Actually Japan has had the fewest great leaders in Asia... Which is really paradoxical. They had hundreds of industry leaders, intellectuals, and generals each doing their separate thing.
It was already a high functioning society prior to modernization, so they really didn't need a great leader to whip the people into the modern era.
Lee Kuan Yew took a bunch of dirty, corrupt, and thieving jjangkes and somehow managed to make Singapore the 12th least corrupt country worldwide. 100% of the Chinese youth is fluent in Mandarin and English, when their parents generation spoke neither language. Even the Indians there are among the most successful in the world.
Park Chung Hee, ditto. If you think Korea is shit now, you should have seen it during the 1960s. Even more dysfunctional than Africa and five times dirtier.
Lol @ Europe being raped by Muslims and negros. Can't stand up to Putin invading their own backyard. Taxed to death to feed Muslim welfare leeches. Feminism and LGBT brainwashing is out of control. The white birth rate is just as low as it is in Japan, while Arab immigrants breed like cockroaches. Boo hoo hooo
Churchill starved millions of Indians to death, you should hate him for that gae seki. He didn't do shit in the Asia-Pacific theater, either. That was all America and ANZAC.
Why do gingers convert to radical Islam? (ATTN: Som Pong)
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I would respect the west a lot more if they were actually succeeding compared to the east. They aren't.
Go look at the birth rate, for one. TFR in Japan, South Korea is roughly 1.2-1.3. The TFR is Germany and Italy is also 1.2-1.3. Sounds about equal, right? ...Except Germany and Italy also have Muslim minorities that have much higher birth rates compared to the white population. So their statistics are even worse.
France's TFR is much higher (roughly 2.0), but France doesn't even keep track of birth rate by ethnicity... The vast vast majority of the population growth is coming from Muslim immigrants. We know this because the % of newborn kids named "Mohammed", "Abdurrahman", "Aisha", etc keeps increasing every single year. "Mohammed" is already the most popular boys name in multiple European capitals.
Ditto for sex perversion. Yes Japan is fucked up, but they still have a family unit. They don't have feminist and homo propaganda in the schools. Their society is not welcoming to sodomites and trannies. Yes they are fucked up, but they commit all their fucked up sexual acts in private. That is the key difference.
And I'm not even going to touch the issue of government debt and lackluster economic growth. Europeans can't even fund their own bloated and expensive welfare programs. Korea has a nasty pressure cooker society (Japan doesn't), but Korea is undergoing a rapid economic expansion.
What is Europe's excuse?
Go look at the birth rate, for one. TFR in Japan, South Korea is roughly 1.2-1.3. The TFR is Germany and Italy is also 1.2-1.3. Sounds about equal, right? ...Except Germany and Italy also have Muslim minorities that have much higher birth rates compared to the white population. So their statistics are even worse.
France's TFR is much higher (roughly 2.0), but France doesn't even keep track of birth rate by ethnicity... The vast vast majority of the population growth is coming from Muslim immigrants. We know this because the % of newborn kids named "Mohammed", "Abdurrahman", "Aisha", etc keeps increasing every single year. "Mohammed" is already the most popular boys name in multiple European capitals.
Ditto for sex perversion. Yes Japan is fucked up, but they still have a family unit. They don't have feminist and homo propaganda in the schools. Their society is not welcoming to sodomites and trannies. Yes they are fucked up, but they commit all their fucked up sexual acts in private. That is the key difference.
And I'm not even going to touch the issue of government debt and lackluster economic growth. Europeans can't even fund their own bloated and expensive welfare programs. Korea has a nasty pressure cooker society (Japan doesn't), but Korea is undergoing a rapid economic expansion.
What is Europe's excuse?
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I will admit that Australia, New Zealand offers a superior standard of living compared to all of Asia and most of Europe.
But a lot of that is accidental... A huge chunk of Australia's economy comes from resource extraction, and you can thank Asia for a lot of the industry demand.
Korea doesn't own jack shit in terms of resources and the only way they can stay afloat is by undercutting their competition. Sometimes through shady means.
But a lot of that is accidental... A huge chunk of Australia's economy comes from resource extraction, and you can thank Asia for a lot of the industry demand.
Korea doesn't own jack shit in terms of resources and the only way they can stay afloat is by undercutting their competition. Sometimes through shady means.
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Vutulaki-san
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:Actually Japan has had the fewest great leaders in Asia... Which is really paradoxical. They had hundreds of industry leaders, intellectuals, and generals each doing their separate thing.
It was already a high functioning society prior to modernization, so they really didn't need a great leader to whip the people into the modern era.
