mouthporn.net
#genocide – @nekobakaz on Tumblr
Avatar

Wibbly-Wobbly Ramblings

@nekobakaz / nekobakaz.tumblr.com

Hi!! I'm Corina! Check out my About Page! Autistic, disabled, artist, writer, geek. Asexual. nekomics.ca .banner by vastderp, icon by lilac-vode
Avatar
photosbyjaye

This is probably one of the most depressingly heart-wrenching photos I’ve ever seen. Native American children taken from their families and put into school to assimilate them into white society. the slogan for this governmental campaign ’“kill the Indian to save the man”. no official apology has ever been issued. never forgotten.

this hurts so bad.

I remember learning about this in Native History

Avatar
oh--jeez

they were toddlers taken from their homes, their hair cut. if they asked why their hair was cut, who had died for their hair to be cut, why they couldn’t see their parents, had their parents died, they were told yes. and beaten and starved for crying.

never forget that these prison labour “schools,” who used the boys for free farm labour and infrastructure development in nearby settler towns, and used the girls for free laundry, kitchen labour, and sewing, whether in america or canada, had graveyards.

in canada, specifically, the children were subject to government starvation experiments and deprived of specific nutrients to study the effect on their health, for the benefit of cereal manufacturers. this human experimentation led to the understanding of vital nutrients for settler children, and their inclusion on cereal packets, by learning what would happen if you starved native children of them.

these schools were cultural genocide, yes, but they were also violent, murderous, bloody-handed genocide against our most vulnerable members.

Avatar
reblogged
WARNING: This story contains distressing details.
Maria Benoit says she wasn't surprised by the results of this summer's ground search of a former residential school site in her community.
But the Haa Shaa du Hen (chief) of the Carcross/Tagish First Nation in Yukon says it still feels a "little bit different" to know more about the grim legacy of the former Chooutla Indian Residential School.
"People here always knew that there was, you know, remains here somewhere. The spirits did lots of talking in the past, so everybody kind of knew, and now it's confirmed for sure," Benoit said. [...]
Avatar
reblogged

Background information for the cause: There is credible evidence for the Mohawk mothers in question to believe their children have unmarked graves on the grounds of the RVH, where their children disappeared following human experimentation conducted on them by the Allan Memorial Institute on that site. The superior court has granted injunctions for the grieving mothers and their organization to investigate the grounds before McGill decides to build on top of the unmarked graves, as then it would be desecrating sacred ground. McGill University has broken the law multiple times by pursuing construction on the site despite credible preliminary evidence of human remains beneath the soil.

More information here:

