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May 8, 2023·edited May 8, 2023Author

Hi everyone,

In a comment after my previous article, I wondered why Mike Whitney and Paul Craig Roberts had stopped talking about the Jewjab genocide. "Have they been converted into the "safe and effective" camp?" I asked.

On 3/3/23, Whitney did publish a very useful "Mike's Antivax Grab-Bag: Memes, Blurbs and Links," so no, he hasn't moved into the "safe and effective" camp. It's my fault for missing this item:

https://www.unz.com/mwhitney/mikes-antivax-grab-bag-memes-blurbs-and-links/?highlight=bourla

Linh

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Linh, I've been reading you for years, then lost track when you disappeared from Unz ... hadn't realized there'd been a falling out. So it's an absolute pleasure to discover that you're writing on Substack, now. I've always found your direct, honest observations of the places you go and the people you talk to a refreshing window into the world. Journalism at its finest.

I'm also rather tickled that we're both sending postcards.

On the specific topics of this essay ... I believe there's a generational divide, yet to manifest itself in politics, on subjects such as Jewish power. The older generation are all quite firmly convinced of the narratives, and this will not change. That applies to Elie Wiesel and Anne Frank as much as it applies to MLK Jr or Nelson Mandela. In the younger, there is a hard split - those determined to eradicate their own culture in the name of these myths, and those who have become immune to them, and are equally determined to preserve and refound it. The sun is setting on the West, but those dragging it down are destroying themselves as fast as they can. There will be those who choose the other path, and our numbers grow steadily, because we offer what the other side cannot - truth, beauty, and life. As you say, continuity is the thread of meaning ... few understand this, but those of us who do will follow Ariadne's thread out of this labyrinth.

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May 8, 2023Liked by Linh Dinh

"Yanked out and beaten to death",must have happened a lot.From a speech by Konrad Adenauer,first german Chancellor,given in Bern,Switzerland,where he could speak more freely than in occupied Germany,on 3/23/1949:"Out of the eastern parts of Germany,Poland,Czechoslovakia,Hungary,etc.,according to allied estimates,13.3 million ethnic Germans have been driven out,of which only 7.3 million arrived in Germany,consisting of mostly women,children and old people.Of the others,many were taken to Russia for forced labour.6 million Germans have disappeared from the face of the earth."

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The scale and savagery of what was done to the German civilian population has been utterly forgotten, which is remarkable as the mass belief in the myths that occlude the post-war atrocities. When you try to draw this to people's attention, they simply shrug, "Well they had it coming."

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May 8, 2023·edited May 8, 2023

An interesting book on this subject that I read a few years back is “After the Reich: The Brutal History of the Allied Occupation” by Giles MacDonough. Very grim reading, and as you say, largely forgotten, if it was even ever known to most. I had never heard or read a hint of such stuff before coming across this book.

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I have a good German friend who is a teacher. Shortly after 1989 he moved from the west to the former E. Germany and taught there for many years. We were discussing this question once and he told me he once gave an assignment to his students to ask their parents what had happened to them at the end of the war. He told me he was shocked by the stories the students told him and began to cry. I didn’t ask for the details.

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typical brainwashed idiot

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My comment was directed towards you

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Hi guys,

Although it's a very heated topic, please cool it. Thanks!

Speaking of heat, it must be 90 something at 8AM in Pakse. Sitting at a café, I'm drenched in sweat. Heating bills aren't a problem here...

Linh

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There is a book - "The Hoax of the Twentieth Century" - which presents arguments and statistics on the physical impossibility of the Holocaust as it is presented. The author explains how facts are "reinterpreted" for the purpose of the H'caust story -as one of many examples, it is certainly and undoubtedly a fact that the pesticide then called Zyklon-B was used in massive quantities. Yes, being a pesticide, it was used to kill hair and body lice, because lice carry typhus. Just as Linh quoted Ron Unz, Anne Frank died of typhus and spent almost the last year of her life in the camp infirmary. Ironically, it may have been a LACK of Zyklon-B in Anne Frank's camp that allowed infected lice to get into the camp, subsequently causing a typhus outbreak during which she eventually caught the disease that killed her.

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this truthfulness is of first class writing

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Yes, Linh Dinh's outspoken truth-entries are great to read.

Interesting that Linh is Asian and knows so much about the real truth of the WWII Holocaust". I read that Asians' IQ is 105--Linh's is definitely that.