Depends on what you consider highly functioning, they thought there leader was a living god lolz the women were all whores, they already had strange sexual desires etc
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:Lee Kuan Yew took a bunch of dirty, corrupt, and thieving jjangkes and somehow managed to make Singapore the 12th least corrupt country worldwide. 100% of the Chinese youth is fluent in Mandarin and English, when their parents generation spoke neither language. Even the Indians there are among the most successful in the world.
Meh he used a European concept to achieve that with a lot of help from the British
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:Park Chung Hee, ditto. If you think Korea is shit now, you should have seen it during the 1960s. Even more dysfunctional than Africa and five times dirtier.
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:Lol @ Europe being raped by Muslims and negros. Can't stand up to Putin invading their own backyard. Taxed to death to feed Muslim welfare leeches. Feminism and LGBT brainwashing is out of control. The white birth rate is just as low as it is in Japan, while Arab immigrants breed like cockroaches. Boo hoo hooo
They account for 6% of Europe's pop and average 2.2 births per woman compared with 1.8 for their non muslim counterparts, nothing to see here.
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:Churchill starved millions of Indians to death, you should hate him for that gae seki. He didn't do shit in the Asia-Pacific theater, either. That was all America and ANZAC.
They tapped Japan's ass in the Burma campaign and the ANZACS served under British command. My gandfather fought under British command in the Malaya emergency under Fijian command who reported directly to the Brits
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayan_E ... ntribution
Millions of Indians werent starved to death by Churchill, they starved to death because of their cowardice, laziness and stupidity. Britain never "occupied" India they liberated it.
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Vutulaki-san
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:I will admit that Australia, New Zealand offers a superior standard of living compared to all of Asia and most of Europe.
But a lot of that is accidental... A huge chunk of Australia's economy comes from resource extraction, and you can thank Asia for a lot of the industry demand.
Korea doesn't own jack shit in terms of resources and the only way they can stay afloat is by undercutting their competition. Sometimes through shady means.
Industry[edit]
Mining[edit]
Main articles: Coal companies of Australia, Energy in Australia and Mining in Australia
Australian energy resources and major export ports map
Coal is mined primarily in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. 54% of the coal mined in Australia is exported, mostly to East Asia. In 2000/01, 258.5 million tonnes of coal was mined, and 193.6 million tonnes exported. Coal provides about 85% of Australia's electricity production.[104] In fiscal year 2008/09, 487 million tonnes of coal was mined, and 261 million tonnes exported.[105] Australia is the world's leading coal exporter.[106]
Australia's Argyle mine is the second largest diamond mine in the world estimated to produce 12.6 million carats in 2014, worth over $500 million.[citation needed] Argyle is known for producing some of the world's most valuable pink and red diamonds.
Manufacturing[edit]
Main article: Manufacturing in Australia
The manufacturing industry in Australia has declined from 30% of GDP in the 1960s to 12% of GDP in 2007.[107]
Agriculture[edit]
Main articles: Agriculture in Australia and Australian wine
Agriculture contributes 3% of Australia's GDP at the farm gate and when value-added processing beyond the farm is included this figure rises to 12%.[27] 60% of farm products are exported. Irrigation is an important and widespread practice for a country where many parts receive low rainfall. Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing was the second strongest industry from 2013-2015, with the number of employees growing from 295,495 in February 2013 to 325,321 in February 2015.[108]
Services[edit]
IT related jobs (such as computer system design and engineering) are defined as Professional, Scientific and Technical Services by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations of Australia. IT job creation occurs mostly in the state capital cities of Australia.[109]
Finance[edit]
Australia's four 'Big Banks' are among the 'World's 50 Safest Banks' as of April 2012.[110] The four largest banks in Australia are also known as the "Big Four".
Between 1991 and 2013, 36,720 mergers and acquisitions with a total known value of US$2,040 billion with the involvement of Australian firms have been announced.[111] In the year 2013, 1,515 transactions valued at US$78 billion had been announced which was a decrease in terms of numbers (−18%) and value (−11%) compared to 2012. The largest takeover or merger transaction involving Australian companies was the 2007 takeover of the Coles Group by Wesfarmers, totalling A$22 billion.[112]
Tourism[edit]
Monthly short-term arrivals in Australia since 1991
Main article: Tourism in Australia
In the financial year 2010–11, the tourism industry represented 2.5% of Australia's GDP, at a value of about $35 billion to the national economy – equivalent to $94.8 million a day to the Australian economy.[113] Domestic tourism is a significant part of the tourism industry, and was responsible for 73% of the total direct tourism GDP.[113] The 2010–11 financial year saw a record number of overseas arrivals in the financial year, with 5.9 million short-term visitor arrivals to Australia (588 extra visitors a day).[113] Tourism employed 513,700 people in Australia in 2010–11, of which 43.7% were part-time. Tourism also contributed 8.0% of Australia's total export earnings in 2010–11.[113]
Media[edit]
Main articles: Media of Australia and Telecommunications in Australia
In 2011–12, Australia was ranked 30th out of 179 countries in accordance to press freedom. Media is a strong industry in Australia, with Fairfax Media and News Corporation representing two of the country's largest media companies.
