INTERVIEW with Harry Richardson, author. It was supposed to be an article, then it grew and grew. Just like ANGLOPHOBIA has been growing, maybe the biggest phobia of them all
INTERVIEW with Harry Richardson, author. It was supposed to be an article, then it grew and grew. Just like ANGLOPHOBIA has been growing, maybe the biggest phobia of them all
ANGLOPHOBIA! There’s homophobia, Islamophobia. Now, what may be the biggest phobia of them all - the MASSIVE, GROWING and EXTREMELY DANGEROUS ANGLOPHOBIA. It’s been an unrecognized hatred. Not any more. This is not a case of “Cry Wolf!” when no wolf is around. This danger, this evil, exists. The denigration and devaluing of anything associated with the Anglosphere - the British, whites, Europeans, Christianity, the West, Western culture and values.
Excellent! Thank you. 🌷Regarding protecting your culture, our family has property in Thailand which in order to visit, we have to go through a large number of hoops. Early on, in 2003 there were large numbers of Indian tailors. And a suit shop on just about every corner wherever tourists went.
That year the Thai government passed a law banning any more Indians from relocating there, “because they’re changing our culture”. We don’t see Indian tailor shops there today. In order to be a Thai citizen, you must be born of a Thai mother in Thailand. Thailand will always be Thailand because they protect their culture. Until this year, a non-Thai may not own land. Last month because Covid destroyed the tourism industry, the government decided to allow non Thai to own a very small piece of land if they invest a very large amount of money in the country. I expect they’ll monitor this situation very closely. There are three groups of people in Thailand: Thais, Burmese labourers on temporary work permits, and tourists (mostly Western) on temporary visas.
Excellent! Thank you. 🌷Regarding protecting your culture, our family has property in Thailand which in order to visit, we have to go through a large number of hoops. Early on, in 2003 there were large numbers of Indian tailors. And a suit shop on just about every corner wherever tourists went.
That year the Thai government passed a law banning any more Indians from relocating there, “because they’re changing our culture”. We don’t see Indian tailor shops there today. In order to be a Thai citizen, you must be born of a Thai mother in Thailand. Thailand will always be Thailand because they protect their culture. Until this year, a non-Thai may not own land. Last month because Covid destroyed the tourism industry, the government decided to allow non Thai to own a very small piece of land if they invest a very large amount of money in the country. I expect they’ll monitor this situation very closely. There are three groups of people in Thailand: Thais, Burmese labourers on temporary work permits, and tourists (mostly Western) on temporary visas.