Nateddi, hate to break it to you, but this is the second thread to have been posted on this. Good pics though, and more thorough.
Allende is one of the most admirable liberal socialists around.
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As Sept. 11 passes, we should also not forget the other black Sept. 11. On this day in 1973, Salvador Allende, the democratically elected president of Chile, was overthrown by General Augusto Pinochet with crucial support from the C.I.A.
As a result, thousands of political enemies (left-leaning), greater than the number of losses on 9-11-01 were murdered and countless more tortured.
Lets never forget the victim at hands of America’s brutal foreign policy.
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Nateddi, hate to break it to you, but this is the second thread to have been posted on this. Good pics though, and more thorough.
Allende is one of the most admirable liberal socialists around.
Well i felt this would be a more proper thread, rather than the giggly did-you-know type (first one).
I would not consider allende much of a liberal. He was no stalinist, although he did fill his cabinet with generals, whcih was used as a pretext for intervention.
His cabinet was only made up of a number of generals because Allenda spent much of his presidency trying to appease the rich and the right-wingers. Aside from that, there was also a percentage of the military that was loyal to Allende.
If the poor of Chile had've been mobilised, like in Venezuela in April, then the coup would undoubtedly have been defeated.
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kinda reminds me of what happened on another forum today
damn it, for once I agree with something Mazdak just said ...
I didn't know this happened 11/9. A coincidence or what?
This event really makes me sad. Chile was on the way to a better future when those ####### people HAD TO intervene and put that retarded sadist in instead.
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Elaborate. I do not understand(the first part, that is).Quote: from John Difool on 3:23 am on Sep. 12, 2002
kinda reminds me of what happened on another forum today
damn it, for once I agree with something Mazdak just said ...
It makes me sick that the U$ would support a coup overthrowing a government for the people and replacing it with a repressive government.
RGacky3,
It is really sad, and they've done it so many times. They still continue to do it, but a little more 'behind the cutton.' The USA gov't should've learned from it's mistakes since the tragedy of 9-11-01.
<span style=\'color:red\'>"You can probably change more hearts and minds with one good film than with thousands of e-mail pamphlets...." - John Cusack</span>
puting Dictators on control of foreng countrys os just a way to assure that U$A get the resources they need form that country at a low price, if a socialist or less dictator state exsit on a counrty (lets say columbia) the workers will get bether works, they will earn morew money and they wount have to work 18 hours a day, so the production wiount be at the speed AmeriKKKa wants, and so they cant get the products at those very low prices they want, plus with a dictatorship, the population will be bether controled, since there wont be any revolts, strikes etc, and so the USA gov can control taht country has they want
I hate the U$ government so much
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i cant forget a summery evening when i was talking to a friend -telling her about a CIA crime in chile which then was its 28th aniversary - then suddenly breaking news showd twin towers collapsing.
<span style=\'color:blue\'>we come from a star, which with her super nova gave birth to us, about 5 billion years ago</span>
Gen. A. Pinochet was a black-hearted murderous bastard. may he rot in hell, with the weight of all the people who died (because of his junta)on his shoulders.
i hate bush, but i goddamn HATE pinochet
--IHP
(Edited by i hate pinochet at 12:40 am on Oct. 10, 2002)
(Edited by i hate pinochet at 12:41 am on Oct. 10, 2002)
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pinochet wasnt a dictator. he just had a grumpy face, thats all. ;-) wasnt that Pastradamus' sig for a while?
I got sent to the office for putting up REMEMBER THE OTHER 9-11 posters on September 11.
Direct action is key- don't just sit at your computer and rant at leftists you disagree with slightly- get out there and DO IT. Organize. Change your life, and change the lives of those around you. The reason the waterheads are still in power is because we aren't being loud enough.
What did they do to you there?
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