Where did Imperialism come from? ~ The Manaia Blog-writer

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Wednesday, October 05, 2016

Where did Imperialism come from?

ANSWER: European Imperialism in general came from North Africa (Egypt), the Middle-east, Eurasia, and West and Central Asia regions. The Regions of Eurasia play a big role in Northern European Imperialism who have cultural and genetic links to West and Central Asia, and ties to North India, and the Middle-east. Southern European Imperialism is strongly connected to North Africa Egypt and other Mediterranean areas, with Ancient Egyptian Imperialism having ties with an Indus-South Asiatic origin.

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•Samoan Proverb: " Talanoa atu, ‘ae le talanoa manu.- meaning a careless way will be taken by surprise by the alert. "
•Best Moana Quotes: "E aogâ vai pâlagi mo ma'i pâlagi, 'ae aogâ vao Samoa mo ma'i Samoa."
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◘ Health Interests

Trust in Medical help has lowered since year 2000, especially when it comes to Cancer Treatments. Promises unkept for cures and breakthroughs in new research never applied, or with poor results, for over 40 years has raised skepticism. Following the most advanced tech nations instead of relying on easy access convenient hospitalization has been recommended for those looking for better medical help.

A Community report says to "Beware of TAP WATER" [Tap Water can be Dangerous]. Outside the island, there are industrialized cities with real toxic issues. On the surface the City may have great rides, food, highways, and parks, but have under it all "toxic or environmental health issues" due to old Landfills and Water Infrastructure being ignored. If an area has a waste smell, the ground nearby could be a covered over Landfill where a town has expanded, buried the old one, and moved to a new location. Buying clean bottled water is an important choice, and will save a person's health.

◘ Community Interests

Pacific Islander American Community report on "Banking Overdraft Schemes" which resequence transactions on lower income accounts to make the accounts overdraft. In the Banking Scheme, transactions are being posted in an order that benefits the banking fees, and costing the customer possibly hundreds of dollars. The Banking Overdraft Schemes have been reported to still be attempted. Keep your money in a trusted Bank. Do not just sign up to any bank.

Check out your local Library for community events. Also a Library can subscribe to Polynesian Newspapers and Magazines so that you and your kids can read them. Organizing a way to have books and media content (movies and news) able for your community to check out is important. Organize your local Library on how to get things started. Classes in public school are also being asked by local community for more Pacific languages and culture to be taught.

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In a suburb with growing business centers and newly built neighborhoods far away in the mainland

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Kani woke up one morning and strolled down to his garage wanting to check

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