Asia Pacific Cooperation Mega Panel - win-win cooperation, rather than needless East-West Conflict (2021.10.07.)
(36:40) When we look at our Asian relatives over there, what I see is a 21st century version of what Hawaii achieved on a smaller scale in that time. Which is when you actually do socialism and when you let people mutually cooperate without mass organized violence, without oppressive structures, people advance very quickly and then they provide for all, across the board.
And then the United States did a coup, denationalized (Hawaii), pointed gunboats at our country, illegally overthrew us for a White capitalist, Dole pineapple, you know United Fruit Company in Central and South America, Bob and Sanford Dole illegally annexed Hawaii, fraudulently under the UN, and then turned us into a giant fruit company, and then sold us as Hong Kong.
Hong Kong and Hawaii -- very similar history.
McKinley said we need Hawaii to get our cut of the Chinese silk and the tea, and traffic opium into their mouth, and the British have a nice Hong Kong paradise resort to do this from, while the Chinese carry the White people on their backs. We’re Hawaiian, which is just America’s Hong Kong.
Anyway, I’m just trying to interlink some of the struggles which, many definitely in the West, few people even bother to listen to Asian voices so I try to bring that up. And Pacific Islanders they just lump us all together and have a day and put Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton on it and say that we’ve solved racism in Southeast Asian and Pacific Islanders. ...
(38:25) What you brought up is not just happening in Hawaii, but happening on a global scale. You know in high school, I went to high school in US, we’ve been taught there’s a civilizing mission of the West is bringing their value to the world.
But the latest historical research have actually showed us, that when the Europeans first came on the scene, you know when they came into the Asia Pacific, the main advantage that allowed Europe to gain dominance across the globe -- it wasn’t because of their advanced political system, it wasn’t even necessarily because of the technology.
It was because, military power.
Much of the world was already interconnected before European colonialism arrived. In the Indian Ocean base, in East Asia there’s already a trade network connecting all the people together.
When the Portugese rounded the Cape of Good Hope, what they did, they come into an existing network of Arab, Indian, Chinese, Malaysian, Vietnamese, Okinawan, networks, and Portugese decide to take that over by force. They build a series of forts and then they decide to monopolize all that trade for their own benefit.
And of course later you know Europeans introducing opium, but literally pushing drugs onto the Asian people. This is the history that’s not been taught in our schools. Instead, we’re taught that Europeans are bringing the lights of civilization to these benighted people all across the world. But it’s quite opposite if you read actual history.