Avatar
reblogged
CONTENT WARNING: This story contains graphic details about residential “schools” that many will find distressing or triggering. Please look after your spirit and read with care.
The unmarked and shallow graves of 40 children have been identified near the former St. Augustine’s residential “school,” according to the shíshálh Nation which announced the findings today.
Part of an ongoing archeology project with the University of Saskatchewan, researchers launched a formal investigation of the institution early last year — an effort which has included scanning with ground-penetrating radar.
Chief yalxwemult’ Lenora Joe said that the GPR has sadly revealed what appear to be “shallow graves, only large enough for the young bodies to lay in a fetal position.” 
The findings were made on or near the grounds of the “school” after survivors told researchers where to look, according to the team, and there are still more areas to be scanned. [...]
Avatar
Coffman navigates over to the Wikipedia article about one of the conspirators—Arthur Nebe, a high-ranking member of the SS. Apart from his role in the plot, Nebe’s main claim to notability is that he came up with the idea of turning vans into mobile gas chambers by piping in exhaust fumes. The article acknowledges both of these facts, along with the detail that Nebe tested his system on the mentally ill. But it also says that he worked to “reduce the atrocities committed,” going so far as to give his bloodthirsty superiors inflated death totals.
Coffman will recall that she feels “totally disoriented.” She cannot believe that an innovator in mass murder would have tried to protect the Jews and other supposed subhumans his troops rounded up. She checks the footnotes. The claim is attributed to War of Extermination, a compendium of academic essays originally published in 1995.
Coffman knows the book is legit, because she happens to have a copy on loan from the library. When she goes to the cited page, she finds a paragraph that appears to confirm all the Wikipedia article’s wild claims. But then she reads the first sentence of the next paragraph: “This is, of course, nonsense.”
The level of bad faith is eye-opening for Coffman. She is “very appalled.” She sees that her confidence in Wikipedia was “very much misplaced.” All it takes to warp historical memory, she realizes, is something this small, achievable for almost anyone with a keyboard. “So few people can have so much impact, it’s a little scary,” she says. She begins to turn a more critical eye to what she sees on Wikipedia. Especially the footnotes.
[…]
Coffman finds her next target in the footnotes of the article about the tank division. This one’s name is Franz Kurowski, and he seems to pop up all over the place. Kurowski served in the Luftwaffe. After the war, he tried his hand at all sorts of popular writing, often with a pseudonym to match: Jason Meeker and Slade Cassidy for his crime fiction and westerns, Johanna Schulz and Gloria Mellina for his chick lit. But his accounts of the Second World War made him famous under his own name. Kurowski’s stories weren’t subtle. As the German historian Roman Töppel writes in a critical essay: “They depict war as a test of fate and partly as adventure. German war crimes are left out—much unlike allied war crimes.”
To understand this dubious chronicler better, Coffman goes to Google, where she comes upon a book called The Myth of the Eastern Front. It describes how, in the immediate aftermath of the war, characters like Kurowski worked to rehabilitate the image of the German army—to argue that a few genocidal apples had spoiled the barrel. With a guy like Hitler to pin the blame on, the rest was easy. The so-called “myth of the clean Wehrmacht” took root on both sides of the Atlantic: German society needed to believe that not everyone who wore a gray uniform was evil, and the Americans were courting every anti-Communist ally they could find. Then, in the mid-1990s, a museum exhibit cataloging the crimes of the Nazi-era military traveled throughout Germany. An odd situation emerged: Germans began to speak more honestly about the Wehrmacht than non-Germans did.
When Coffman reads this, something clicks. She is dealing with a poisonous tree here. She shouldn’t be throwing out individual pieces of fruit. She should be chopping it off at the trunk. She starts to pivot from history (the facts themselves) to historiography (the way they’re gathered). She begins to use Wikipedia to document the false historical narrative, and its purveyors, and then make the fight about dubious sources rather than specific articles.
Avatar
Coffman navigates over to the Wikipedia article about one of the conspirators—Arthur Nebe, a high-ranking member of the SS. Apart from his role in the plot, Nebe’s main claim to notability is that he came up with the idea of turning vans into mobile gas chambers by piping in exhaust fumes. The article acknowledges both of these facts, along with the detail that Nebe tested his system on the mentally ill. But it also says that he worked to “reduce the atrocities committed,” going so far as to give his bloodthirsty superiors inflated death totals.
Coffman will recall that she feels “totally disoriented.” She cannot believe that an innovator in mass murder would have tried to protect the Jews and other supposed subhumans his troops rounded up. She checks the footnotes. The claim is attributed to War of Extermination, a compendium of academic essays originally published in 1995.
Coffman knows the book is legit, because she happens to have a copy on loan from the library. When she goes to the cited page, she finds a paragraph that appears to confirm all the Wikipedia article’s wild claims. But then she reads the first sentence of the next paragraph: “This is, of course, nonsense.”
The level of bad faith is eye-opening for Coffman. She is “very appalled.” She sees that her confidence in Wikipedia was “very much misplaced.” All it takes to warp historical memory, she realizes, is something this small, achievable for almost anyone with a keyboard. “So few people can have so much impact, it’s a little scary,” she says. She begins to turn a more critical eye to what she sees on Wikipedia. Especially the footnotes.
[…]
Coffman finds her next target in the footnotes of the article about the tank division. This one’s name is Franz Kurowski, and he seems to pop up all over the place. Kurowski served in the Luftwaffe. After the war, he tried his hand at all sorts of popular writing, often with a pseudonym to match: Jason Meeker and Slade Cassidy for his crime fiction and westerns, Johanna Schulz and Gloria Mellina for his chick lit. But his accounts of the Second World War made him famous under his own name. Kurowski’s stories weren’t subtle. As the German historian Roman Töppel writes in a critical essay: “They depict war as a test of fate and partly as adventure. German war crimes are left out—much unlike allied war crimes.”
To understand this dubious chronicler better, Coffman goes to Google, where she comes upon a book called The Myth of the Eastern Front. It describes how, in the immediate aftermath of the war, characters like Kurowski worked to rehabilitate the image of the German army—to argue that a few genocidal apples had spoiled the barrel. With a guy like Hitler to pin the blame on, the rest was easy. The so-called “myth of the clean Wehrmacht” took root on both sides of the Atlantic: German society needed to believe that not everyone who wore a gray uniform was evil, and the Americans were courting every anti-Communist ally they could find. Then, in the mid-1990s, a museum exhibit cataloging the crimes of the Nazi-era military traveled throughout Germany. An odd situation emerged: Germans began to speak more honestly about the Wehrmacht than non-Germans did.
When Coffman reads this, something clicks. She is dealing with a poisonous tree here. She shouldn’t be throwing out individual pieces of fruit. She should be chopping it off at the trunk. She starts to pivot from history (the facts themselves) to historiography (the way they’re gathered). She begins to use Wikipedia to document the false historical narrative, and its purveyors, and then make the fight about dubious sources rather than specific articles.
Avatar

