The yellow races will take over the world

Who cares . . . are you now adding racism to your repertoire of nastiness? There aren't any "yellow races." There is one race, the human race. Some of them have a skin color which is inaccurate described as yellow. Those so described now represent about a third of the world's population.

What's the matter, boy, gittin' skeert ?

Heer we goes agin.

Careful Creasy, there are two of them yeller hord hiding under your bed.

Lotta folks can read that bible on the coffee table jes by lookin at the outsida it.

That yella must've been a beer stain.

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Mr. Creasy, do you feel the world is yours and about to be taken over by someone else?

PEOPLE WITH HEPITITIS ARE TAKING OVER THE WORLD!?

THEY'RE RECOGNIZED AS THEIR OWN RACE NOW!?

I always thought they were from another planet and now I have proof.

I saw it on the internet so that's proof right?

of course it is

I have never heard of this.

Er.....maybe it's their turn?



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Damned Rorschach the damned book is anyhow...

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I think I have found the "yellow races" for everyone.

Yellow races photo

Hmm... Your friend seems to be spreading a philosophy, as far as I can tell, at least in part based on racism, hindsight bias, and other misinterpretations. I say this having read the text which your friend seems to have quoted. Note when you're reading it that the references to "the Yellow Races" are not quoted from the Bible at all, but rather mere reflections of the author's biases.

So, and I am not kidding or making this up at all, here is the link: China in Prophecy

It seems that this person's message has been passed around the internet and among other (equally uninformed) audiences.

Maybe they will do a better job of taking care of it.

Fascinatin' stuff, Smog . . . the author of that screed you linked was identified as Ernest Martin, PhD . . . "PhD" . . . here's what a google search turned up on Ernest Martin, "PhD":

Dr. Ernest L. Martin was born in Meeker, Oklahoma on April 20, 1932 and died in January 2002. He became a controversial for his works on archaeology in Israel with respect to the Temple Mount, because he claimed that the site of the Al Aqsa mosque and Dome of the Rock incorrectly identified the true location of the third Temple in Jerusalem.

Ernest L. Martin attended grade and high school in Exeter, California and graduated from the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, California which specialized in meteorology. From 1950 to 1954 he was a member of the United States Air Force who sent him to the University of New Mexico to further his education in meteorology and following this he then became a weather forecaster in Greenland. He spent another year working at Lowry AFB working in research and development for High Altitude studies at Denver, Colorado.

During 1955 Ernest Martin became a supporter of the ministry of Herbert W. Armstrong and the Radio Church of God (later known as the Worldwide Church of God). He attended Ambassador College at Pasadena, California in 1958 and later transferred to the campus in England. He was ordained as a minister of the Radio Church of God in 1959 and continued with his studies at Ambassador College to finally earn an unaccredited Ph.D in education during 1966. From 1960 to 1972 he taught history, theology and elementary meteorology at the Ambassador College campus in Bricket Wood, England where he became Dean of Faculty.

There's more of the same as the alleged "Doctor" Martin moved up in the ranks of holy roller exploitationists . . . i wish i'd have gone into Hey-Zeus exploitation literature years ago, i'd be a gazillionaire by now . . .

Conservative sources are usually fun to read. It's so rare they are willing to reveal them.

The stupidity of man has already taken over the world, and look at what he has done.

Ya know, Stevepeace, them there christian loonies is a prime target for a whole host of flim-flam artists . . . a fool and his money . . .

Oh god, here we go...again....

Heh. Nice find, Setanta.

Not to mention the saving of your soul!