Neo Nazis in Mongolia

[yoMAMA]

yes, even in Mongolia.

Neo Nazis, ultra-nationalists, whatever you call it.

They are mostly against the Chinese.

anti chinese swastika:

http://www.feer.com/assets/images/bluemongolianewcreditrevised.jpg

article:

http://www.feer.com/features/2008/april/Mongolias-China-Syndrome

[mr. x]

Hrmmm. Yeah I think there's a lot of ignorance about what nazism means in asia, ironic considering the swastika was an ancient eastern symbol. I suppose it's easier than getting the horseback riders mobilized again. They haven't done that in a longass time

[Player 0]

Hmm, these people i believe are strongly linked to the Japanese nazi party, which views Chinese as subhumans and themselves a single superior race, which shares ties with Koreans, Russians, Tibetans, Mongolians, Manchurians, Turks, and Finnish peoples.

[mr. x]

uh, I thought japanese were excluded from the whole mongoloid thing.

isn't that what the the whole divine wind hubbub was about

[yoMAMA]

uh, I thought japanese were excluded from the whole mongoloid thing.

isn't that what the the whole divine wind hubbub was about

well, even if the mongols had conquered Japan, there's not many places for them to ride their horses.
:wink:

[Player 0]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turanism

Damn, i forgot to mention Hungarians and Armenians.

[mr. x]

sigh, neo nazis in Russia too. no amount of irony can ever make them funny

[didu]

isn't this a bit blown out of proportion? what are the mongolians gonna do? ride their ponies and invade china again?

[Player 0]

It really depends on the Mongol government, if these groups are popular with the local populace then the government might support them, but if the Chinese government leans hard and the Mongolian government has its priorities in check, then they'll start to crack down on these people.

[AngryABCGirl]

This seems more fringe-groupy than anything else.

[mr. x]

Kinda ironic. Han Chinese have become the new Mongol horde