i’m going to articulate this poorly because words aren’t my strong suit but

there’s no “other side” to the holocaust. there is no “other side” to genocide. it’s wrong, full stop. to argue for it even hypothetically is a monstrous thing to do.

the nazis need “humanising” only insofar as to maintain the understanding that people are capable of doing such evil, and to keep watch of ourselves to make sure something like the holocaust doesn’t happen again. 

nobody needs to humanise the nazis to “understand their side of the story.” their side is void and wrong and worthless. current neonazis and holocaust deniers are the new breed of this evil and should be stamped out, not have their viewpoints and arguments and beliefs taught in schools as a valid system of beliefs. 

Avatar
Avatar
dagwolf

spicer said this shit during passover. like don’t believe for a second he made an innocent mistake, that he wasn’t aware of what he was saying.

like this is explicitly antisemitic and he clearly doesn’t understand why

he straight up doesn’t believe that German Jews were people

“he never used them on fellow Germans” the implication that german jewish ppl were somehow “not truly german” was quite literally at the core of nazi ideology, this is so incredibly mind-numbingly transparent.

[Image: A Facebook post by Press Secretary Sean Spicer which reads

“The media has mischaracterized my recent statements on the Assad regime. It was not my intention to imply that Hitler had never used chemical weapons, but that he never used them on fellow Germans.

At the point where Assad is attacking his own people with chemical weapons, you have to wonder if he is willing to do the same to United States citizens.

-  Press Secretary Sean Spicer “]

Avatar
reblogged

trump cancels meals on wheels which costed the government 3mil yet has gone on 8 fucking golf trips this year each one which cost the government 3mil. 

They’re killing us, and they’re fucking golfing over it to laugh at our demise.

This is what austerity measures look like by the way, kill the poor, allow the rich to gorge themselves on our deaths.

Avatar
me: hey immigrants aren't literally evil this is a very basic lukewarm statement thats also true
nazi sympathizer: I hate immigrants, also I just realized youre antifa so you must be unemployed and live with your parents
me: ... are you actually suggesting people would be pro fascism if they worked and lived alone?
me: are you saying the only good people, the people against fascism, are unemployed and live with their families?
me: do you realize what you just said lmao?
nazi sympathizer: i see nothing wrong with fascism, doesn't hurt me.
me: and we're the bad guys over here not literally preaching genocide in your book, wow ok.
me: this just in yall, the only way to be against fascism, and literal genocide, is to be unemployed and live with your parents, which is apparently a bad thing now.
.... isn't unemployment and living with our parents seen as negative things millennials do? okay thenLike, there's good people everywhere fighting against fascism, but those two attacks are so pointed
Avatar
reblogged

FYI Shia LaBeouf’s “HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US” exhibit was shut down today because so many neo-nazi, white supremacist fucks went to his exhibit to harass him, a Jewish person, and use his art project to promote their hate. It created a public safety hazard for the museum and they shut down what was supposed to be a 4 year project. 

