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Whilst travelling from the Christian remains of Constantinople and the ancient sands of Persia, through the Himalayas, the Great Wall of China and the dense jungles of Borneo, I realized that the world must have its order. Therefore despite my beautiful adventures and experiences I always remembered which culture I myself belonged to, and I also appreciated the beauty and values of our beautiful - White Christian civilization.

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"How beautiful it is that every country is different. Each country has different people, different cultures, different religions, different temples, different customs and different languages; because it is all those differences that make our planet beautiful. On the other hand let's imagine how damaging and morally dirty it would be to put the whole world into one place, so that no one would have their national and cultural identity, and would be a genderless "citizen of the world." I travel all over the world but my true citizenship is my pure white bloodline. Therefore to summarize I support multi - "culturalism", but only on a condition that it is based on the very distant cultural and racial separation."

Martin Malik

, The Khmer Rouge regime, Compass Travel Guide

The Khmer Rouge regime

By: Martin Malik

According to the UN the Red Khmers killed between 2-3 million people, while UNICEF set that number at 3 million. Another 650.000 Cambodians starved to death between 1979 and 1980 as the direct result of the Khmer Rouge policies. A lot of mass graves have been found in Cambodia with buried remains of 1.5mln executed victims. These are the work results of the communist mass-murderers.

, 2015 West Asia, Compass Travel Guide

2015 West Asia

By: Martin Malik

Bethlehem - In this photo we can see a white dove, symbolizing Palestine. The dove wears a bulletproof vest, an olive branch in its beak and a viewfinder pointed in his heart by an Israeli sniper. This image symbolizes Palestinians as people of peace who are under Jewish occupation. Jews question the credibility of this image, saying that Palestinians don't want peace. I leave judgement to my readers.

, Population explosion, Compass Travel Guide

The politics of truth

Population explosion

By: Martin Malik

Governments try to reduce the Third World population but taking into account political correctness and that depopulation edges over genocide it is a very delicate matter which has bad impact on voters. Genetically modified vegetables and meat produced by Monsanto and Codex include toxic substances causing cancer and sexual incapacity.

, The Aral Sea Ecological Disaster, Compass Travel Guide

The Aral Sea Ecological Disaster

By: Martin Malik

The Soviets were so greedy that when the plan was created environmentalists were threatened by the Soviet Communist Party and forced to inform that the Aral Sea was only the nature's mistake and it was not needed. In the 60's the Soviet regime decided that the rivers of Syr Darya and Abu Darya will be diverted to water cotton plantations ("the white gold").

, The real map of China, Compass Travel Guide

The real map of China

By: Martin Malik

Every time I look at a map of the People`s Republic of China I wonder how much of that land would remain in China if we left only what is truly Chinese. In the same way after the collapse of the Soviet Union we could see how many countries the Soviets occupied and how many they lost. Maybe one day the People’s Republic of China will also collapse and then it would become a relatively small country, more or less of the size of France.

, Swastika for luck, Compass Travel Guide

Swastika for luck

By: Martin Malik

In fact, swastika is the oldest cross and symbol in the world. It consists of four letters "L" which mean luck, light, love and life. Swastikas of different arrangements were found in ancient Rome, excavations in the Greek cities, the statues of Buddha, and other Buddhist sculptures and temples.

, The Polish-Pakistani Air Force, Compass Travel Guide

The Polish-Pakistani Air Force

By: Martin Malik

As soon as independent Pakistan was created in 1947, the new government in Karachi asked the British RAF to recommend them the most experienced and trusted pilots who would be able to build the air force of Pakistan. After the Second World War the British RAF and other European air forces were destroyed, which is why the British recommended Poles to Pakistan. In 1947 a young officer Władysław Turowicz and Polish pilots under his command landed in Karachi to set up the Pakistan Air Force.

