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CIA/US-Backed Dictatorships good for business Abacha, General Sani ----------------------------Nigeria Amin, Idi ------------------------------------------Uganda Banzer, Colonel Hugo ---------------------------Bolivia Batista, Fulgencio --------------------------------Cuba Bolkiah, Sir Hassanal ----------------------------Brunei Botha, P.W. ---------------------------------------South Africa Branco, General Humberto ---------------------Brazil Cedras, Raoul -------------------------------------Haiti Cerezo, Vinicio -----------------------------------Guatemala Chiang Kai-Shek ---------------------------------Taiwan Cordova, Roberto Suazo ------------------------Honduras Christiani, Alfredo -------------------------------El Salvador Diem, Ngo Dihn ---------------------------------Vietnam Doe, General Samuel ----------------------------Liberia Duvalier, Francois --------------------------------Haiti Duvalier, Jean Claude-----------------------------Haiti Fahd bin'Abdul-'Aziz, King ---------------------Saudi Arabia Franco, General Francisco -----------------------Spain Hitler, Adolf ---------------------------------------Germany Hassan II-------------------------------------------Morocco Marcos, Ferdinand -------------------------------Philippines Martinez, General Maximiliano Hernandez ---El Salvador Mobutu Sese Seko -------------------------------Zaire Noriega, General Manuel ------------------------Panama Ozal, Turgut --------------------------------------Turkey Pahlevi, Shah Mohammed Reza ---------------Iran Papadopoulos, George --------------------------Greece Park Chung Hee ---------------------------------South Korea Pinochet, General Augusto ---------------------Chile Pol Pot---------------------------------------------Cambodia Rabuka, General Sitiveni ------------------------Fiji Montt, General Efrain Rios ---------------------Guatemala Salassie, Halie ------------------------------------Ethiopia Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira --------------------Portugal Somoza, Anastasio Jr. --------------------------Nicaragua Somoza, Anastasio, Sr. -------------------------Nicaragua Smith, Ian ----------------------------------------Rhodesia Stroessner, Alfredo -----------------------------Paraguay Suharto, General ---------------------------------Indonesia Trujillo, Rafael Leonidas -----------------------Dominican Republic Videla, General Jorge Rafael ------------------Argentina Zia Ul-Haq, Mohammed ----------------------Pakista Thats right, Adolf Hitler, upon a book. Read IBM and the Holocaust. As for those killed by capitalism? well...... Imperialism is the highest stage of capitalism, and fascism is capitalism in decay. 1.6 Billion Murdered Second Boer War 75,000 Japanese Massacre of Singapore 100,000 Burma-Siam Railroad Construction 116,000 Japanese Germ Warfare in China 200,000 Rebelling Shia Killed by Saddam 300,000 US Bombing of Yugoslavia 300,000 US Bombing Iraq Water Supply '91 500,000 US Civil War 700,000 Iraq-Iran War 1,000,000 US sanctions on Iraq 1,000,000 US Backed Suharto 1,200,000 Irish Potato Famine 1,500,000 Japanese Democides 5,964,000 Famine of 1932-33 7,000,000 Bengal Famine of 1943 10,000,000 Famine in British India 30,000,000 US Intervention in the Congo 5,000,000 Hurricane Katrina 1,836 Indonesian Anti-Com. Purge 1,000,000 Stateless Capitalist Somalia 1,000,000 Industrial Revolution USA 100,000 1898 US War vs Philippine 3,000,000 Palestinians Killed by Israel 826,626 Guatemala 300,000 Nanking Massacre 300,000 Iraq (Selling Gas to Saddam) 400,000 Iraq (Desert Storm) 500,000 Invasion of the Philippines 650,000 Feudal Russia 1,066,000 Afghanistan 1,200,000 Iraq 1,300,000 Khmer Rouge 2,035,000 South African Apartheid 3,500,000 Nazi Holocaust 12,000,000 US Aggression on Latin America 6,000,000 Japanese Imperialism 6,000,000 Vietnam War - including Cambodia & Laos 10,000,000 Korean War 10,000,000 British Occupation of India 20,000,000 Great Depression (America alone) 12,000,000 World War One 16,500,000 World War Two 60,000,000 Native American Genocide 95,000,000 Capitalist Policy in India 1947 - 1990 120,000,000 African Slave Trade 150,000,000 US Backed murder of Tamils 30,000 Spanish-American War 100,000 Spanish Civil War 400,000 Union Carbide Bophal Disaster 15,000 Massacre of Paris Commune 20,000 First Indochina 1946-1954 1,500,000 Belgian Congo Colonization 1,000,000 French Madagascar 80,000 Nigerian Civil War 1,000,000 Rwandan Genocide 1,000,000 US Made Famine Bangladesh 100,000 Children Died fr Hunger '09 5,256,000 Children Killed by Hunger Since 9/11 235,000,000 Children Killed by Hunger during the 1990s 100,000,000 Ciggarette Related Deaths Worldwide (1960 - 2010) 300,000,000 Total Killed by Capitalism: 1,559,657,267 http://www.hermes-press.com/capitalism2.jpg |
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A public service message: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK269...eature=related :D:yeah: |
I'm not a troll, this was a legitimate thread, getting feedback from comrades in the USA until you right wing kooks decided to go in your little Yankee cow-boy anti-communist purges to try to attack me with silly BS. So shut it, or stick to the topic. If you have nothing to say about Egyptian socialists and their situation, then go on one of the other topics and troll. Go start a thread how Obama is a socialist and is "destroying" Amerika. Then you all can group up and take out your frustrations on evil socialism and communism that threatens liberty, freedom, and democracy.