Education[edit]
Main articles: Education in Australia and Tertiary education in Australia
School attendance is compulsory in Australia, from the age of 5 up until approximately 16 (although it varies between each state and territory).[114] Australia also has an adult literacy rate that was estimated to be 99% in 2003.[115]
In 2004, the average educational acquirement of the adult population in OECD countries was 11.9 years. This is based on the duration of formal educational programmes. Australia ranked relatively highly in the study, with the population recording slightly over 12 years in education, ranking similarly to many European countries such as Sweden, Ireland and Poland. Australia was, however, outperformed by Canada, Germany and the United States—which all measured close to 14 years in education.[116]
In the Programme for International Student Assessment, Australia regularly scores among the top five of thirty major developed countries (member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). Catholic education accounts for the largest non-government sector.
University attendance in Australia is expensive, particularly in comparison to other developed nations such as the New Zealand, Canada, France and the United Kingdom.[117]
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stop shucking and jiving for your british slave masters vutu
go suck on the queen's wrinkled old kunt all you want, she will never get slippery wet for a lowly darkie like you. those english kunts have nothing but agents of jew subversion from the very beginning.
they got 1/3 of the chinese population addicted to opium (grown through Indian slave labor) and then bombed them twice when the chinese tried to make it illegal. i don't care if they all die of aids.
go suck on the queen's wrinkled old kunt all you want, she will never get slippery wet for a lowly darkie like you. those english kunts have nothing but agents of jew subversion from the very beginning.
they got 1/3 of the chinese population addicted to opium (grown through Indian slave labor) and then bombed them twice when the chinese tried to make it illegal. i don't care if they all die of aids.
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L Vutulaki wrote:Turanian Trashtalker wrote:I will admit that Australia, New Zealand offers a superior standard of living compared to all of Asia and most of Europe.
But a lot of that is accidental... A huge chunk of Australia's economy comes from resource extraction, and you can thank Asia for a lot of the industry demand.
Korea doesn't own jack shit in terms of resources and the only way they can stay afloat is by undercutting their competition. Sometimes through shady means.
Industry[edit]
Mining[edit]
Main articles: Coal companies of Australia, Energy in Australia and Mining in Australia
Australian energy resources and major export ports map
Coal is mined primarily in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. 54% of the coal mined in Australia is exported, mostly to East Asia. In 2000/01, 258.5 million tonnes of coal was mined, and 193.6 million tonnes exported. Coal provides about 85% of Australia's electricity production.[104] In fiscal year 2008/09, 487 million tonnes of coal was mined, and 261 million tonnes exported.[105] Australia is the world's leading coal exporter.[106]
Australia's Argyle mine is the second largest diamond mine in the world estimated to produce 12.6 million carats in 2014, worth over $500 million.[citation needed] Argyle is known for producing some of the world's most valuable pink and red diamonds.
Manufacturing[edit]
Main article: Manufacturing in Australia
The manufacturing industry in Australia has declined from 30% of GDP in the 1960s to 12% of GDP in 2007.[107]
Agriculture[edit]
Main articles: Agriculture in Australia and Australian wine
Agriculture contributes 3% of Australia's GDP at the farm gate and when value-added processing beyond the farm is included this figure rises to 12%.[27] 60% of farm products are exported. Irrigation is an important and widespread practice for a country where many parts receive low rainfall. Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing was the second strongest industry from 2013-2015, with the number of employees growing from 295,495 in February 2013 to 325,321 in February 2015.[108]
Services[edit]
IT related jobs (such as computer system design and engineering) are defined as Professional, Scientific and Technical Services by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations of Australia. IT job creation occurs mostly in the state capital cities of Australia.[109]
Finance[edit]
Australia's four 'Big Banks' are among the 'World's 50 Safest Banks' as of April 2012.[110] The four largest banks in Australia are also known as the "Big Four".
