij uit het eigen verleden van de blanke, veelal, linkse Gutmenschen veel "zwarter" wordt voorgesteld dan het in werkelijkheid was, zie je dat die volken die aanzienlijk langer en veel omvangrijker mensen tot slaaf hebben gemaakt, slaven gehouden, er een pr verhaaltje van maken.
Slaven, nou, waren meer vrienden van de eigenaren, werden in de watten gelegd, en meer van die onzin.
Of wordt het zelfs ontkend! De gruwelijkheden, zoals nota bene door de daders, in die 1400 jaar hoe zij naar landen trokken, meenamen wat veel waarde had, en heel veel mensen gevangen maakten en afvoerden naar slavenmarkten in het M-O spreken totaal andere taal.
Heb al eerder Arabische schrijvers genoemd, inclusief hun geschriften waar het glorierend is beschreven, maar dan komt er nooit commentaar.
Het mag niet waar zijn dus leeft men verder in dat sprookje.
De realiteit is zo simpel. Ga terug in de geschiedenis, zoveel volken in alle werelddelen kenden slavernij in enige vorm.
Ook vele duizenden jaren voor onze jaartelling. Ook volken die we nog bewonderen over hun staat van beschaving, wetenschap enz, maar in die tijden vonden mensen slavernij nog heel gewoon.
Dus hou eens op met die onzin dagelijk Europeanen te verwijten wat iedereen deed, ook je eigen verre voorvaderen, tot het voor het eerst in de geschiedenis de Europeanen waren die slavernij hebben afgeschaft.
Dit forum gaat over de actualiteit! Hou eens op door steeds weer selectief alleen over het verleden van de Europeanen te beginnen.
"Immigration laws are the only laws that are discussed in terms of how to help people who break them."
Thomas Sowell
Ik heb??
Is Ego(!)
Wie ben jij(??)
Blank woord bestaat niet(!)
Ik hoef enkel maar 2 zinnen van je te lezen om je onderuithalen
Jouw soort is voorbij(!)
En dom dat je altijd bent geweest moet je herklasseren
Te laat(!)
Weer een waardeloos lap tekst en genijl over links calimero gedrag van extreem rechts die witte suprematie ten alle kosten willen verdedigen .En met je vingertje wijzen naar anderen zal je bloederige verleden niet kunnen dekken daar immers hebben jullie je rijkdom vandaan en koloniseren de wereld tot deze dag.En ik zal daar zeker op blijven doorhameren zolang de europeanen dubbele standaarden op na houden en praat maar over je eigen voorvaderen die nog kort de joden wouden uitroeien .Jou soort heeft geen poot om op te staan als het om deze onderwerpen gaan .
Met die dubbele standaarden heb je wel een punt.
Ieder land, ieder volk, iedere religie die ooit handelde in slavernij zal er eerlijk over moeten zijn.
NL met haar suriname verleden,
Portugal met Brazilië, Engeland met de VS.
Khalifaten met hun Afrikaanse en Arabisch en Europese slavenhandel.
Alles moet gewoon eerlijk en alles besproken worden.
Geen ontkennen meer, gewoon eerlijk alles bespreken.
En al die standbeelden met oude slavenhandelaren moeten worden verwijderd van de openbare ruimtes.
Geen ver-eering meer van slavenhandelaren. Geen admiraal, geen handelaren, politici, geestelijk leiders, profeten. Allemaal weg er mee.
En iedere religie die slavernij goed keurde moet ook afgestraft worden.
Iedere land waar en die slaven uitbuitte zal schadevergoedingen moeten betalen, samen met hun bevolkingen.
Eerlijk is eerlijk.
De tijd is er nu rijp voor.
Zowat heel Europa, noord en zuid Amerika, noord en midden en zuid Afrika, het midden oosten, klein Azië, Azië, Australië, daar wonen allemaal nazaten van slavendrijvers. Allemaal aanpakken.
Geld en excuses zijn op zijn plaats.
Dit is niet de bedoeling van Aboubakrsiddiq hoor..
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act..
"Immigration laws are the only laws that are discussed in terms of how to help people who break them."
Thomas Sowell
Dit is niet wat aboubakrsiddiq voorstaat denk ik
Nee ik ben geen pollewop!!