Are these ACTUAL neo-nazis and white supremacists? Or are these shitposters frm 4chan and reddit, joking and being little trolls?? Because I’m pretty sure these are just trolls lol.

@s-t-i-f-l-e-d every time someone implies that people on reddit and 4-chan spreading nazi ideology and harassing Jewish people are “"Just Joking”“ or ”“Just Trolls”“, the gods of sense and reason die a little inside. seriously though. If someone is being a white supremacist, saying white supremacist things, saying nazi things, spreading such ideologies, harassing Jewish people, and attacking an anti-hate project, then it doesn’t matter if you call them ”“trolls”“ or say they’re ”“just” “joking and trolling”“ or some shit. They’re still DOING THOSE THINGS, amiga. “Shitposters” my ass.

They were literally ON CAMERA shouting about Hitler and white supremacy. They were shouting anti-Semitic and racist things with their own mouths. Can we stop excusing this as “trolling” at some fucking point as if their actions don’t fucking mean something?

Avatar
mrnexxus

Not to play devil’s advocate, but I don’t really have a lot of sympathy for LaBeouf. He’s also been shown, on camera, on THIS VERY STREAM shouting down people of a different opinion to his own. I’m not saying anti-semitism or white supremacy is right, but they literally just did to him what he did to moderate conservatives.

Plus, for fuck’s sake, the majority of the people I saw were clearly just trolling. Even the few that were probably actually neo-nazis are just exercising their right to free speech. They weren’t actually hurting anyone, so grow a pair and deal with it. Free speech cuts both ways.

Oh you mean when he was shouting down people who were literally in his face shouting “1488″ and “We must secure the existence of the white people…” both popular white supremacist slogans. And what did he shout? “He will not divide us,” over and over. You’re comparing people who were shouting pro-Hitler, pro-genocide, pro-white supremacy ideology to “He will not divide us.” 

And that person he punched told Shia “Hitler did nothing wrong.” He told a Jewish man that the genocide against his people was “nothing wrong.” This isn’t a simple “different opinion,” this is hate speech and advocating genocide. This is anti-Semitism at it’s core and you’re nothing but an apologist to these people. But y’all can keep exposing yourselves for what you are. 

Avatar

Yeah so this is real

It’s on his twitter

Ffs

Are y'all still upset about punching Nazis? Y'all still gonna equate hate speech with free speech and validate literal FUCKING NAZIS?

I saw this a few hours ago and made the following facebook status about it: This is the man who asked “are Jews people” This is the man who Heil’d an entire room of White Supremacists This is the man who founded the modern neo-nazi (“alt-right”) movement This is the man whose Master’s thesis showed “a clear interest in radical traditionalist right-wing German philosophy, a semi-fascist type thing.” (his own words) Concentration camps and the Final Solution has been on this man’s mind long before he was ever punched by antifascists. Don’t buy this victim-blaming propaganda. ***Richard Spencer was punched because he wants to see me dying in Auschwitz, he does not want to see me dying in Auschwitz because he was punched a few days ago***

Avatar
reblogged
Avatar
stay-human

When the British came to India, Bengal was India’s richest province. 

The British would back certain Indian princely states with financial and military resources over others, or alternatively install puppet rulers during rule disputes, then in return for their backing they would demand immense sums of revenue which the princely states would be unable to procure leading to increasing and basically unpayable debt–at which point the British would take over politically. When this happened in Bengal the British started using the tax revenues from Bengal to pay for Bengal’s own exports to Britain. Essentially a policy of total wealth extraction, draining Bengal’s resources and causing, previously unthinkable, famines that wiped out perhaps 50% of Bengal’s total population.

