Category Archives: Laos
A Little Discussed Value of Socialism – The Decent Society
Atheist Indian writes: In my personal observations of South East Asia, societies that lean towards free market capitalism put far less value on the human aspect of our existence as people while the socialist leaning societies are more tolerant and … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Asia, Capitalism, Chile, Economics, Fascism, Government, Laos, Latin America, Latin American Right, Political Science, Racism, Regional, SE Asia, Social Problems, Socialism, Sociology, South America, Thailand, Vietnam
Why Has No Bigfoot Ever Been Shot?
The question that never ends about Bigfoot is, Where is the body? Answer, we have already had a number of dead Bigfoots, mostly killed by humans, often by being shot. Numerous Bigfoots have been shot and killed in the past … Continue reading
Filed under Abkhazia, Americas, Amerindians, Animals, Anthropology, Apes, Asia, Australia, Bigfoot, California, China, Government, History, Laos, Mammals, Midwest, Minnesota, Modern, Near East, Nevada, North America, Physical, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, SE Asia, US, USA, Vietnam, Vietnam War, War, Washington, West, Wild
Goodbye and Good Riddance
Repost from the old site. A traitor is dead. Goodbye and good riddance. A notorious serial liar, fascist, Nazi sympathizer and novelist has died. He was lionized in the West for his lying novels and his lies where he claimed … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Anti-Semitism, Asia, Caribbean, China, Cold War, Cuba, Europe, Fascism, Germany, History, Laos, Latin America, National Socialism, Nazism, NE Asia, North Korea, Poland, Political Science, Portugal, Racism, Regional, Reposts From The Old Site, SE Asia, Spain, USSR, Vietnam, Vietnam War, War, World War 2
Journeys in Asian Prehistory
Repost from the old site. In this post we will look at the prehistory of the Asian or Mongoloid Race and some its subgroups. After humans came out of Africa about 70,000 years ago, they moved along the coast of … Continue reading
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In the Shining Path of Ann Dunham
Repost from the old site. It’s a lie that Sendero Luminoso never had much support. Simon Strong’s 1992 book gives the lie to that quite well. In the 18 months following Fujimori’s seizure of power, an unbelievable 1.5 million Peruvians … Continue reading
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Problems of Leftwing Democracy
Repost from the old site. In the comments section, astute commenter huy remarks on the conundrum of socialist democracy when capitalists retain control over the media and culture:: The only problem is that a socialist revolution would probably require a … Continue reading
Filed under Afghanistan, Africa, Agricutlure, Americas, Argentina, Asia, Britain, Canada, Capitalism, Caribbean, Central America, Chile, China, Cuba, Culture, Economics, El Salvador, Eurasia, Europe, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Iran, Journalism, Labor, Laos, Latin America, Left, Maoism, Marxism, NE Asia, Nepal, North America, North Korea, Politics, Regional, Reposts From The Old Site, Russia, SE Asia, South America, South Asia, Spain, US Politics, USA, Venezuela, Vietnam
Multiculturalism and Socialism: The Odd Couple
Repost from the old site. In the comments section, Scott, who is a White nationalist, discusses the disconnect between multiculturalism and socialism or social democracy. Yes, we do allow White nationalists, even anti-Black ones, on the board, but every time … Continue reading
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A History of Social Contracts Around the World in the Last Century
Sometimes when there is a real threat from the Left, the Rich consent to a “social contract.” This has happened in numerous places. The US in the Depression, with the threat of Communism hanging over their heads.. Western Europe, once … Continue reading
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Musings on Dual Loyalty, Judaism as Zionism, and Anti-Semitism
Repost from the old site. Always-perceptive commenter James Schipper makes some astute, terse and cut to the chase comments on my post, The “New Anti-Semitism.” In it, he moves beyond the typically vulgar anti-Semitism that much modern anti-Zionism descends into … Continue reading
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Map of the Romance Speaking World
Here is a very nice map of the parts of the world that speak a Romance language, in whole or in part. The main languages covered here are Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian and Romanian. The heavy Spanish speaking zone is … Continue reading
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