Demo die het voor zijn blanke slaafmeester komt opnemen zo schattig dat de azulis en de varkens van de forum zo goed met elkaar kunnen vinden ik ben trots op jullie losers
The dark history of slavery and racism in Indonesia during the Dutch colonial period
MENAFN
9-11 minutes
(MENAFN - The Conversation) The anti-racism protest that started in the US has spread to Europe and the world .
Protesters are not only denouncing racism but also condemning slavery in the colonial era by bringing down colonialist statues and slave traders .
In the Netherlands, protesters called for the statue of Jan Pieterszoon Coen the Governor-General of the Dutch Trade Company (VOC) in the 17th century in the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) to be removed.
Slave trading was widely carried out during the Dutch colonial period in Indonesia. Especially in North Sumatra, human trading for plantation workers, known as coolies, was widely practiced around 150 years ago.
Last year, I took some Australian students to Medan, as part of the New Colombo Plan program, to learn about plantation agriculture in North Sumatra. During the trip, I began researching about the soil in North Sumatra. I found out many pieces of research had been carried out in the colonial era on the soils of Deli.
The region near Medan is famous for its Deli tobacco, and colonial planters researched how to boost tobacco production. Behind the golden age and success of Dutch research, I found enormous human casualties that built plantations in North Sumatra. Widespread racism and slavery occurred in plantations managed by colonial companies.
Memorial of slave traders
Although some novels and academic writings have described the life of indentured labour in North Sumatra, the general public rarely discuss the history of slavery.
Even until the end of the 20th century, the Dutch government never acknowledged the violence during colonial times .
Medan, famous as a trading city in the early 20th century, once erected two monuments to commemorate the glory of slave traders. In 1915, a fountain was erected in front of the Medan Post Office to commemorate Jacob Nienhuys as the 'pioneer' of the Deli plantation.
Medan Post Office. The Nienhuys fountain erected in 1915 in front of the Medan post office to commemorate Jacob Nienhuys. The fountain was destroyed in 1958. Tropenmuseum Collection
In 1928, the statue of Jacob Theodoor Cremer was erected in front of the Deli Plantation Association office building (now the Putri Hijau military hospital) with an inscription 'Cremer, 1847-1923. The founder of Deli tobacco plantations, the founder of the railway in Deli, a tireless warrior who worked for the benefit of this plantation country'.
The Cremer Kuli statue inaugurated in 1928 in front of the Deli Planters Vereeniging office, now the Putri Hijau Military Hospital in Medan. Monumenten Colonial Collection
These two monuments no longer exist, but the legacy of coolies from the two colonial figures can still be felt today in North Sumatra.
The history of coolies in Deli
The story goes that Jacob Nienhuys, a Dutch tobacco trader, came to Labuhan Deli in North Sumatra in 1863. Labuhan was a small village near Belawan, inhabited by only 2,000 Malay residents and about 20 Chinese and 100 Indians.
The Dutch colonial government had just abolished the cultuurstelsel (or enforced planting) policy and implemented a 'liberal' economic system in the Dutch East Indies, which was open to private companies.
The Sultan of Deli, Sultan Ma' mun Al Rashid Perkasa Alam (1853-1924), was interested in developing land in Deli as a plantation area. He gave a land concession to Nienhuys to grow tobacco. The first problem faced by Nienhuys was a lack of labour. Local Malays and Bataks did not want to work as plantation labourers.
Nienhuys then sought labour by 'importing' 120 Chinese coolies from Penang, Malaysia in 1864. After several years of trials, Nienhuys successfully developed Deli tobacco as a high-quality cigar wrapper sought after by European and American smokers.
With a capital investment from Rotterdam, Nienhuys founded the Deli Maatschappij or Deli Company and developed industrial, large scale tobacco plantations in Deli.
With the rapid development of plantations, he needed more workers. Every year, thousands of Chinese coolies were brought in from Penang and Singapore. Workers from Java, Banjar, and India were also shipped in.
In 1890, the Dutch transported more than 20,000 Chinese coolies to Deli. With cheap labours, tobacco companies could run a very profitable business. In 1896, the sale of 190,000 bales of Deli tobacco in Amsterdam brought in 32 million guilders. If converted to the current money, it is around US$350 million.
The total Deli tobacco sales accomplished by colonial planters from 1864 to 1938 reached 277 billion Guilders, or if converted to current currency is around US$300 trillion.
White racism
The Dutch planters treated the coolies inhumanely and like slaves.
