The Communism won

01/26/2005 | uiapuru

[uiapuru]

The Communism won, at least this round. The USA is the most hated nation of the world, socialists and communists dominated the media and Fidel Castro extends his power through Latin America. Latin American citizens are being indoctrinated about Communism, hating the USA and loving Cuba and China.

It is not by accident this year the Academy Awards will have two Latin American highly celebrated movies. One of these movies is a biography of Che Guevara and the other tells the heroic saga of a Jew young woman KGB agent in Latin America.

Are all the Americans sleeping?

[bad company]

You've got to be kidding me, if you think we should divert an ounce of resources from fighting Islam to dealing with a defunct ideology. Socialism "jumped the shark", so to speak, even the Chinese are mapping their way out of it.

Stalin made brief daliances into capitalism whan it was strategicaly nessecarry.

Zimbabwe is not socialist. It is a dictatorship. And nothing that happens there is particularly important to us here.

Mugaabe is a socialist. Zimbabwe is/was known as the breadbasket of africa. The failures marxism will bring there will be felt worldwide.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108169.html

South Africa voted for the mess its got, now it's got to lie in the bed it made

So that would be a consession.

If you're really worried about a return of socialism, then the EU should be your focus, not marginal third-world countries.

This country is my focus. The dems are my worry;

During the invasion, U.S. troops discovered tons of Grenadan documents confirming the communist nature of the Bishop regime. Included was correspondence with Dellums’ office. In 1982, Dellums had traveled to Grenada to, he said, get "an overview of the military questions and concerns of the United States as well as an objective assessment of factual information regarding Grenada and the building of the new international airport."

A copy of the congressman’s report was found among the cache of documents found in Grenada, along with minutes of a New Jewel Movement Politburo meeting on December 15, 1982. At one point, the minutes assert: "Ron Dellums: His Assistant - Barbara Lee is here presently and has brought with her a report on the International Airport that was done by Ron Dellums. They have requested that we look at the document and suggest any changes we deem necessary - they will be willing to make the changes."In other words, Dellums agreed to let the communist government of Grenada edit his report before he submitted it to the committee chairman.

U.S. forces also retrieved a letter sent to Bishop by Dellums aide Carlottia Scott. In the letter, Scott told the Grenadan communist dictator that the congressman:

"is really hooked on you and Grenada and doesn’t want anything to happen to building the Revolution and making it strong. He really admires you as a person and even more so as a leader with courage and foresight, principle and integrity. Believe me, he doesn’t make that kind of statement often about anyone. That only other person that I know of that he expresses such admiration for is Fidel [Castro]."

http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/1777/dellums.htm

In the meantime the rest of us will be fighting the jihadis,

Who do you think gave us terrorism as we know it today?

http://rhodesian.server101.com/communist_support_for_terrorists.htm

http://www.meta-religion.com/Extremism/Articles/training_of_terrorism_iv.htm

http://ctp.iccas.miami.edu/FOCUS_Web/Issue57.htm

In the meantime the rest of us will be fighting the jihadis,

The fight for the survival of liberty in this country does not begin or end with the terrorists. If you think they are the only enemy we face out there you are sadly mistaken. Right now Former U.S.attorney general for LBJ, Ramsey Clark, who is the now the figurehead for the world workers party, is legal council for Saddam Hussein.

and would be pleased to have you join us.

I'd appreciate it if you'd catch up.

[uiapuru]

I suppose that you think the WT Center atack is paranoid also.

And a note: that atack was very celebrated by political and NGO people from here.

[bad company]

You see the collapse of Communism worldwide as the end of the Communism, as a proof the Communism does not work. But the Communists didn't agree with you. They see the collapse of Communism as a misadventure. They are still believing in the Communism agenda. After I see local newspapers praising the glory of Communism times, armed Communism movements acting freely, self-declared Communists politician raising to high posts in government, the red and the hammer and sickle becoming a part of the daily scenery, how do you dare to say all this thing is paranoid? ,p> I think that was meant for thoughtomator

[uiapuru]

Hollywood sometimes if prophetic about incoming events. I remember I watched a movie about WT Center atack, sometime ago before it had happened (unfortunatelly I dont remember the name of the movie now).