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http://socialistworker.org/2011/02/2...tian-socialist What strategic alliances can the Egyptian working class make during this "transition"? How strong is the socialist party, and what influence did it play during the brief revolution? How should other political parties play a role in shaping Egypt new government/economy without collaboration with corrupt institutions? What are your thoughts on the Mubarak regime? Okay here's a clean slate, and hopefully we can have a civil discussion/debate for those interested an intelligent conversation. |
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You haven't had an intelligent conversation on this subject yet. I've changed my opinion - you are indeed a childish troll. |
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http://socialistworker.org/2011/02/2...tian-socialist
What strategic alliances can the Egyptian working class make during this "transition"? How strong is the socialist party, and what influence did it play during the brief revolution? How should other political parties play a role in shaping Egypt new government/economy without collaboration with corrupt institutions? What are your thoughts on the Mubarak regime? |
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August has discussed many things intelligently and fairly in the past. His attitude toward you is based on your constant childish prattle about the evils of our country. A Hammer & Sickle with a line through it is hardly equal to the Capitol of the United States in flames. If you don't want that, don't post it. You shouldn't be talking about anti-Communist rhetoric after the attacks you have staged so many times on this board. You have jumped right into threads trashing the United States, and now you complain about someone doing the same to you, and much less virulently? My opinion of you stands. You also didn't answer either one of my challenges. Are you avoiding that? |
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Topics of discussion listed bellow a few threads down------------v |
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Secondly, you continually attack the US without rhyme or reason. You can't complain when people treat you in kind. You need to grow up and treat people with respect. Then you'll see them do the same. |
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You sure are quick for a reply. I edited the thread below -.- |
It's times like these when I'm seriously wondering why I'm writing my master's thesis on Soviet Union's history (Between 1928 - 1945 and times of emerging Stalinism, no less). Guys like the OP really don't make it easier for us who have genuine academic interest in the subject. A cookie to anyone who can guess how many sentences I can usually say about this before someone asks if I'm a communist.
For anyone interested, I recommend finding Chris Ward's "Stalin's Russia" and reading the last chapter. The whole book is good in my opinion, but the last chapter is specifically interesting. Ward dicusses (among other things) the problem of how a historian should approach a subject that is seen by the majority as fundamentally evil and that's crimes are proven and documented. The same problem applies for many other fields, I reckon, like those interested in the Third Reich. The last chapter is only like 2 or 3 pages long, so if you happen to see the book in a library and have a minute to spare, I recommend checking it out. And as for the OP I have only one thing to say: :nope:. |
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1: You rant about evil Amerikans [sic] this and that all the time. 2: After this you come up with "it's not good/evil" argument. Without reading any of what I have written in my thesis, I might add. 3: You keep repeating a few key phrases all the time. Key phrases of which none require higher level of knowledge of the subject than high school's history books. Poorly and selectively read, I might again add. 4: After this you come up with the "realpolitik" argument, which is pretty much the most used argument you can ever come up with when discussing matters like these. Again without reading any of my work and knowing if I have taken the matter in the account. I remain unimpressed. And on the border between insulted and amused that you assume I haven't decided to take the microhistorical level into account in my research. |
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