The fact that some people leave a political entitly doesn't mean the entity needs to be destroyed.
Once again you see what is not there. I never recommended the destruction of north or south (or east or west for that matter), I was commenting on the emerging problems in North Vietnam that caused many to flee, contradicting your narrative that everything was smooth sailing until the Americans turned up. That in fact decolonisation was not a clean process by any stretch of the imagination.
I'll leave this to Jean Baudrillard and Roland Barthes, as well as other critical theorists.
Neither of whom are historians, and their works tend to engage with theoretical issues rather than provide concrete examples. Without those examples, theory isn’t proven and we are back at square one, with you making an assertion unsupported by any apparent fact.
You and I don't know "what the people really saw."
If I knew people you saw and participated in this history, and I do, I think I have a fairly good idea of what happened. Or does this ridiculous conspiracy theory of yours extend to what my grandparents told me in the comfort of their own lounge rooms? I mean I didn’t see any media there, but I suppose you know better?
This is a critical flaw with historical texts. They are written by interested parties in order to further an agenda.
Again you repeat a past error, which is to assume history is written without primary sources. What ulterior motive did the Nazis have in leaving their construction office materials for Aushwitz behind (as studied by Pressac)? Was the Domesday book a fabrication, or raw data for use by a government?
Colonial leaders don't speak for their subjects, they speak for the rich white people who bribe them.
Muhammad Jinnah and a significant proportion of the Indian National Congress were hardy in the pocket of the British, and they still supported the war. It seems to me that you have written people off on the basis that they lack nationhood or don’t fit your racial preconceptions. After all Stalin was hardly a Westerner, and he formed an important part of the allied coalition.
But Hitler actually had a multicultural alliance that wasn't just frightened German colonies.
Because Germany had no colonies at that time, and lacked strategic reach. Nobody within Germany’s reach was quite so trusting, and many suffered for this new world order, not just the likes of Poland or the Soviet republics, but also members of the Axis. That you would endorse this new world order on the basis of a fantasy unsupported by evidence is just mind boggling.
Was Hitler threatening to free these people from the murderous hand of British colonialism?
Given the first chemical bombing in Iraq was in 1920 (using white phosphorous), this seems exceedingly unlikely. Perhaps chronology as we know it is a product of a conspiracy of historians?
In fact, maybe I could borrow an idea from you, and deny these events ever took place because they are inconvenient. After all some academic (who isn’t like one of your biased academics, no sir) once claimed all current history is written by leftists and apologists and therefore can’t be trusted. Against all reported facts in all the sources I’m going to make up my own story. The RAF didn’t drop bombs in Iraq, but sweet sweet candy in order to defeat a neo-Ottoman plot (certain parties, who I won’t identify, who continue to control our energy supplies). I know there isn’t any direct evidence of this, and if you ask for any I will change the subject. If you disagree this concept I shall treat you with the all the contempt of someone as liberal as myself can manage.
Was the creation of Israel (by Britain) just an act of Imperial settlement, to be followed by ethnic-cleansing and non-stop terror, just like Britain's many other successful colonial projects were?
Given the British had tried to block the formation of a Jewish state, your idea isn’t just reaching, its flat out wrong. It’s indicative of your monolithic, hierarchical thinking (which is so terribly modernist) that you wouldn’t give radical Zionists credit for their own work. I’m pretty sure the King David hotel didn’t blow itself up.
And could the Germans have stopped this if they had destroyed the UK?
If they could reach, I imagine the options pursued by the Germans in Warsaw in 1944 was certainly on the table.