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May 9, 2023Liked by Linh Dinh

I remember visiting Prague years ago and learning about this fact, which is certainly not as taught in schools as the Holocaust. Millions (6 million?) of Germans expelled by force from Czech lands, and many dead. As it is common, civilians always pay the price. Czechs couldn't fight the German soldiers, but expelling and beating a few old people from the country that lost the war, why not. It is a sad constant of human nature. Now Latvia apparently wants to expel some Russian-speaking old women because of the war in the Ukraine. (Meanwhile the Aussiedler or Volga Germans who migrated from the Soviet Union to Germany are keeping quiet). https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russians-take-language-test-avoid-expulsion-latvia-2023-05-08/

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First, the pedestrian: Juice Box Girl, who appears to be about 12 and properly slim for a girl of that age, will be an absolute rocket in a few years. And I say this as a 65 year old white guy living in California with no extreme case of pervy Yellow Fever...just a man who likes handicapping. (When I was that age, most 12 year olds looked like that.) As to the JQ ---- it's as if they have no mirrors and hence zero self-reflection. "How is it we have been kicked out of every country we have ever lived over the past 2,000 years? It's obviously them! We are so persecuted! Oy - the pain!!!"

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I’ve always found this argument about how many were killed in the Holocaust to be a method two groups, both decidedly anti-people, use this argument dishonestly in order to push their own similar agenda. On the one side the obvious pro-Nazis claiming none were murdered or gassed. On the other side, the Zionists claiming 6 million incinerated. The fact is, a very large number of completely innocent, honest people, including political activists, mentally or physically disabled, and mainly apolitical Jews were reduced to fodder for a totalitarian regime. I have the Judenpass “passports” of my grandparents and father. I have the documents where their property was valued at practically nothing so it could easily be confiscated. My great aunt from Budapest told me that 53 family members were murdered, one way or another. Arguing about numbers is a way of reducing a genocide to a discussion of how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. Shame to those who fall for that crap!

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My two cats and I lodge an objection to the word “pussies” slung about by you referring to white, weak, cowardly men mostly active, it seems, on that man Ron Unz’ Review. We (me and my cats) unmeekly suggest you use words like ding-dongs and dipsticks and half-cocks to refer to meek men not up in literal arms about Jew-jacked society. My cats are fierce, elegant creatures not averse to jump at my throat when I start singing, proving their abhorrence to false notes in their environment, croaked by Jew or not. And I, me and myself, all three female, do not like the derogatory use of a derogatory term for female genitalia. Besides, nowadays women are much more fierce than men (see all the Jew-jacked Hollywood movies), so it’s cultural misappropriation to use their genitalia to describe gutless men.

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May 8, 2023·edited May 8, 2023Author

Hi Jelleke,

The word pussy by itself is beautiful, even elegant. It's only an insult when used to describe a man, but not even if it's an accurate description.

In the UK, cunt is often used as an insult, particularly by women towards women.

As for male genitals as insults, we have dick, dickhead and prick. Though these are meant for men, they don't describe the soft and weepy creatures at Unz.

In Vietnam, there's a very peculiar insult used by women on women, "crippled cunt" ["lồn què"]. It literally means a vagina during menstruation, but expressed very nastily.

Any word or word combination has its place. Glancing at Unz recently, I noticed there was a featured writer who called himself RockaBoatus.

What a tight, snug fit. He belongs!

Linh

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Linh, if you think "pussy" is a beautiful, elegant word, why use it to insult the male creatures you despise? As reverendspooner suggested, the "dongless ones" would be more appropriate. Or how about "dicklets"? Men not worthy of a whole, full-grown organ.

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Great post.

Should refer to them as the "Dongless ones?"

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Pussy is not a derogatory word when used to describe female genitalia. Au contraire. Cunt seems harsh because of its sound, altho I think it has historical roots. Snatch seems clearly misogynist. Muff is kind of cute, but limited in description to the pubic patch. What word do you use or do you propose? Seriously...

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What word do I use? Seriously, I don't discuss such private things with strange men ...

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such a tease...

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If human ashes in great quantity were used "as landfill" these areas would still be easily identifiable with ground penetrating Lidar. Has this methodology been used there, anyone?

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Yes,at a site in Treblinka,where mass graves of 900`000 people had been claimed.Came out,18 feet deep,nothing had been moved in the last hundred years.

