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Thorsten J. Pattberg

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Dr. Thorsten J. Pattberg (裴德思 Pei Desi) is a German philosopher and cultural critic. He has written and published extensively about Global language, the Competition for terminologies, and the End of translation. He's the author of 'The East-West Dichotomy', 'Shengren', and 'Knowledge is a Polyglot'. ...more

German regime racket FAZ solicited a brutal hit piece against Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones

This is a true Death Star encounter for Mr. Watson and Mr. Jones. Germany has no freedom of speech, but insane hate speech laws. If the two were German, they would probably get arrested and erased from the internet.
http://www.east-west-dichotomy.com/german-hit-piece-paul-joseph-watson-alex-jones/The German regime racket FAZ solicited a brutal hit piece against [British] Paul Joseph Watson and Read more of this blog post »
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Average rating: 4.73 · 164 ratings · 43 reviews · 54 distinct works
The East-West dichotomy

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Shengren

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Holy Confucius! Some Observ...

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Language Imperialism & The ...

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Inside Peking University: F...

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Lingualism - How Nations Co...

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Corruption in China: Medita...

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Diary of a Mad Imperialist ...

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The Problem of Sinology: Ha...

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Rueful Addiction: There is ...

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“Harvard has now de facto become a Chinese outpost.”
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“Tourists and imperialists do not come to be taught. They call things the way they call things at home.”
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“A Greek invention, democracy is highly overrated. For starters, it never worked in Greece. The first philosophers were fascists and, even today, 2,500 years later, the "cradle of Western civilization" remains an incompetent state. Roman emperors and a vengeful, authoritarian God are the true European success stories.”
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“Not a single Buddha, bodhisattva, or shengren in Europe, but in Asia: all philosophers and saints? What is that probability?”
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“Even if he cannot put his hands on the foreign investment, or receive gifts or bribery, he will explore all means of Chinese hospitality, conferences, shark fun lunch, and foot massages, thus will indulge the high-flyer life of the moment, all on his organization's or the government's bill. Naturally, the Chinese host will want to bring his friends, and lengthen the negotiations.”
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“There is a Cult of Western evangelists and self-righteous crusaders who are determined to dislodge non-Western nations and usurp their governments.”
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“If the humanities were science, the vocabularies of the world's languages would add up, not overlap.”
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“The New York Times must write from the position of highest authority, like the voice of an overlord and colonial master, which it cannot if the matter is discussed on foreign terms.”
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