to non-white British Subjects Singapore Chinese communities Singaporeans which they drugged with opium to fund her British Empire and the quality life style of her monarchy.
How can non-white British Subjects Chinese communities be encouraged to take opium/ poison under the British governor in Singapore in 1924, the year she was born. She must be thinking her good quality childhood life style was from their industrialized revolution products were that sellable that the whole world wanted it, English man prosper.
Where is the justice for non-white British Subjects Chinese communities in Singapore? I like to see her apologize to my grandmother addicted to opium, though she had passed away.
Knn think about get fedup when British governor drugged their non-white citizens for drug money to fund their quality life style back home and leave you to die and make Singapore a poor nation to pick up the pieces.
That evening after dinner, I sat on the wide verandah of the hotel, looking over a copy of the "Straits Times." One paragraph, a dispatch from London, caught my eye. " Chinese in Liverpool. Reuter's Telegram. London, January 17, 1917 Thirty-one Chinese were arrested during police raids last night on opium dens in Liverpool. Much opium was seized. The police in one place were attacked by a big retriever and by a number of Chinese, who threw boots and other articles from the house-top."
Coming fresh from a tour of the opium-dens of Singapore, I must say that item caused some mental confusion. It must also be confusing to the Chinese. It must be very perplexing to a Chinese sailor, who arrives in Liverpool on a ship from Singapore, to find such a variation in customs. To come from a part of the British Empire where opium smoking is freely encouraged, to Great Britain itself where such practices are not tolerated. He must ask himself, why it is that the white race is so sedulously protected from such vices, while the subject races are so eagerly encouraged. It may occur to him that the white race is valuable and must be preserved, and that subject races are not worth protecting. This double standard of international justice he must find disturbing. It would seem, at first glance, as if subject races were fair game-if there is money in it. Subject races, dependents, who have no vote, no share in the government and who are powerless to protect themselves-fair game for exploitation.
http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/history/om/om4.htm
Was Australian indigenous people drugged with opium and was opium legal trades in Australia?
The Queen's Birthday is an Australian public holiday but the date varies across states and territories. Australia celebrates this holiday because it is a constitutional monarchy, with the English monarch as head of state.
Queen´s Official birthday Australia
Australia's present monarch is Queen Elizabeth II, whose birthday is celebrated nationwide.
©iStockphoto.com/David Newton
Celebrate the Queen's Birthday
Many Australians have a day off work on the Queen's Birthday. For many, it is a chance to do something with their family or to visit a sporting event. Some people take advantage of the three-day weekend to make trips to visit friends or relatives.
http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/australia/queens-birthday
How can non-white British Subjects Chinese communities be encouraged to take opium/ poison under the British governor in Singapore in 1924, the year she was born. She must be thinking her good quality childhood life style was from their industrialized revolution products were that sellable that the whole world wanted it, English man prosper.
Where is the justice for non-white British Subjects Chinese communities in Singapore? I like to see her apologize to my grandmother addicted to opium, though she had passed away.
Knn think about get fedup when British governor drugged their non-white citizens for drug money to fund their quality life style back home and leave you to die and make Singapore a poor nation to pick up the pieces.
That evening after dinner, I sat on the wide verandah of the hotel, looking over a copy of the "Straits Times." One paragraph, a dispatch from London, caught my eye. " Chinese in Liverpool. Reuter's Telegram. London, January 17, 1917 Thirty-one Chinese were arrested during police raids last night on opium dens in Liverpool. Much opium was seized. The police in one place were attacked by a big retriever and by a number of Chinese, who threw boots and other articles from the house-top."
Coming fresh from a tour of the opium-dens of Singapore, I must say that item caused some mental confusion. It must also be confusing to the Chinese. It must be very perplexing to a Chinese sailor, who arrives in Liverpool on a ship from Singapore, to find such a variation in customs. To come from a part of the British Empire where opium smoking is freely encouraged, to Great Britain itself where such practices are not tolerated. He must ask himself, why it is that the white race is so sedulously protected from such vices, while the subject races are so eagerly encouraged. It may occur to him that the white race is valuable and must be preserved, and that subject races are not worth protecting. This double standard of international justice he must find disturbing. It would seem, at first glance, as if subject races were fair game-if there is money in it. Subject races, dependents, who have no vote, no share in the government and who are powerless to protect themselves-fair game for exploitation.
http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/history/om/om4.htm
Was Australian indigenous people drugged with opium and was opium legal trades in Australia?
The Queen's Birthday is an Australian public holiday but the date varies across states and territories. Australia celebrates this holiday because it is a constitutional monarchy, with the English monarch as head of state.
Queen´s Official birthday Australia
Australia's present monarch is Queen Elizabeth II, whose birthday is celebrated nationwide.
©iStockphoto.com/David Newton
Celebrate the Queen's Birthday
Many Australians have a day off work on the Queen's Birthday. For many, it is a chance to do something with their family or to visit a sporting event. Some people take advantage of the three-day weekend to make trips to visit friends or relatives.
http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/australia/queens-birthday
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