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I think that Jewish thinking can be termed narcissistic thinking. While Jews may be more prone to this way of thinking, I am sure that non Jewish narcissists outnumber them. The whole of mainstream media and the whole of government operate narcissistically, never admitting wrongdoing, always saying they are protecting democracy, always saying they are doing the right thing, while every one of them with a functioning brain (not many) knows what they are really doing and who they are really protecting. The creatures of Jekyll Island,  the creatures of Tragedy & Hope, the creatures of Confessions of an Economic Hitman, the freaks of the WEF, along with their own asses. In my mind, the scam is bigger than the Jewish population, yet they kind of stick out due to their inability to handle criticism with a fair response. They can't even say, "Look an anti-Jew," instead they say, "Look an anti-semite" which, from what I've learned, includes people that the accused probably wasn't criticizing. You say euthanasia, I say youth in Asia...

All they're doing is dividing and conquering us in as many ways as possible, where you are supposed to blurt out what you do with your genitals and to whom or what upon meeting a stranger. What could be more demeaning? "Hello, I am a they, and I have sex with my partner, Wally the Watermelon".

"Really? You're a Fruitlover? What's your name they?" 

"Annoying Orange"

"Nice to meet you Annoying Orange, I am a tree fucker, 200 footers mostly, and my name is Sequoia."

For fuck's sake, get me off this planet!

Which is exactly what 'they' intend, 'they' meaning more than just the Jews.

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May 8, 2023·edited May 8, 2023Author

Hi uddr,

It's more than just narcissism. It's we're God's chosen, Jews vs. goyim, us against them, progressives vs. reactionaries, woke vs. fascists, you're either with us or against us. It's genocidal thinking, as taught by Yahweh, the Old Testament God. It's we're the righteous victims always, with everybody else guilty of crimes, insults and slanders against us. It's Elie Wiesel saying Jews have always been persecuted for no reasons. Jewish thinking is assigning group instead of individual guilts, which isn't just irrational but immoral.

I've said repeatedly that Jewish thinking can infect anyone, even you.

Linh

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As Gilad Atzmon had stated; it is a dialectic between the ethos of Athens, the consideration of the colour "grey" and all options; and the ethos of Jerusalem: upholding "black and white" and unchallenged obedience.

Was he booted from Unz, or left voluntarily? Or something more sinister? His website hasn't been touched since March 2022...

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" the consideration of the colour "grey" and all options"

Errr... meant to add, "the open discussion of of any subject"

Query vs. Obedience.

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Been a long time since I read Night but weren't Jews killed supposedly according to him by Nazis throwing Jews into pits of fire instead of gas chambers?

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Hi Al,

It's not just bullshit, but terribly written bullshit, in the purplest prose imaginable:

He seemed to be telling the truth. Not far from us, flames, huge flames, were rising from a ditch. Something was being burned there. A truck drew close and unloaded its hold: small children. Babies! Yes, I did see this, with my own eyes… children thrown into the flames. (Is it any wonder that ever since then, sleep tends to elude me?)

So that was where we were going. A little farther on, there was another, larger pit for adults.

I pinched myself: Was I still alive? Was I awake? How was it possible that men, women, and children were being burned and that the world kept silent? No. All this could not be real. A nightmare perhaps… Soon I would wake up with a start, my heart pounding, and find that I was back in the room of my childhood, with my books...

My father's voice tore me from my daydreams:

"What a shame, a shame that you did not go with your mother…I saw many children your age go with their mothers…"

His voice was terribly sad. I understood that he did not wish to see what they would do to me. He did not wish to see his only son go up in flames.

My forehead was covered with cold sweat. Still, I told him that I could not believe that human beings were being burned in our times; the world would never tolerate such crimes…

"The world? The world is not interested in us. Today, everything is possible, even the crematoria… His voice broke.

"Father," I said. "If that is true, then I don't want to wait. I'll run into the electrified barbed wire. That would be easier than a slow death in the flames."

He didn't answer. He was weeping. His body was shaking. Everybody around us was weeping. Someone began to recite Kaddish, the prayer for the dead. I don't know whether, during the history of the Jewish people, men have ever before recited Kaddish for themselves.

"Yisgadal, veyiskadash, shmey raba…May His name be celebrated and sanctified…" whispered my father.

For the first time, I felt anger rising within me. Why should I sanctify His name? The Almighty, the eternal and terrible Master of the Universe, chose to be silent. What was there to thank Him for?

