Interesting information on how China is utilizing social media to foment racial divisions in Singapore.
Kind of hard to tell because many Chinese Singaporeans are in fact racist towards Indian Singaporeans and Indians from everywhere.
In recent times I’ve noticed it’s gotten worse, tapping upon ‘economic anxiety’ (many new Indian immigrants are professionals with higher than median STEM and managerial jobs)
This article traces one prong in this disinfo from China
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Singaporeans, Malaysians, Indonesians in Southeast Asia: I FUCKING HATE YOU
Singaporeans, Malaysians, Indonesians abroad: WE ARE NUSANTARA. WE ARE BERSAMA
An Australian politician is looking into reinvigorating Indonesian studies into Australian schools and universities after decades of decline but what I’m hearing is “Indonesia is important because it’s our closest neighbors, they have more than 250 million people, and important to Australian trade.”
What I’m not hearing is how they plan to make Indonesia relevant to everyday Australians so that they and their kids would have any level of interest into studying about Indonesia, learning Indonesian, and visiting the country beyond just Bali.
You can't be pushing a country's language without fully incorporating the importance of that country socially, culturally, and politically into your country's mindset. Saying Indonesian is an important language for Australia is meaningless when there's no real significant and thoughtful social and cultural engagements, interactions, and relevance of Indonesia and Indonesian anything in the daily lives of Australians. Indonesia is just simply not socially and culturally relevant for Australians in general.
If you want Indonesian to be learned, studied, and adopted by Australians, the government should have incorporated all things Indonesia in long running culturally impactful shows like Neighbours and Home and Away, by making it more than just a point of interest or topic of the week but infuse it into the lore and bring it up every so often over the years.
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CBC found out an Indonesian noodle seller in Palembang had been getting paid by Meta for posting in support of Albertan independence, pretending to be a Canadian in Canada, and stealing posts from actual Canadians.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/facebook-overseas-alberta-separtism-9.7223966?cmp=rss
Singaporeans, Malaysians and Indonesians in Southeast Asia: I FUCKING HATE YOU MY FOOD IS BETTER YOU STOLE MY THINGS AND LANGUAGE
Singaporeans, Malaysians and Indonesians outside of SE Asia: WE ARE NUSANTARA WE ALL HAVE THE BEST FOOD AND CULTURE
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A letter in the Singapore Straits Times in 1982, warning about privacy and ethics and digital crimes
(Found by Singaporean historian Dhevarajan Devadas)
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19820921-1.2.79.1
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