imperialism

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• Gen. Soleimani Killing: Lessons for African Leaders
  15 January 2020, by siawi3

  Don’t forget that America and Osama Bin Laden used to be friends in the 1980s when the still unknown Saudi cleric was doing them a favor by fighting the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. America has historically hit hard erstwhile allies who have become ‘stubborn.’ Assassinations, funding of protests, disruptions of governments, etc.

• USA-IRAN: Caught between the Devil and the Deep Sea
  16 January 2020, by siawi3

  The Islamic radicalism seen in Iran, neighbouring Pakistan and Turkey can be directly attributed to the American manipulation of societies who were used to undermine Godless communism with the power of Allah.

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  17 janvier 2020, par siawi3
• Pakistan: “Today, I am proudly Iranian”
  17 January 2020, by siawi3

  Today, I am proudly Iranian in siding against a global bully that flouts accepted canons of law and decency. Outrage at America’s overseas rampages is joining together peoples with hugely different thoughts and beliefs. Vicariously I too have joined the millions thronging Iran’s streets and public squares. In choosing to do so I will forget — but for one day and no more — that Iran’s theocratic government crushes civil liberties, has helped prop up Bashar al-Assad’s murderous government in Syria, and seeks to make atomic weapons.

• Iran: Statement issued by the students demonstrating in Amir Kabir University after the downing of the civilian aircraft
  20 January 2020, by siawi3

  Dear Iranian people! The only way to escape the current crisis is to return to a policy based on people’s democratic rights, a policy that will not rush into the arms of imperialism due to its fear of despotism, and one that in the name of resistance and fighting against imperialism will not legitimize despotism. Yes, the only way to reject and escape the current situation is to equally reject both despotism and imperialism.

• Iran Popular Protests Against Regime Intensify in Response to Iran Downing of Passenger Plane
  20 January 2020, by siawi3

  The eloquent statements and slogans voiced by the latest wave of mass protests in Iran seem to indicate that the uprising has entered a new stage. The efforts of the regime to derail the protests after the U.S. assassination of Qassem Soleimani and to give the impression that the Iranian masses were on its side have proved to be wrong. “Dictator, IRGC, You are our ISIS”, “The enemy is at home.” “ We didn’t suffer casualties in order to praise the murderous leader”, “Soleimani is a murderer, His leader is corrupt”, “Neither the rule of the religious guardian, nor the rule of the monarch”, “Death to the rule of the religious guardian that is responsible for years of murders”, “bread, jobs, freedom, management by councils.”

• The FBI tried to make Iceland a complicit ally in framing Julian Assange
  6 February 2020, by siawi3

  In August 2011, a plane full of FBI agents accompanied by prosecutors landed in Reykjavik. Initially, it looked like a simple matter of collaboration against cyber attacks. Unknown to the Minister of Interior, the FBI had come to carry out police work in Iceland. The FBI agents were not permitted to carry out any police work in Iceland.
  It is believed the FBI agents, after being chased out of Iceland, went to Denmark. It is not known if they asked for the same cooperation there that they did not obtain in Iceland. Unlike Iceland, Denmark kept quiet about the Bureau’s visit. So do most countries, whether complaisant or complicit.

• Syrie : La mort d’un Etat
  8 février 2020, par siawi3
• Pakistan: Muslim world politics
  9 February 2020, by siawi3

  Pakistan is forced to tread carefully in its ties with the two opposing Muslim blocs, which are exploiting the political, economic, religious, and sectarian tendencies of the Muslim world.

• Libya Is Being Torn Apart by Outsiders
  15 February 2020, by siawi3

  Ghassan Salamé is the head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya. He took over this job in 2017, six years after the catastrophic NATO war on Libya.“For Salamé, who is from Lebanon, this kind of multidimensional conflict is not unfamiliar; nor is it peculiar to have several foreign countries intervene for their own narrow ends and thereby make peace impossible.” Algeria steps into the peace discussion.

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