We continued our march. We were coming closer and closer to the pit, from which an infernal heat was rising. Twenty more steps. If I was going to kill myself, this was the time. Our column had only some fifteen steps to go. I bit my lips so that my father would not hear my teeth chattering. Ten more steps. Eight. Seven. We were walking slowly, as one follows a hearse, our own funeral procession. Only four more steps. Three. There it was now, very close to us, the pit and its flames. I gathered all that remained of my strength in order to break rank and throw myself onto the barbed wire. Deep down, I was saying good-bye to my father, to the whole universe, and, against my will, I found myself whispering the words: "Yisgadal, veyiskadash, shmey raba…May His name be exalted and sanctified…" My heart was about to burst. There. I was face-to-face with the Angel of Death…

No. Two steps from the pit, we were ordered to turn left and herded into barracks.

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P.S. I should get started on my Holocaust memoir.

Whoopi Goldberg on The View, "Today, we have an amazing guest, the only Holocaust survivor from Vietnam, Linh Dinh. Like Elie Weasel, Mr. Dinh was also at Auschwitz, but unlike Mr. Weasel, Mr. Dinh was thrown into the fire pit, where he stayed for several days, but somehow he survived!"

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You are a little young for being a holocaust survivor but fortunately for you following generations are now supposed to be able to inherit the trauma so that the grift can keep on giving.

In 2300 people will read about a survivor saying, "Oy Vey. It was just like I was in the gas chamber. I feel like they made soap out of me. I can't even bathe it was so traumatic!"

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May 8, 2023Liked by Linh Dinh

It has been noted that when "Night" was first published it contained no reference to gas chambers. But in subsequent editions, the term "gas chamber" has been insinuated into the text in several places.

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That must be it because I read an old copy from the library. Surprised they missed that one

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May 10, 2023Liked by Linh Dinh

To clarify, it is only in the German translation. The translator rendered EVERY instance of "crematorium," or whatever the German equivalent is, as "gaskamer." According to Robert Faurisson, Elie Wiesel was made aware of the translator's choice of word and did not object. So perhaps not strictly a blatant interpolation, but we are not really dealing with historicity here, are we? Such slippage of meaning is more to be found in redaction of religious texts, in this case the memoir of Saint Elie Wiesel, and done here to deceive a specific audience, which is German schoolchildren.

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Linh, Have you ever stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, your experience of fleeing the People’s Army of Vietnam when you were very young is what underlies your Hitlerian belief in Judeo-Bolshevism - a long since “eviscerated and discredited” antisemitic canard?

Could be.

A relatively new theory states that we are nothing if not the sum of our traumas, both large and small.

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Dear Linh,

I listened to an audiobook most of one sleepless night recently: The Happiest Refugee by Anh Do, who is without a doubt Australia's best known and best loved Vietnamese refugee. I wonder if you know of him. He studied law and painting, but gained fame as a comedian. He has hosted a TV program called Anh's Brush with Fame in which he interviews a prominent person and paints a portrait simultaneously. His interviews are incredibly sensitive and deep and the portraits aren't bad either. His entry into Australia's most prominent and prestigious art prize has just been shortlisted with a stunning portrait of another Australian icon, Archie Roach. He has been shortlisted 4 times previously.

Anyway what I am getting at is that the first part of the book I listened to was set in Vietnam and gives an overview of the events leading up to the family's flight from Vietnam as boat people. Part of this was the stories of two of his mother's uncles who were incarcerated in one of these camps and brief snapshots of the atrocities they endured, which I agree were at least as bad as anything I have read about Nazi camps. However in their cases, they were saved. Anh's father, who was as brave and cheeky a 21-year old as you are lucky to find anywhere, called in a favour from a friend and was able to 'borrow' a general's uniform while the general was out of town. The skinny young man donned the unform and strolled into the prison camp and demanded that the two brothers be turned over to him. The nonplussed guards were too afraid to not obey and so the uncles escaped. Sometime later the same young man, still not 25, organised the purchase of a leaky fish boat which he captained and escaped with 40 family members aboard including 2 year Anh. After 5 days at sea and within a whisker of death many times they were eventually received in Australia. Its a great story. But the story about the camp was bad.

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May 11, 2023·edited May 11, 2023Author

Hi Isha,

I just finished a new piece and have just eaten my lunch/dinner at 5PM, so I'll keep this short.

No Vietnamese would believe that escape story. Vietnamese Communists aren't to be toyed with. No chance they would be fooled by a 21-year-old pretending to be a general. In no country on earth can a 21-year-old be a colonel, much less a general.

Sure sounds like this writer is hamming it up for his white audience.

