Fodla32
30-08-2011, 04:57 AM
During the 2oth century, the combination of Nationalism and Communism - as manifested in the ideas of Mao Zedung and Ho Chi Minh, and later adopted from Cuba to Angola, was the main weapon of resistance to imperialist domination.
For all their faults, the new nation states pushed back the European \ American hegemony, and gave cause for hope around the world. Often with concrete results, such as free health care and education for all.
After the fall of the USSR, the imperialists, particularly the Anglo-Saxons, saw the opportunity to restore the Ancien Régime. They had already been engaged in a vicious class war against the Working Classes of their own nations since the 1970s - managing to freeze wages in real terms, and smash the trade union movements.
By the end of the 1990s, they felt ready for the re-conquest of the East and of Africa. To do this, the nation state had to be smashed. First came Iraq. Certainly Saddam was a vicious dictator - but, life was stable, and Iraqis enjoyed a very high standard of living. All that has changed. Iraq is now a state of constant civil war, with no strength to oppose it's Anglo-Saxon masters. It's oil is sucked up for Anglo-Saxon profit. Divide and conquer is the rule - as it was in the 19th century.
Next came Afghanistan - a country known to possess massive natural resources. Again, it has been reduced to a pathetic, war torn dependency - completely unable to stand up to the dictates of it's Anglo-Saxon masters.
In Africa, the old dictators, who had long been friends to America and Europe, were now starting to get ideas of their own. The fact that they were independent national states allowed this "dangerous" thinking on their part. They started to deal with China - and even talk about dropping the dollar as the oil trading currency (a move that would expose the USA to the full reality of its crippling debts.) So, they had to be removed.
A fake "Arab Spring" was set in train. New regimes were to be put in place. Not only that, but the states themselves broken up into warring tribes - as in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia, once one of the most progressive nations in Europe - now a scattering of hopeless dependencies, lost in sectarian and ethnic conflicts.
Libya seems to have suffered the most. But then, it had the most to give the oil hungry vermin who rule Europe and America. It will now be used as a bridge head for the reconquest of Africa, and the total destruction of the nation state there.
For all their faults, the new nation states pushed back the European \ American hegemony, and gave cause for hope around the world. Often with concrete results, such as free health care and education for all.
After the fall of the USSR, the imperialists, particularly the Anglo-Saxons, saw the opportunity to restore the Ancien Régime. They had already been engaged in a vicious class war against the Working Classes of their own nations since the 1970s - managing to freeze wages in real terms, and smash the trade union movements.
By the end of the 1990s, they felt ready for the re-conquest of the East and of Africa. To do this, the nation state had to be smashed. First came Iraq. Certainly Saddam was a vicious dictator - but, life was stable, and Iraqis enjoyed a very high standard of living. All that has changed. Iraq is now a state of constant civil war, with no strength to oppose it's Anglo-Saxon masters. It's oil is sucked up for Anglo-Saxon profit. Divide and conquer is the rule - as it was in the 19th century.
Next came Afghanistan - a country known to possess massive natural resources. Again, it has been reduced to a pathetic, war torn dependency - completely unable to stand up to the dictates of it's Anglo-Saxon masters.
In Africa, the old dictators, who had long been friends to America and Europe, were now starting to get ideas of their own. The fact that they were independent national states allowed this "dangerous" thinking on their part. They started to deal with China - and even talk about dropping the dollar as the oil trading currency (a move that would expose the USA to the full reality of its crippling debts.) So, they had to be removed.
A fake "Arab Spring" was set in train. New regimes were to be put in place. Not only that, but the states themselves broken up into warring tribes - as in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia, once one of the most progressive nations in Europe - now a scattering of hopeless dependencies, lost in sectarian and ethnic conflicts.
Libya seems to have suffered the most. But then, it had the most to give the oil hungry vermin who rule Europe and America. It will now be used as a bridge head for the reconquest of Africa, and the total destruction of the nation state there.