When the British left India, Bengal was India’s most impoverished province.

Avatar

We really need to talk about Boko Haram...

They haven’t been covered much in the mainstream media but Boko Haram have been terrorising Africans with devastating, widespread and long-lasting consequences.

Responsible for more deaths than ISIS

According to the Global Terrorism Report, they have overtaken ISIS as the world’s deadliest terrorist group. It should be noted that in March this year, they pledged allegiance to ISIS. The two groups are responsible for more than half of all terrorist attacks in the world.

Who are they?

Boko Haram promotes a version of Islam which makes it “haram”, or forbidden, for Muslims to take part in any political or social activity associated with Western society.

This includes voting in elections, wearing shirts and trousers or receiving a secular education.

Boko Haram regards the Nigerian state as being run by non-believers, even when the country had a Muslim president - and it has extended its military campaign by targeting neighbouring states.

800,000 people have fled their homes since June

Since the beginning of Boko Haram’s attacks in 2009, 2.1 million people have been forced to leave their homes with a staggering 800,000 having fled between June - September 2015.

An estimated 1,100 schools have been destroyed this year alone

The UN have stated that over a thousand schools have been destroyed in Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria in 2015 so far.

This is a list of their major attacks so far in 2015:

Although the figures of deaths are numerical, please remember that these are people who had jobs, lives, families, dreams, hobbies, just like you. They are more than numbers on a screen.

February 20th: Boko Haram militants kill 34 people in attacks across Borno State and 21 from the town of Chibok.

February 24th: Two suicide bombers kill at least 27 people at bus stations in Potiskum and Kano.

March 29th: Voting in the Nigerian general election is delayed for a second day. 25 people have died in Boko Haram attacks.

June 16th:  Twin Suicide Bomb attacks in Chad capital killed 24 people and wounded more than 100.

June 23rd: Twin female suicide bomb attacks at busy fish market in Maiduguri kill 30 people.

July 3rd: Several suicide bombers killed dozens of people in Zabarmari village.

July 11th: At least 14 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at a crowded market in Chad’s capital 

July 17th: Suicide bombs have killed more than 60 people in multiple blasts in the north-eastern towns of Gombe and Damaturu.

Aug 2nd: 13 people killed and 27 injured in an attack on Malari village in northeast Nigeria’s Borno state

Aug 3rd: Eight people were killed and about 100 others were kidnapped in an overnight raid on a village near Cameroon’s northern border

Aug 18th: Up to 150 people drowned in a river or were shot dead fleeing Boko Haram gunmen who raided a remote village in Nigeria’s north-eastern Yobe state

Sept 3rd: Militants killed about 30 people and wounded 145 others in attacks on a market and infirmary in northern Cameroon

Sept 20th: More than 100 people were killed in northern Nigeria in a quick succession carefully coordinated bombings

Sept 27th: Militants attacked the town N’gourtoi, a Nigerien village, killing the village head and 14 other civilians.

I’ll be updating this list as events progress. Please let me know if I have missed anything and I’ll add it in.

What the fuck

Nobody ever pays attention to us in Aftica, Nigeria is very close to my home country Ghana.. They are our brothers and sisters and trust me the news we hear about Boko Haram breaks my heart every time.. #PrayForNigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

@slayterrie 🤔they never cover any of this on the news…. Since Paris matters more😞 #PrayForNigeria 🇳🇬

@dathenryboy 3y3 as3m o,they act as though we don’t exist chale but it all good.. Time biaa Boko Haram this that.. It’s scary cos you know how close Ghana is to Nigeria,but you know s3 Ghana di33 every black person is our sibling by ancestry.. Ego bee small small chale.. 😪😢😓😥.. #PrayforNigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

You are using an unsupported browser and things might not work as intended. Please make sure you're using the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge.
mouthporn.net