, Expedition to Tajikistan 2010, Compass Travel Guide

Expedition to Tajikistan 2010

By: Martin Malik

The Pamir Highway is 728 km long and it's the second highest route in the world, after the Karakoram Hwy. This route, also known as M41 was built by Soviet military engineers in 1931-1934 to facilitate the transport of troops and weapons into the very remote outpost of the Russian Empire. The Pamir Highway is a serious challenge.

, Petra – the desert city of Jordan, Compass Travel Guide

Petra – the desert city of Jordan

By: Martin Malik

Petra is a desert city of Jordan, which has been included in the new 7 Wonders of the World. Among the sands of Arabia there are interesting rock formations and temples built by the Nabatean Kingdom. To this day, survived structures carved in rocks, as well as theaters, religious altars on top of the mountains, and streets perfected by the Romans. Petra is not just one temple known from the Indiana Jones series, but an ancient city in the desert, which was full of life and it had commercial significance.

, General travel advice, Compass Travel Guide

General travel advice

By: Martin Malik

There are some things that seem obvious but every time I travel I notice that many of them still need reminding. Often during preparations for trips we forget about certain things or we simply ignore them. I'm sure that my advice would help.

, Return to the Labuan island, Compass Travel Guide

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Return to the Labuan island

By: Martin Malik

Despite its location, Labuan is neither part of Sabah nor Sarawak. Labuan is a federal territory administered directly by the government in Kuala Lumpur, but located off the coast of Borneo, near the state of Sarawak and Brunei. Labuan Island, which is a duty-free zone, has very favorable economic conditions and transport routes. My favourite place was the Bird Park with its crowned cranes.

, Seen from the Islands; Part IV, Compass Travel Guide

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Seen from the Islands; Part IV

By: Martin Malik

- A series of interviews with Martin Malik. Polish women in mixed relationships are a poison to our blood and an insult to Poland. They don't realize that Poles gave their lives for the independence of our country and they certainly didn't do it so Polish women could be whores to Negroes and other enemies of the Western civilization. Fortunately however, most Polish women are racially aware and they give births to White children, who to me are the golden harvests of our White civilization.

, Trip to Jordan, Compass Travel Guide

Trip to Jordan

By: Martin Malik

I like the the Bedouins' traditional way of life and attachment to their land and culture. I've noticed that Bedouins prefer to live in the desert, in tents, they like to drink tea prepared on their own campfires, they like their animals and all rocks, canyons and sands that surround them. Also, firstly they are Bedouins and then Jordanians and Arabs. With such an approach their race and their culture will definitely survive.

, Trip to the Philippines 2018, Compass Travel Guide

Trip to the Philippines 2018

By: Martin Malik

This is my first trip to the Philippines - the country of beautiful beaches, waterfalls hidden in the jungle and rice terraces. The Philippines is also a country of sea turtles, coconut palm trees, tarsiers, whale sharks and good cuisine. Regardless of whether travelers are interested in beaches, blue waterfalls or diving, the Philippines always proves to be a great tourist destination. Philippines is a tropical, island paradise that we can still afford.

, Expedition to Malaysia, Compass Travel Guide

Expedition to Malaysia

By: Martin Malik

I also went to Taman Negara National Park, where I took part in a two-day trip to the jungle. I slept in a cave, I was fighting blood thirsty leeches, I fell into a mud and spied on the beautiful nature. Another beautiful experience was Pulau Tioman island ...

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Independent and dependent countries and special administrative and autonomous regions of Asia described on Kompas Travel:
Independent countries of Asia:	China, Mongolia, South Korea, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iran (Persia), Philippines, Indonesia (adventure in Sumatra), Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait.
Special administrative regions of Asia:	Hong Kong (PRC), Macao (PRC).
Autonomous regions and territories of Asia:	Tibet (PRC), Gorno Badakhshan (Tajikistan), Karakalpakstan (Uzbekistan), Iraq (Kurdistan).
Unrecognized and partly recognized states of Asia:	Nagorno Karabakh, Palestine, Israel.

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