neonazi on the rise in Mongolia Options

[northstar]

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/...1910893,00.html

In the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator, "Shoot the Chinese" is spray-painted on a brick wall near a movie theater. A pair of swastikas and the words "Killer Boys ...! Danger!" can be read on a fence in an outlying neighborhood of yurt dwellings. Graffiti like this, which can be found all over the city, is the work of Mongolia's neo-Nazis, an admittedly implausible but often intimidating, and occasionally violent, movement.


Ulan Bator is home to three ultra-nationalist groups claiming a combined membership of several thousand — a not insignificant number in a country of just 3 million people. They have adopted Nazi paraphernalia and dogma, and are vehemently anti-Chinese. One group, Blue Mongolia, has admitted to shaving the heads of local women found sleeping with Chinese men. Its leader was convicted last year of murdering his daughter's Mongolian boyfriend, who had merely studied in China. See pictures of race riots continue in China's far west.

The neo-Nazis may be on society's fringe, but they represent the extreme of a very real current of nationalism. Sandwiched between Russia and China, with foreign powers clamoring for a slice of the country's vast mineral riches, many Mongolians fear economic and ethnic colonization. This has prompted displays of hostility toward outsiders and slowed crucial foreign-investment negotiations.

Fifty-year-old Zagas Erdenebileg is the leader of Dayar Mongol (All Mongolia), the most prominent of the neo-Nazi groups. "If our blood mixes with foreigners', we'll be destroyed immediately," says Erdenebileg, who has run unsuccessfully for parliament four times. He loathes the Chinese — whom he accuses of involvement in prostitution and drug-trafficking — and reveres Genghis Khan, who he says influenced Adolf Hitler. I ask him if he considers his adoption of the beliefs of a regime that singled out and executed people with Mongol features from among Soviet prisoners of war to be in any way ironic. "It doesn't matter," he shrugs. "We share the same policies."

If Erdenebileg is the elder statesman of Mongolia's neo-Nazis, Shari Mungun-Erdene, the 23-year-old leader of the roughly 200-strong Mongolian National Union (MNU), is the new kid on the block and sports a swastika tattoo on his chest. The MNU takes vigilante action against law-breaking outsiders, Mungun-Erdene says, mainly Chinese. When I ask what kind of action, he replies, "Whatever it takes so that they don't live here." At other times, though, he comes across as an overzealous adolescent. He opens his laptop to show photos of his neo-Nazi buddies. But beside the folders entitled "Guns" and "Skinheads" are others with names like "My Car" and "Mom in Japan."

Dagva Enkhtsetseg, program manager for the Open Society Forum, an Ulan Bator – based organization that promotes public participation in civic life, points out that the neo-Nazis don't enjoy broad support. A graduate in Mongolian nationalism, she argues that hard-line nationalism's allure is subsiding as more young Mongolians are exposed to globalization or study abroad. That was evident during the presidential election in May, when bogus accusations that Democratic Party leader and eventual winner Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj was part Chinese fell on deaf ears. "In the past that would have worked," Enkhtsetseg says.

The neo-Nazis still pose some threats, however. In May, a newsletter of the international development charity Voluntary Service Overseas reported allegations that two Peace Corps volunteers were "severely beaten" outside a pub after a confrontation with Dayar Mongol members. (Erdenebileg denies his group's involvement.) One 25-year-old American living in Ulan Bator, who didn't wish to be named, said he was accosted by neo-Nazis at a nightclub for cavorting with a Mongolian woman. "After they showed a swastika, my initial thought was, This isn't going to be a normal fight," he says. "They wanted to send a message." That message, delivered by spray paint or fists, translates to "get out."

[thehorsemen]

Only thing i can say is.....EIN VOLK EIN REICH EIN FUHRER!!!! SEIG HEIL!!! *Clacks heels, salutes the MYA*




This post has been edited by thehorsemen: Jul 19 2009, 10:37 PM

[99dolla]

Mongolia for Mongolians

[thehorsemen]

Danke

[GokTuul]

Ulan Bator is home to three ultra-nationalist groups claiming a combined membership of several thousand — a not insignificant number in a country of just 3 million people. They have adopted Nazi paraphernalia and dogma, and are vehemently anti-Chinese. One group, Blue Mongolia, has admitted to shaving the heads of local women found sleeping with Chinese men. Its leader was convicted last year of murdering his daughter's Mongolian boyfriend, who had merely studied in China. See pictures of race riots continue in China's far west.

Handehoh Xuixia! chinazin es verboten! sigh.. I can't believe people are still posting this outdated article I remember most of it was a joke by some journalism student, murder? LoL for studying China that is hilarious and I am fascinated about where they got their story. Even more so since Time a seemingly reputable new site copied the most laughable selection into their story. salut!

EIN VOLK EIN REICH EIN FUHRER!!!! SEIG HEIL!!!

[thehorsemen]

*Rides in a car, holding one arm out.*

[GokTuul]

*Rides in a car, holding one arm out.*

achtuuuung! *Salutes* n


EDTno comment war lol

This post has been edited by GokTuul: Jul 20 2009, 02:51 AM

[thehorsemen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUOSxgB4pUI

[GokTuul]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUOSxgB4pUI

Lol ja zher gut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N3-b0swVjw

This post has been edited by GokTuul: Jul 20 2009, 02:36 AM

[thehorsemen]

Ahahahahaha

[afewminutesofyou...]

Shari Mungun-Erdene, the 23-year-old leader of the roughly 200-strong Mongolian National Union (MNU), is the new kid on the block and sports a swastika tattoo on his chest.

Someone should post this on white nationalist forums and see what they think.

[thehorsemen]

White....nationalist? lol

[duality]

Wow, mongol neo-nazi? are you sure this news is not reporting something happened in some parrellel universe but not this universe?

Well, jokes aside, to be fair, some news also reports there are some taiwanese groups are also call themselves nazi.

I can only say the asian nazi, just like their russian and jew counterparts (i read some news, and yes, there are even some jewish nazi, no matter how weird it sounds like), hopeless retards always make me feel quite embarrassing, you know, you can be a nationalist, but dont try to be a nationalist by being nazi wannabe, its only show your inferiority complex and make you nothing more than an entertaining laughing stock in the world.

Come on even if you have nothing to be proud of about your own tiny country, still dont be so desperate to act like a pathetic joke by acting like a pity nazi-wannabe.

And being an asian, reading news about asian "nazi"s are such as embarrasment to me.

[thehorsemen]

You've already read about this before, ME. And you acted surprised on that account too. lol

[duality]

You've already read about this before, ME. And you acted surprised on that account too. lol

You have posted it here before? show me the link? I dont really remeber I have read there are mongol nazi wannabes as well

I only remeber I read some news in k-chat or taiwan chat claiming there are some nazi-wannabes there?

Well maybe I have forgot it already, can not blame me if this is the case since few will take such news seriously

[thehorsemen]

I'm not searching through 30,000 myempire accounts to find that.

[duality]

I'm not searching through 30,000 myempire accounts to find that.

Were you guys could have some balls and brains to debate instead of keep reporting me like there were no tommorrow...

[AltaiKrai]

You've already read about this before, ME. And you acted surprised on that account too. lol

OH LAWWWDD

[thehorsemen]

On the contrary, I've never reported you.

[thehorsemen]

Though I'd look pretty damned bad @$$ in a heinrich himmler uniform. The frauleins wouldn't keep off of me.