Looking at the development of mankind, in fact, it has never been a warm pulse, like the recent Israeli bombing of Palestine, which led to the unfortunate death of many Palestinian women and children. Even if the United Nations unanimously demands an armistice for Israel, it is still unscrupulous with the support of the United States, and at this time it does not know where the so-called "human rights" of the Western media have gone.
Westerners have a long history of double standards, they always like to talk about genocide, and if they think about this terrible thing, only they can do it.
For example, the massacre of Indians led to a sharp decline in the population of these Native Americans, and the massacre of Tasmanians directly led to the extinction of this race.
Ironically, the last Tasmanian, aware of the shameless behavior of these Westerners, requested in his will to cremate himself and sprinkle it into the sea, but the colonists dug up her remains two years after her death and studied them and made specimens to display in museums.
Tasmania is located in southern Australia.
Before the lack of human technology and the advent of the age of great navigation, Australia has always been very isolated because of its geographical environment surrounded by the sea. The island of Tasmania is isolated from Australia overseas, and the degree of closure is even worse, so tasmanians are pure in blood and have been living a very primitive life.
Before the arrival of Western colonists, the Tasmanians numbered about 6,000 people, divided into about 20 tribes, and the tribes had agreed boundaries between them, and they would only operate in designated areas.
He uses simple stone, wood, and shellfish tools, and relies on hunting for food, leaving no writing, only obscure language.
If put today, they are definitely a valuable asset, which can give us a better understanding of the living habits and historical processes of human development. When the Western predators discovered them, they also regarded them as wealth, but purely by enslaving them in exchange for wealth.
Due to the development of the commodity economy, resulting in the lack of gold and silver in the European market, affected by the "Marco Polo's Travels", Europeans generally believe that the East is full of gold, in order to solve economic problems, European countries set off a burst of 'gold search fever'.
It was possible to travel by land from Europe to Asia, but the road was stuck by the Ottoman Turks, so Westerners began to explore by sea.
Discovered and landed in Australia in 1606 by the Dutch navigator William Jens, who called it "New Holland", the first recorded visit to Australia by outsiders. But William Jens did not find treasure in the local area, all he saw was desolation, so he did not take Australia seriously, and his contempt allowed Australia to spend more than a hundred years of stability.
In 1770, the British explorer James Cook led the "Endeavour" expedition voyage, once again found Australia, landed on the east coast and called it "New South Wales", and then declared that the land belonged to Britain.
This kind of behavior has happened many times during the opening of new routes, and what logic is it to go to a new place without the consent of the locals to dare to say that it is their own? Puzzling.
In the beginning, Britain only regarded Australia as a 'prison cell', and the region that originally assumed this 'glorious' responsibility was North America.
Between 1661 and 1700, Britain transported about 4,500 criminals to the North American colonies, but with American independence, the exile was transferred to Australia.
On 18 January 1788, a fleet of 1,530 men led by Captain Philip arrived at The Botanical Bay of Australia, with 736 convicts, and eight days later, the group established the first British colonial district in Australia.
Since then, criminals and immigrants have arrived in Australia, and this group of white people has begun to plunder, driving out, killing, or enslaving the local natives, and opening up fertile areas into colonies. The scope of their plunder continued to expand, and in 1803 they landed on Tasmania, establishing the first white colonial zone on the island.
In the initial contact, the white man and the Tasmanian got along relatively pleasantly, the Tasmanian was very interested in these outsiders, they had the courage to go directly to the white man's clothes to see if the skin inside them was also white, this behavior can be said to be more rude, and the white people also tolerated them. Whites would even send something new to Tasmanians and teach each other to use.
It seemed like a joy, but the whites soon revealed their nature, and in 1804 a group of unarmed Tasmanians were shot by the whites for no reason, including the old and the weak, women and children. Such acts naturally provoked hatred, and Tasmanians began to retaliate against whites.
But whites have advanced weapons, which are dimensionality reduction strikes for primitive Tasmanians, and a large proportion of these whites are fugitives, who have committed many evils and are now using the hunting of Tasmanians as entertainment.
A European who traveled to Tasmania left behind his observations: the wounded had their heads broken, babies thrown into the fire, bayonets plunged into trembling flesh, and before dawn the campfires where the natives snoozed had become their crematorium. Under the butcher's knife of the whites, the indigenous population of Tasmania was rapidly declining.
In 1828, The Governor-General of Australia, Yasser, believing that the massacre was a white revenge, wanted to stop it and ordered a Reward of £5 for a Tasmanian adult and £2 for a child to be captured alive.
The governor had a good heart, and he thought that catching them alive would reduce the killing, but he still underestimated the evil of the criminals.
When the colonists received the order, as if it were official encouragement, they went in droves to capture the Tasmanians, sometimes excited and killed them in complete disregard of the orders.
Seeing that the situation was getting worse, Yasser stopped the order and sent an army to deport the Tasmanians to the Tasman Peninsula and isolate them from other bandits. But the Tasmanians were already wary, and the soldiers sent by Yaser could not catch them at all.
Until 1930, a missionary named George Robinson entered one indigenous tribe after another without weapons and persuaded them to migrate, and this George Robinson had been very friendly to Tasmanians, and he was one of the few white people trusted by the latter.
The Tasmanians also understood that staying where they were would only face extinction, so the survivors came out and followed George Robinson on foot to Flitus Island, but it was too late.
Before the arrival of the colonists, there were about six thousand Tasmanians, and when they reached Flits Island, only 203 remained.
Although the indigenous people changed their living environment, the situation did not improve, George Robinson was not a good man or woman, the missionary was always a missionary, he borrowed an army from the governor, and then forced the Tasmanians to abandon thousands of years of tribal culture and make them convert to Christ.
Tasmanians are free and accustomed, neither to Western culture nor to this prisoner-like life, and because of the clustering, there has been an outbreak of infectious pneumonia, which has led to a rapid decline in population.
In 1847, colonists moved them to prevent the recurrence of the disease, but by this time the Tasmanian population had decayed to 40 and basic extinction was inevitable.
In 1860, there were only 11 Tasmanians left, and the colonists began to take some measures, but not for protection, but for research, and they also understood that Tasmanians were equivalent to "living fossils" and were very valuable for research. So whenever a Tasmanian died, anthropologists among the colonists would make specimens to study and then exhibit them.
The last pure-bred Tasmanian named Chugnini, who had seen the suffering of her fellow tribesmen, was so sad that she made a will in the hope of burning her body to ashes and then scattering it in the Strait of De Entrekasto. In 1876, Chugnini was buried in an abandoned factory for female prisoners in Cascade.
But in 1878, the Royal Tasmanian Society exhumed her body, conducted some research, and put it on public display in the Tasmanian Museum.
Many people thought this was too cruel and kept asking for compliance with Chugenini's last wishes, but the Royal Tasmanian Society and museum ignored it. I really don't know where there is a so-called civilization?
It wasn't until April 1976, exactly one hundred years later, that Chugnini's remains were cremated and sprinkled into the sea. Part of her epidermis and hair were returned to Tasmania in 2002 by the Royal College of Surgeons.
The genocide of the Tasmanian race is a major tragedy in human history, which is what Westerners call "the triumph of civilization over barbarism"? If the slaughter is civilization, then Israel's behavior today can also be explained, and I can only say: huh.