A letter dated October 28, 1876, by Frans Carl Valck , the Assistant Resident in East Sumatra noted:
Nienhuys wrote that 'Chinese are bold arch-swindlers and the Javanese are lazy and hot tempered' and 'Batak is a stupid race, on the whole'.
An article dated May 30th, 1913 in Sumatra Post wrote that around 1867, Nienhuys was indicted of flogging seven Chinese coolies to death. The case was never proven nor disproved, but the Sultan of Deli ordered Nienhuys to leave the land of Deli and never to return.
In 1869, JT Cremer replaced Nienhuys as the administrator of the Deli company. To control thousands of workers from China and Java, Cremer designed the Coolie Ordinance, passed by the Dutch East Indies government in 1880. The regulation allowed companies to engage coolies in a contract that bound them for three years. The workers were meant to pay for their 'debt' of transportation cost to Deli land.
The contract included a penal sanction that allowed the company to punish the workers if they forfeited the agreement. The ordinance gave power to the planters to punish coolies who were thought to be disobedient, lazy or tried to run away.
Monopoly and Brutality
The Deli Tobacco Planters Association was founded in 1879 to monopolise tobacco plantations in Deli. Cremer also lobbied the Dutch government to bring in workers directly from mainland China. In 1900, 6,900 workers were brought directly from the ports of Swatow in Guangdong Province and Hong Kong. From 1888-1930, more than 200,000 Chinese workers had been shipped into Deli.
Starting in 1910, coolies were also shipped from Java as new rubber plantations were established. By 1930 there were 26,000 Chinese, 230,000 Javanese, and 1,000 Indians working on Deli plantations.
In 1902, Van der Brand, a Dutch lawyer in Medan, revealed the brutality of colonial planters towards their workers in a pamphlet entitled 'Millions from Deli (De Millionen uit Deli)'. This publication is considered the Max Havelaar of Deli.
The colonial government felt obliged to respond and send a prosecutor J.L.T. Rhemrev to investigate the case. Rhemrev's report in 1904 described even worse treatments to the workers. But the report was filed away, and only in 1987 discovered by Jan Breman, a researcher from the University of Amsterdam.
Anticolonial activist from Indonesia, Tan Malaka , who was teacher in Deli plantation in the 1920s, described the life there:
Breman estimated that a fourth of the coolies died before their contract ended.
Legacy of colonial plantations
After Indonesian independence, this case of slavery had been forgotten, both in the Netherlands and in Indonesia.
In addition to the destruction to humanity, Dutch and European colonial companies, in developing plantations in North Sumatra, have cleared a massive area of virgin forests. Karl Pelzer , an academic from Yale University, estimated that more than half of the land in Deli Serdang and Langkat Regencies had been cleared for plantations during the Dutch colonial period.
The legacy of the Dutch plantation system still lingers. Plantations in North Sumatra still apply the colonial administration system, with an administrator, a plantation assistant, clerks, foremen, and labourers.
A large amount of Javanese still work in plantations, while they are no longer bound by the contract, the labor wage is still minimum.
The romanticism of Deli
Lately, the rich history of Deli land has been romanticized as a land of rich historical heritage .
Along with this beautiful fairy tale, Nienhuys is narrated as the founder of the modern city of Medan. The Dutch Colonial Monument website glorifies Cremer as the colonial with the highest ideals that brought civilization, prosperity, peace, and order.
Nienhuys and Cremer became wealthy from the Deli plantations. Nienhuys' house in Amsterdam is now the NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies. It has a display of Nienhuys' special golden bathroom . Cremer even served as a colonial minister in the Dutch government (1897-1901).
The Wikipedia pages of Nienhuys and Cremer paint them as the founders of a tobacco company and a tobacco magnate and do not list the slavery system that they had created.
The romanticism of Medan's history must not forget the sweat and blood of hundreds of thousands of indentured workers who were enslaved on plantations during colonial times. https://menafn.com/1100420638/The-da...olonial-period
Ok dat is die dikke nazivarken nanninga die zei dobbernegers over vluchtelingen liever een dobberneger dan een schoothondje van de nazis die de nazis helpten joden te vergassen zoals haar voorvaderen. .
Rot es op met dat smerige zwijn
Oh jij bent natuurlijk diegene die alles zo graag uit de context haalt. Goed dat je dat weer even duidelijk maakt.
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