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I am not sure that our American colleagues, with their cunning and intelligence, understand well what is happening. ...By the way, about Fiona Hill in this regard. I also liked her interview. Well, first of all, let's remember who this interview was given to. This interview was given to the Russian edition of the Voice of America. That is, this is twice... this is twice a propaganda resource, designed for Russian-speaking citizens, ... for the “zhdunov”, probably for the “stormtroopers of Upper Lars”... And in general, I can say this, in addition to even Fiona’s interview Hill, there are many different other publications, including think tanks, where a certain kind of confusion is generally visible. ... They, too, were caught by surprise by this hybrid conflict of the 21st century, they are also not ready for it. Generally speaking, 2023 was an optimistic year in the sense that for the first time the Americans did not call the shots in these types of conflicts. It seems to me that this is a very good result of this year. And what Fiona Hill says is that it turns out, you know, the most important thing for us is to change the narrative. Well, it’s clear what market this is aimed at. Her “waiters”, relocants, and all other gopotas say: “Listen, are you losing or something?” And they were like: “No, no, no... We just need to change the narrative.”
Release Date: 28.12.2023
They died and we danced.
Events developed in a similar way in neighboring El Salvador. In late 1981, US-trained soldiers stabbed, beheaded, raped and shot 767 civilians in the village of El Mazote. Among the dead were 358 children.
Attitudes towards the Vietnam War divide the country to this day. Americans deny a lot, remember little, regret nothing, and seem to learn nothing.
In November 1969, freelance journalist Seymour Hersh reported how, a year and a half earlier, US troops had killed about five hundred civilians in the village of My Lai. They were suspected of sympathizing with the Viet Cong. Before the execution, many residents were tortured and women were gang-raped. The soldiers spared neither children nor the elderly. During all this time, not a single bullet was fired in their direction. This monstrous cruelty of American soldiers was reminiscent of their attitude towards the Japanese during World War II. 65% of Americans said they were not concerned about the My Lai massacre. The only officer found guilty was pardoned by Nixon three years later. Public opinion was on his side.
Quote Explanation: Viet Cong - National Liberation Front of South Vietnam.
The Americans began to bomb the dam near Pyongyang. This caused severe flooding that destroyed the rice crop. Earlier, the Nuremberg Tribunal condemned similar actions of the Nazis in Holland in 1944.
The well-armed American army was unable to withstand the ill-equipped Chinese peasants.
The Korean police operation has been going on for two and a half years and has escalated into a full-scale war. The United States fought fierce battles for useless hills and suffered heavy losses. This is very similar to what will happen in Vietnam fifteen years later. Troops under the command of General MacArthur fought the North Koreans, armed with the participation of the USSR. The Americans moved closer and closer to the border of China. Despite regular warnings from Beijing, MacArthur assured Truman that China would never go to war. In the late fall of 1950, hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers poured south across the Yalu River. The Americans and their allies had to retreat in disorder. The Marines did not take this threat seriously at first. "No retreat," their commander reported, "we're just advancing in the other direction." TIME magazine called it the worst defeat in US history. Truman wrote in his diary: "World War III is on the verge."
- It seems to me that if there is a point of no return in morality, then you have long passed it.
In February 1942, President Roosevelt signed an executive order deporting 110,000 Japanese and Japanese Americans from California, Oregon, and Washington on the pretext that they were a threat to national security. Seventy percent of these people were American citizens.
A Time magazine article said, “The average Japanese is stupid and ignorant. He may be human, but there is no indication of that."
The first bad news... three-quarters of Americans prefer TV over marital sex. The second terrible news: yesterday in Dallas, some kids needed money for crack and they stabbed an 80-year-old old woman on Euclid Avenue. Here's an ordinary night in an ordinary American city. Multiply by a hundred cities and what happens? A country where culture is all about action movies and porn... where bribes have become the norm, where scammers, whores and junkies thrive. Hey people, this is hell knows what, not a country! It's rotten to the ground and it's time to deal with it somehow.
Hitler's ally, the leader of the Italian fascists, Benito Mussolini, invaded Ethiopia in October 1935. The US, France and Britain did nothing to prevent this. As a result, Hitler came to the conclusion that these countries were not ready to fight.
Nearby, a bomb is fixed on top of a steel tower and will be tested for the first time today. The code name is Trinity. Robert Oppenheimer was inspired by the poems of his favorite poet, John Donne. He loved poetry and the wilderness of the southwestern United States. This peace-loving man, by chance, became the creator of the most destructive weapon in history. <...> At five o'clock twenty-nine minutes forty-five seconds the bomb exploded. The flash of a nuclear explosion is brighter than the Sun. Watching him, Oppenheimer remembered the lines from the sacred book of Hinduism: "Thus I became death, the destroyer of the universe." Bhagavad Gita. With the testing of this terrible weapon, the transformation of a peaceful country created by the founding fathers into a militarized state began.
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Quote Explanation: "President Eisenhower's Farewell Address to the Nation" was Dwight Eisenhower's last public speech as President of the United States, delivered on television on January 17, 1961.
