Eurasians - It is often said that in the mixing of blood the best characteristics of the parties come together in the final product. With the Eurasian this is not the case and while the form and features of these people can be European, it must be admitted that the thought and feeling are wholly Asiatic.
This should be unsurprising given that the Eurasian is the product of miscegenation between an Asiatic women and a European man in-thrall to the basest of passions. European man and an Asiatic women. Sometimes the reverse has occurred but this is always the result of rape.
The basic rule when dealing with Eurasians is to never treat them like Europeans because in short they are not nor indeed should one treat them as half-Europeans because that presupposes that at half their makeup is like ours. This is not the case. Rather, the appropriate response when dealing with a Eurasian is to treat them like Eurasians a bastard people.
In occupation the Eurasian is limited to the role of junior clerk, work-boss, assistant in the hospital, assistant to the surveyor &etc. Like Asiatics the Eurasian should never be trusted with money or placed in a position of independence because of their innate laziness. The man who forgets this rule will pay in due time.
Javanese - The Javanese are rather like the Malays in all things save their attitude towards work. In this the Javanese are much superior especially in the working of plantations.
In organisation, the Javanese are rather different form the Chinese in that they are willing to accept as a work-boss the guiding hand of a European. This stems from the Javanese belief in a rigid hierarchy with Europeans at the top and their unwillingness to let one of their own be placed above them. Generally speaking, this important work is delegated to the Eurasian, but it is an important consideration and one that should be born in mind.
In religion the Javanese are Mohammedans, but they are of a different sort to the Malays and a very different sort to the Arabs. On occasion these differences have caused trouble when Arabs and Malay youth have called the Javanese kuffir which is a Musulman word meaning unbeliever. Perhaps this is due to the Javanese affection for alcohol and whoring though this should not necessarily be held against them owing to the good work they otherwise perform.
As a people the Javanese are quite clean and appreciate good quarters which they are more than capable of constructing in a short time. These quarters can be made with the minimum of materials such as wood and palm leaves. In such mean circumstances the Javanese is quite an able craftsmen even if they lack the concentration to turn their hands to finer work. Really, on the whole the Javanese are superlative plantation workers in a way that the other races are not.
This should be unsurprising given that the Eurasian is the product of miscegenation between an Asiatic women and a European man in-thrall to the basest of passions. European man and an Asiatic women. Sometimes the reverse has occurred but this is always the result of rape.
The basic rule when dealing with Eurasians is to never treat them like Europeans because in short they are not nor indeed should one treat them as half-Europeans because that presupposes that at half their makeup is like ours. This is not the case. Rather, the appropriate response when dealing with a Eurasian is to treat them like Eurasians a bastard people.
In occupation the Eurasian is limited to the role of junior clerk, work-boss, assistant in the hospital, assistant to the surveyor &etc. Like Asiatics the Eurasian should never be trusted with money or placed in a position of independence because of their innate laziness. The man who forgets this rule will pay in due time.
Javanese - The Javanese are rather like the Malays in all things save their attitude towards work. In this the Javanese are much superior especially in the working of plantations.
In organisation, the Javanese are rather different form the Chinese in that they are willing to accept as a work-boss the guiding hand of a European. This stems from the Javanese belief in a rigid hierarchy with Europeans at the top and their unwillingness to let one of their own be placed above them. Generally speaking, this important work is delegated to the Eurasian, but it is an important consideration and one that should be born in mind.
In religion the Javanese are Mohammedans, but they are of a different sort to the Malays and a very different sort to the Arabs. On occasion these differences have caused trouble when Arabs and Malay youth have called the Javanese kuffir which is a Musulman word meaning unbeliever. Perhaps this is due to the Javanese affection for alcohol and whoring though this should not necessarily be held against them owing to the good work they otherwise perform.
As a people the Javanese are quite clean and appreciate good quarters which they are more than capable of constructing in a short time. These quarters can be made with the minimum of materials such as wood and palm leaves. In such mean circumstances the Javanese is quite an able craftsmen even if they lack the concentration to turn their hands to finer work. Really, on the whole the Javanese are superlative plantation workers in a way that the other races are not.
I will probably do a little write up on the history and status of Catholicism on the island as well, limited though it obviously is.