Between 1991 and 2013, 36,720 mergers and acquisitions with a total known value of US$2,040 billion with the involvement of Australian firms have been announced.[111] In the year 2013, 1,515 transactions valued at US$78 billion had been announced which was a decrease in terms of numbers (−18%) and value (−11%) compared to 2012. The largest takeover or merger transaction involving Australian companies was the 2007 takeover of the Coles Group by Wesfarmers, totalling A$22 billion.[112]
Tourism[edit]
Monthly short-term arrivals in Australia since 1991
Main article: Tourism in Australia
In the financial year 2010–11, the tourism industry represented 2.5% of Australia's GDP, at a value of about $35 billion to the national economy – equivalent to $94.8 million a day to the Australian economy.[113] Domestic tourism is a significant part of the tourism industry, and was responsible for 73% of the total direct tourism GDP.[113] The 2010–11 financial year saw a record number of overseas arrivals in the financial year, with 5.9 million short-term visitor arrivals to Australia (588 extra visitors a day).[113] Tourism employed 513,700 people in Australia in 2010–11, of which 43.7% were part-time. Tourism also contributed 8.0% of Australia's total export earnings in 2010–11.[113]
Media[edit]
Main articles: Media of Australia and Telecommunications in Australia
In 2011–12, Australia was ranked 30th out of 179 countries in accordance to press freedom. Media is a strong industry in Australia, with Fairfax Media and News Corporation representing two of the country's largest media companies.
Education[edit]
Main articles: Education in Australia and Tertiary education in Australia
School attendance is compulsory in Australia, from the age of 5 up until approximately 16 (although it varies between each state and territory).[114] Australia also has an adult literacy rate that was estimated to be 99% in 2003.[115]
In 2004, the average educational acquirement of the adult population in OECD countries was 11.9 years. This is based on the duration of formal educational programmes. Australia ranked relatively highly in the study, with the population recording slightly over 12 years in education, ranking similarly to many European countries such as Sweden, Ireland and Poland. Australia was, however, outperformed by Canada, Germany and the United States—which all measured close to 14 years in education.[116]
In the Programme for International Student Assessment, Australia regularly scores among the top five of thirty major developed countries (member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). Catholic education accounts for the largest non-government sector.
University attendance in Australia is expensive, particularly in comparison to other developed nations such as the New Zealand, Canada, France and the United Kingdom.[117]
every single developed country has that shit. don't even talk to me about industry. korea kicks ass at manufacturing.
the question is what propels australia to the top above most of europe and even the united states? it's the same reason why norway is much wealthier than its scandinavian neighbors.
it's not your bullshit "institutions", otherwise england would be a better place to live than australia.
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i swear to god i hope all those rumors of north korea being full of mineral resources are true
maybe then those kunts can chill out once in a while. people are going crazy from overwork and stress. then we can actually fund real welfare for the elderly.
i want at least 60,000 per capita gdp like norway.
maybe then those kunts can chill out once in a while. people are going crazy from overwork and stress. then we can actually fund real welfare for the elderly.
i want at least 60,000 per capita gdp like norway.
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Vutulaki-san
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:stop shucking and jiving for your british slave masters vutu
Brits never had any Indian slaves buddy where you getting that from? they LIBERATED India from Mughal rule. If it werent for the Brits 60% of me would still be in India.
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:go suck on the queen's wrinkled old kunt all you want, she will never get slippery wet for a lowly darkie like you. those english kunts have nothing but agents of jew subversion from the very beginning.
The Royals met with Gandhi (the bitch) when Churchill refused to meet with the "Half naked savage", please dont talk about the dear Queen like that, if she was in front of you right now you would kneel in awe, Such is her Majesty
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:they got 1/3 of the chinese population addicted to opium (grown through Indian slave labor)
GOOD the chinese were refusing global free trade, the Brits made traders of them. Funniest shit is the chinks trying to fight British ManoWar with their dragon boats, East asia does very poorly against western military powers, at least the Indians gave the Brits a hiding or two ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Anglo-Maratha_War ). Got to take my hat off to Japan though they occupied China while trying to fight the world, its like taking on a whole party in a fight while holding down your bitch boy with your foot on his neck and still managing to get shots off on others, how embarrassing for China lol
Turanian Trashtalker wrote: and then bombed them twice when the chinese tried to make it illegal. i don't care if they all die of aids.
What are you not getting about them ruling the world back then mate?
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Vutulaki-san
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:i swear to god i hope all those rumors of north korea being full of mineral resources are true
maybe then those kunts can chill out once in a while. people are going crazy from overwork and stress. then we can actually fund real welfare for the elderly.
i want at least 60,000 per capita gdp like norway.
50% of the elderly in South Korea live below the poverty line, this is not an indicator of a developed nation.
I have to send money to my Korea mum every month, I dont mind doing it but when I hear "Uri Nara numba one!" I always bring that shit up IRL haha
And they still invite over hahahaha
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