Anyone with a passing knowledge of the Western Left's current eight-pronged map will be familiar with the name of Noam Chomsky, the great master of the Left. As the intellectual elites of the same age are gradually passing, Chomsky, who has spent his life criticizing the bastion of capitalism, the United States, and destroying this mountainous country, finally ushered in the end of America at the age of 91: in 2020, Wuhan pneumonia sent the U.S. economy into shock, and the BLM movement launched the American Cultural Revolution to erase the American history and destroy the foundations of the U.S. nation. As an "eternal opponent of America," Chomsky will of course join the revolutionary current, but also eagers to point the way, as he did during the Occupy Wall Street movement in 2003.
Showing posts with label Cultural Revolution. Show all posts
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The thousands of forgotten innocent victims—the massacre of Shaoyang County, Hunan 1968
I grew up in the cradle of revolution—the province of Hunan and received “red” education since I was little. Everything I saw, everything I heard, made me revere and long for “revolution”. When the Cultural Revolution began, I welcomed it with the pure passion of a child.
That passion lasted until 1968, the year two massacres occurred in succession in Daoxian and Shaoyang of Hunan province. From then on, I came to have my own understanding of the nature of the Cultural Revolution.
That passion lasted until 1968, the year two massacres occurred in succession in Daoxian and Shaoyang of Hunan province. From then on, I came to have my own understanding of the nature of the Cultural Revolution.
Mao Zedong: the Giant Shadow over the Contemporary Politics of China
Written by He Qinglian
(translated by krizcpec)
(translated by krizcpec)
In recent years, the clouds over China's future is thickening.
Whether as an alternative political model for future China or as a
historic question that cannot be sidestepped, Mao Zedong and his
governing approach is getting more frequently into the view of the
public.
On August 27 this year, over a hundred liberals inside the
Communist Party of China and intellectuals attended a seminar marking
the 30th anniversary of "The Resolution on certain
historical problems of the Party since the founding
of the People's Republic" (关于建国以来党的若干历史问题的决议),
and again they stated that a correct understanding of the Cultural
Revolution and Mao Zedong is crucial for present politics of China.
Perspectives to understanding the historic roles of Mao Zedong
Beijing's reluctance to face the history and its use of various
propaganda machine to deliberately magnify the bright side of Mao
Zedong's political carrier would result not only in the
misunderstanding of Mao among the young generation, but also profound
confusion in the political thinking of the Chinese people.
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