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I don't think Japan has ever invaded an Islamic country.
Ask our elected leaders? Pah! When the parliament here debated about whether or not to send soldiers to Iraq, over 80% of the population was against it... and they were sent. Some time back, less than 20% of the population supported our Prime Minister. |
Re: OT (or is it?): American Imperialism
Bush's tern will be over in a little less that 4 years. Everyone in the world will celebrate then.
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And Japan has been trying to "impose their culture": mangas and animes are much more popular here than comics, and Asian restaurants are simply more common than places selling American beer. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif I would not call this imposing culture, however; at best, governments can try to promote their culture aboard, or make it harder for foreign culture to "invade" the country. |
Re: OT (or is it?): American Imperialism
Japan conquered Indonesia, alright. They conquered whole fricking East Asia from China to the Pacific and from Hokkaido (but that already was Japan) to New Guinea. But that was in a time when Japan was a fascist empire. I was talking about nowadays.
Though I don't know if Indonesia was islamic in WWII. Back then, we still controlled it, and we were christian. I think that most of the population there was christian as well (like in the Phillippines) and that it only became an Islamic country after they had (rightfully, I think) won their independence. (I know I've been using "islamic" and "Islamic".) |
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http://projectxstudios.com/funny/europe_usa.jpg
slightly related to "cultural imperialism": Europe strikes back! |
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Islam spread to Indonesia by way of the Asian continent hundreds of years before Christianity came with the Porteguese and Spanish explorers. I don't know what the percentage of followers for each by population was before WWII though.
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