Many people died in those camps, and many more died escaping from. Vietnam. Whatever you read from this writer is diluted for whites. He can't indict Communists with any seriousness lest be be accused of being right wing or even a Fascist.

The guy is a sellout.

Linh

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Isha is extending the "cope strategy" of limiting the admission of barbarism that ANY colonist country of the "Collective Waste" has to mete out with their indigenous populations!

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Dear Linh, I won't argue the toss about this one. His most recent portrait award:

https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/prizes/archibald/2023/3052

His younger brother Khoa Do is also a respected film director and philanthropist in Australia.

Keep cool, Isha

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Obviously, if an award comes from a white colonial country, and a philanthropist to boot, it must be legit.

By the way, Bill Gates and Karl Schwab are also philanthropists.

So were John D. Rocka fella, Van der Bilt and Carnagie.

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I would add to that Bill and Hilary Clinton. As for Khoa Do, the young Australian philanthropist: " Do has been active in helping the under-privileged in South Western Sydney, especially the Vietnamese community. While at university he worked as an English teacher and job-seeking-skills volunteer among the youth living in Cabramatta. In 2006, Do commenced voluntary work with disadvantaged kids at Cabramatta's Open Family Youth Social Services Centre, after being asked to teach film-making to "at risk" youths."

Hardly in the same league. Although philanthropy has been given a bad name by the above criminals, it can still simply mean a person who loves his fellow man.

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I believe "philanthropy" exists so big crime can avoid long prison sentences.

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Here I am again, Linh, with a question. I'm sorry it's off-topic, but I've been thinking about this for years and you are the one person I know now who is a world traveler.

What do people in other countries think about American violence within American borders? If I were someone whose family had been decimated by American bombs, I think I'd do a little dance every time there was another mass shooting in the U.S. And of course Americans seem incapable of making the connection between the violence we perpetrate everywhere else and the violence at home.

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May 9, 2023·edited May 10, 2023Author

Hi Susan,

Regarding mass shootings in the US, all foreigners I've talked to attributed it to the widespread availability of guns, because that's the Jewish narrative coming out of America. Most are not aware of how lethal many American neighborhoods are, so they're shocked to hear that +500 people were murdered last year in Philadelphia, a city of 1.6 million people. That sounds like war.

Foreigners are also unaware that blacks commit an outrageously disproportionate number of violent crimes in the USA. Thanks to the Jewjewed media, even many Americans believe blacks are just victims of racist white cops, and if they commit more crimes, it's just because of poverty.

Americans have long been conditioned to get a kick out of violence, so they're thrilled at seeing people shot or blown up, with even chainsaw murders having an audience. Americans consider this Jewish composed line hilarious or even poetry, "I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Most foreigners are simply not that insane. More American bombs dropped on Laos than anywhere else, and Laos continue to be killed by them, but there is zero evidence of Lao hatred for ordinary Americans, or even for America.

Three years ago, I met one of the last Vietnamese survivors of the Battle of Dien Bien Phu. Of this 90-year-old man, I wrote:

A few years ago, a tour guide brought some French tourists to his home, so he fed them all, just like he fed me.

"I said to them, ‘Ça va! Ça va!’ When we fought them, it was, ‘Mains en l’air!" Now, it was, ‘Ça va!’”

Among the monuments scattered around Dien Bien Phu, there’s an obelisk erected by a former Foreign Legionaire, Rolf Rodel, on land donated by the Vietnamese government. Fronted by wreaths, plaques and even jars containing incense sticks, it’s a dignified memorial to the dead.

https://linhdinhphotos.blogspot.com/2020/02/dien-bien-phu.html

Linh

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I've often heard foreigners express sympathy for ordinary Americans, which is extremely generous of them. As far as black / brown violence goes, I used to live in a "bad" neighborhood in Manhattan and I was never fearful. I walked home from work (about two miles) at night if I got off work before midnight Monday through Thursday, and at any hour on Friday nights. I moved back to Maine and never was fearful UNTIL. Until a doctor moved in across the road who hated me because I was the only person who talked back to him; I still have a copy of the screed he wrote for a Tea Party website which was too extreme even for the Tea Party which took it down (he slammed the local schools which is a no-no here). I seriously thought about getting a gun for protection in case he went gonzo some night. White, wealthy, and privileged, he was a creep. I know I never lived in the situation you did in Philadelphia (just NYC), but I've never been scared of black people white I find white people bloody frightening!

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