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The free world rejoiced when the Berlin wall fell, but was it free?
No.
No.
As the berlin wall fall.
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relatively speaking yes
but the Russell was very impressive and raised many good points
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but the Russell was very impressive and raised many good points
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His case for genocide is an open shut one. You can easily get the drift of why they were doing it, what this wise lakota man was documenting so articulately and passionately. Their way proved far more superior and resilient. Every time a community got in control, the gov would impose punishment/policy to throw them back into social kaos. The Howard gov intervention was this exact policy.
http://www.un.org/en/preventgenocide/adviser/pdf/osapg_analysis_framework.pdf
Did you notice John McCain in that senate hearing? Did you notice his body language?
Every white american gov is and has done far worse than Assad ever did, that little campaigner( mcain) funds and armed extremists.
Good video.
Greg Phillips sings a similar tune in Australia, I've attended a couple of his speeches, he's worth listening to.
Greg Phillips sings a similar tune in Australia, I've attended a couple of his speeches, he's worth listening to.
Building walls is the trend now.
Tones suggesting bulding one round Europe, if only people could work out where europe ends
Tones suggesting bulding one round Europe, if only people could work out where europe ends
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As communism invaded Eastern Europe 1/3 of my family fled to the US, 1/3 here to Oz and the remaining 1/3 were trapped in Eastern Europe.
On the fall of the iron curtain, the eastern europeans came to Australia for a holiday. The first thing they wanted to see was a supermarket. The concept that goods like food waited for people (not the other way around) was so amazing.
Back home people lined up for the goods and food rations and often by the time they got to the front, the food ran out.
On the fall of the iron curtain, the eastern europeans came to Australia for a holiday. The first thing they wanted to see was a supermarket. The concept that goods like food waited for people (not the other way around) was so amazing.
Back home people lined up for the goods and food rations and often by the time they got to the front, the food ran out.
Makes you wonder if the influx of Eastern Europeans has changed our culture to be communist
(Of course it hasn't)
(Of course it hasn't)
I don't think anyone pretended it was. But it was a monumental moment in European history, you can't take that away from it.
More cctv in the UK today than surveillance at its worst in east Germany
Not sure what we were liberated from
Not sure what we were liberated from
That wasn't the case back in 1989. Between then and now something else has occurred.
I'm holding the reason in my hand. (A device). We have just happily surrendered our privacy etc for a few cheap thrills
Thanks for the clarification.
It's a sad reality that Governments in the western world hold much much more information on their citizens than the East Germans ever did.
Mielke would have been pleased.
yeah but the Eastern Bloc had better home computers in the 1980s than the west. *(IF you could get one, just former the technical programming model )
Sur they stole the design from the west, but market forces as usual picked a bad system.
Yes I'm embittered Retro Geek that still instants the PDP-11 was the most perfect CPU design ever conceived.
Sur they stole the design from the west, but market forces as usual picked a bad system.
Yes I'm embittered Retro Geek that still instants the PDP-11 was the most perfect CPU design ever conceived.