It is just a question of time the big dumb thriller Collateral Damage(2002) with Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes true also.

[uiapuru]

Sorry. I am still confused how to post in this forum.

[bad company]

Sorry. I am still confused how to post in this forum.

That's alright. There are a lot of us on this forum that still recognize the ongoing danger of marxism in it's various forms. Whether they call it communism or socialism or nazi, it always heads in the same direction.

[Arrowhead1952]

[E Rocc]

Here's a wake-up call:

-Eric

[thoughtomator]

You guys are so far behind the times that I wonder what your vested interests in flogging the Commie boogeyman are.

Really, you have to have your eyes sewn shut not to see how socialism is getting its butt handed to it worldwide.

I'm not afraid; I know that socialism is weak and self-defeating, to the core.

Oh ye of little faith!

[thoughtomator]

Thanks for the confirming example of the lack of thought process. How does the fact that the WTC attack happened prove anything about the prevalence of socialism? That's literally insane thinking.

[mhking]

Got ozone?

[Poohbah]

Hell, got logic, common sense, and acceptable grammar?

[Lady Jag]

[Darksheare]

My thoughts on the matter.

[MEG33]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1320556/posts
Roots of Islamic Terrorism: How Communists Helped Fundamentalists (MEGA BUMP)
Global Politician ^ | 1/8/2005

This is long...but interesting

[MEG33]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1320556/posts
Roots of Islamic Terrorism: How Communists Helped Fundamentalists (MEGA BUMP)
Global Politician ^ | 1/8/2005 | Antero Leitzinger


Posted on 01/14/2005 12:10:49 AM CST by Citizen James


This article traces the roots of Islamic terrorism, with special focus on Afghanistan. Notes are added on practical and philosophical problems of world media in finding the right track. From systematic errors in revealing little details, to serious misconceptions about basic facts and principles, we can relatively easily learn how much of "common knowledge" rests actually on superficial research and popular myths. Instead of becoming critical and aware of the traps laid around the issue, both Islamists and Islamophobes fail to recognize how they are manipulated.

[MEG33]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1323717/posts
Anti-War Crowd Backs Notorious Dictators, Communists
CNSNEWS.com Special Report ^ | 1/19/05 | Kathleen Rhodes


Posted on 01/19/2005 4:22:08 AM CST by kattracks



(CNSNews.com) - Insisting that they are "not criminals, they are patriots," an array of Bush-bashing protesters are making last minute plans for their Inauguration Day demonstrations in Washington. However, the protesters have more in common than an aversion to war. They have a history of sympathizing with America's enemies including North Korea and Cuba, and look to a former U.S. attorney general for guidance.

"We're coming in a spirit of non-violence," Shahid Buttar, a Washington, D.C., lawyer and political activist, emphasized, in a Jan. 12 news conference at the National Press Club, where various left-wing groups announced plans for "non-violent" protests

[MEG33]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1318898/posts
Communism’s Resurgence
Stoptheftaa.org ^ | 01.24.05 | William F. Jasper


Posted on 01/11/2005 10:20:32 PM CST by Coleus


Communism is not dead in Latin America. In fact, the dominoes are falling south of the border, but no one seems to be noticing.

“It’s a new day. Communism is dead. It’s even dead in Cuba.” So declared Senator Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing in May 2002. “I hate to say it,” she continued, “it’s dead.” The senator’s proclamation was a surprise, no doubt, to Fidel Castro, whose regime was (and is) alive and as Red as ever. It also must have come as welcome news to the people of Cuba, still suffering, after nearly half a century, under Fidel’s stifling oppression. Unfortunately, for them, the senator was wrong, as usual.

Conservatives had a field day blasting Senator Boxer’s ridiculous epitaph. But while ridiculing her forensic pathology regarding Cuba, her critics frequently repeated Boxer’s error by proclaiming that “Communism is dead” in the rest of Latin America.

[BJClinton]

[Lady Jag]

Communism certainly is not dead, nor probably will it ever be because angry people will seek changes, even those they don't understand.