Japanese revolutionary Fusako Shigenobu was released from prison
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Fusako Shigenobu (重信 房子, Shigenobu Fusako, born 28 September 1945) is a Japanese communist activist and the former leader and founder of the now disbanded militant group, the Japanese Red Army (JRA).[1]
To hell with Communism.
To hell with Communism.
Put that communism and shit she had as an ideology aside, and focus on what she fought against, imperialism and colonialism. Beside that we should not judge her on being communism because it was a trendy ideology at that time specially among sudents and youth. Many stuff we enjoy now is what they fought for in those days
the irony of choosing the death flights as anti communism poster. While in fact it was the right wing dictator who invented it.
To hell with communism. yes we should judge commies on being commies. apparently she hurt Jews in the Zionist entity. well I feel nothing for those yahud but the woman is literally some sort of Communist terrorist.
September 1977: Japan Airlines plane hijacked and forced to land in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Japanese government releases six members and pays $6m ransom
the woman hijacked a Japanese airplane and apparently took hostages and such. the yahud I feel nothing for but no, we should not celebrate some Communist terrorist.
Pinochet was right about commies and rendered great service to Chile in helping to cleanse the country of the communist cancer.
(note: I don't actually love Pinochet or anything like that but he was right to combat the commies)
anyways, this goes back to Al-Wala Wal-Bara
"Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan (may Allah preserve him) said in Sharh Nawaqid al-Islam (p. 158): The Shaykh (may Allah have mercy on him) referred to one type of becoming allies with the disbelievers, which is supporting them, otherwise taking them as allies includes loving them in one’s heart, supporting them against the Muslims, praising them and so on, because Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, has commanded the Muslims to regard the disbelievers as enemies, hate them and disavow them. This is what is called, in Islam, loyalty and disavowal (al-wala’ wa’l-bara’)."
I don't feel pity for those yahud who were victims of this commie terrorist lady but it goes against al-wala wal-bara to love some commie terrorist lady.
"Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan (may Allah preserve him) said in Sharh Nawaqid al-Islam (p. 158): The Shaykh (may Allah have mercy on him) referred to one type of becoming allies with the disbelievers, which is supporting them, otherwise taking them as allies includes loving them in one’s heart, supporting them against the Muslims, praising them and so on, because Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, has commanded the Muslims to regard the disbelievers as enemies, hate them and disavow them. This is what is called, in Islam, loyalty and disavowal (al-wala’ wa’l-bara’)."
I don't feel pity for those yahud who were victims of this commie terrorist lady but it goes against al-wala wal-bara to love some commie terrorist lady.
"A propaganda poster by an unknown artist, "I am free now!", encouraging young women of Soviet Turkestan to join the Komsomol. Issued in Moscow in 1921."
This is communism. Encouraging women to take off their hijab and trying to convert Muslims and the entire world into atheists. To hell with Communism.
Piss off, he was lunatic butcher who kill any one oppose him, whether commies or liberals
Pinochet was not a lunatic. Pinochet was a patriot who helped to save his country from being turned into a Communist dictatorship.
Did he kill people? Did it get a bit brutal? Yes.... when the armed forces have to step in to save the country from being turned into a Communist dictatorship, what do you expect? Yes, of course drastic measures were taken. Yes, people were killed.
When the Afghans resisted the attempted Communist takeover by the Soviets- do you think the Afghans drove them out by peacefully collecting signatures for a petition? The armed forces had to step in to save Chile from ending up as a totalitarian Communist dictatorship. Then they've got armed Communist terrorist groups trying to overthrow the government. It got ugly just like the Afghan war against the Soviets got ugly.
Pinochet is a hero to many people in Chile (especially to older generations who were there at the time) and across Latin America. Contrary to what leftist propaganda would have people think, ordinary people in that country and region don't want to live under a Communist dictatorship. But for helping to save his country from ending up under such a fate, Pinochet is hated by the international media and painted as a cartoon villain. He wasn't a saint but he was right to fight the commies. I don't imagine many of the people who demonize him would themselves want to live under a system like that in Cuba.
Anti-Islamic propaganda, coupled with the destruction of mosques, as well as the almost complete elimination of Muslim religious education , was very effective - at the end of the Soviet period, most Soviet Muslims could not read Arabic religious texts, did not know and did not observe Muslim rites. Muslim rituals were preserved in the USSR (especially in the funeral sphere), but were considered as "national customs".
I don't see how any Muslim can support an ideology that wants to eliminate Islam. I'm not making takfir of anyone but I don't see how any Muslim can support such an ideology. It's like a Muslim supporting Richard Dawkins.
I don't see how any Muslim can support an ideology that wants to eliminate Islam. I'm not making takfir of anyone but I don't see how any Muslim can support such an ideology. It's like a Muslim supporting Richard Dawkins.
The way you apologise for a murderer dictator is astonishing
My view on Pinochet is only astonishing if you don't know much about Chile or Latin America. It's a pretty common view amongst Latin Americans and on the Spanish-language internet.
In fact, the last time I remember seeing a discussion of him on the Spanish-language internet- posters weren't even debating whether he was good or bad because it was a consensus that he was a hero, they were discussing where did he go wrong in preventing Chile from going in the wrong direction after he left power.
Honestly, I don't blame you for not really knowing much about what actually happened in Chile. You can't possibly get a real understanding of what happened from English-language media. It's like trying to be an expert on Somali politics without knowing Somali (which is why I don't discuss Somali politics btw).
¡Pinochet un Héroe de Chile! y el Miserable Gobierno de Salvador Allende | + Mi Opinión Personal
I mean for example... no matter where you stand ideologically in terms of wanting to live under a totalitarian Communist dictatorship or not wanting to live under a totalitarian Communist dictatorship..... a lot of the facts here I have never seen discussed in English and there is almost zero pro-Pinochet content in English. Everything in English is "Pinochet bad" except a video Coach Red Pill did and some interviews with Pinochet that got subtitled in English if you want to count those.
Pretty much none of the material that discusses things from a pro-Pinochet point of view is available in English. So what you have happen is you have Latin Americans who actually understand what happened sympathizing with Pinochet and recognizing that the Chilean people and armed forces out of desperation worked to save their country from becoming a Communist dictatorship... and then you have the international audience not understanding what actually happened and either being duped because of going by the English-language material or simply not really caring about the Chilean people and not caring about the truth of what they went through because they are only concerned about the Chileans as a means to their leftist; they don't really care if the Chileans end up enslaved under a Cuba-style Communist system as long as it advances their aims.
i know dictator i lived in syria you probably see Bashar alasad as not bad like Pinochet
Also, as a sidenote: hardly any Latin American countries sided with the communists in Cuba. Latin America was staunchly anti-communist during that period and it was because the people did not want communism. No one in their right mind wants to live under the system they had in Cuba.
Assad is a kaffir and I'm in favor of him having been removed. And so what? You lived in Syria so you're an expert on Chile? Those are way different situations. And if your issue is you're against dictatorship, your position doesn't even make sense. Allende was trying to turn Chile into a Communist dictatorship. That was one of the reasons why the people turned against him.
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