Thursday, May 1, 2008

WHAT FASCISM LOOKS LIKE


The following report, "Riot Cops Thwart Turkish Protestors,' links to videos both from Turkey and around the world, as well:

www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/05/01/turkey.riots/index.html#cnnSTCText

And


www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=229005

This is Turkey's Fascist, ISLAMIC AKP government, the one selling out and off the entire Turkish state, the one that nobody here criticizes.
Now, to give everyone an exemplary idea just how brainwashed, stupid, retarded and compromised are US citizens, consider the naivete expressed in the following, a very, very brief interview with Noah Feldman, US architect of Iraq's new Fascist Constitution, regarding the role of Islamic (Iranian) Sharia law in Iraq, as presented on a very popular, satirical, daily, American comedy program from Wednesday, April 30,
(scroll down the center list for the interview with Noah Feldman, last entry at the bottom in the center box):

www.comedycentral.com/colbertreport/videos.jhtml?videoId=167404

In Iraq, recent concrete results of the collective denial of US collusion and collaboration with Iran's exported Islamic Fascist government as represented above:

www.arabwomanblues.blogspot.com/2008/05/hostages.html

Meanwhile, anticipating Egypt's upcoming general strike, May 4, last I read, the Egyptian government is calling for a 30% pay rise for all government employees, hoping that will avert a May 4th confrontation. What it won't avert is the wholesale sellout and selloff of Egypt's industries and resources, such as that in Turkey.
Lebanon also concerned about their upcoming General Strike, discussing possible wage hikes.
Of course, NO US support.
And, I'm not going to even bother to try to refute what is being labeled, here, the/a "cause" for food riots and food shortages in many countries which had previously had an abundance of self-sustaining agricultural produce PRIOR to their privatization, globalization and production for export.
This process began a long time ago and those living, for example, within what is called the Maghreb and North Africa states could well testify to what I'm saying.
For sure, everybody on the planet knows Egypt was one amongst the largest agricultural producers on the globe.
So, what happened?
Sudan, as well.
For a quick look at a map of the area:

www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Africa

And, then:

www.cababstractsplus.org/google/abstract.asp?AcNo=20043179015

ALL of the above are the results of Fascism and what it looks like. Oppressive, repressive, fundamentalist, reactionary Fascist, Islamic religiosity, disguised, masqueraded and dressed up as something other than what it is, presented as it's opposite, progressive.
Not just in Turkey, Iran and Iraq.
Fundamentalist Christianity and Zionism in the US denounced and exposed for the Fascist agenda it clearly represents.
Yet, when it comes to Islamic Fundamentalism, total, complete and unmitigated silence and collaboration, including, by the way, Obama's Reverend Wright, in the US, and his association with "Reverend" Louis Farrakhan of the mafia like Nation of Islam, the same folks who assassinated Malcolm X.
Anyway, Obama's ersatz campaign was jettisoned after his Pennsylvania debacle.
They're busy taking Obama down, now, destroying him, with Reverend Wright, altho, not before he/they destroy the Democratic Party and enable McCain to win.
This is a foretaste of what would have happened had Obama got to the General Election.
For another Fascist obscenity.
Disneyland may be coming to Iraq, but, as well, Murdoch, (another billionaire supporter of the so-called "progressive" Obama) and Saudi Prince Talal Alwaleed are teaming up to bring something to Arab countries they desperately need, Fox movies!:

www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZAWYA20080501132203/lok132200080501

Please! Please!
Don't jump up and down now and clap in unison enthusiastically out there in Arab land.
Restrain yourselves.
I realize how long you've wished for this.
Clearly, it's filling a long awaited void in your cultural heritage.
And, a reminder, of what it's all about, Alfie, "MENA Region 8th Largest Economy":

www.menafn.com/qn_news_story_s.asp?Storyid
=1093194914

And, "UAE Plans Major Gas Project with US Firm":

www.menafn.com/qn_news_story_s.asp?Storyid
=1093194897

One more note.
As ALL the above unfolds, US and Iranian forces in Iraq attack Sadr, the Butcher of Baghdad.
Simultaneously, Russia is sending more troops to fortify the the Georgian breakaway republics of South Ossetia and Abkhazia in the Caucasus.
The US House of Representatives JUST initiated a resolution on this matter, HR 1166.
To read the text of the bill, in the following link, click onto the BLUE Box on the LEFT hand side with the words, "Primary Source" and you will THEN see an option for "text":

www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=hr110-1166

And, of course, Turkey is bombing the PKK.
As to what the US military will and can do, they can and will do anything, absolutely anything, whatever is necessary.
There are no limits and a range of options exist that people can't even imagine.
To assume any MEANINGFUL internal resistance within the US to anything they do is to defy reality.
The US is a total and complete Fascist dictatorship.
The military does whatever it wants, with the collaboration of the US Congress and the entire corporate, propertied media and establishment and their fake Left and opposition, no different from and in collusion with the fake Islamic opposition, one and the same.
First, they are taking down the Butcher of Baghdad, Sadr, as required, as I said previously.
What happens next depends on a multitude of factors, including all those above and more.
What is clear is FURTHER, not less, militarization, as a response to ALL the many challenges represented above, the success of their economic "program" and those throughout the globe partnered with them.
So, as Admiral Mullen says, don't rule anything out or anything in, for that matter.
To do so would be a giant, strategic mistake.

2 comments:

dilbertgeg said...

karlmarx,
It was not too difficult to ascertain that Obama was a representative of the ruling elite, either as a "trojan horse" militarist, or as a false threat to the Republicans, i.e. a guy designed to lose, like John Kerry.

Obama is not anywhere near as UN-charismatic as Kerry, who as we know, mysteriously became the front runner so he could lose to Bush. (The only reason, at the time, I got behind Kerry, was because I had learned about Bush family links to actual Nazi Germany. This was before I learned that the Nazi Party was most likely entirely Made In America.)

In 2008, without even having to ponder, I was aware that ANYONE being marketed to us by the fascist advertising news system, is one of their products, not one of ours.

However, I did not consider that Louis Farrakhan represented Fascism per se, vs. black nationalism, black interests as it were. I know Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, however good they sound at times, must be shills that are designed to make the cause of black justice seem stoopid. Bush has partly had the same effect for whites -- particularly southerners and religious -- to make them look like total jackasses, if he represents them.

So I knew Obama was a shill for the corporate-military-intelligence complex, but didn't see the Wright-Farrakhan connection as fascism.

White clergy have defended Wright's speeches - god damn america - as being in line with MLK's criticisms of America's brutality, if a little more dramatic and a lot more divisive to some ears. I guess the fact that Wright served Clinton too, during the "Monica" farce, is probably a strong clue.

Wright identifying problems as a BLACK issue, rather than a CLASS issue, that certainly is a fault, but I think it's not been proven untrue that most blacks have been relegated to a lower class than most whites.

I think I have even heard Ralph Schoenman say something nice about Farrakhan.

I'll have to read more of your blog to see your viewpoint. In the meantime, I'm allowing myself to be not quite as pessimistic as you are about a meaningful opposition in the US, however, I don't see it right yet. And I think a LOT of it's absence is based on the paucity of real information filtering out, as well as a new cultured attitude of either resignation or ruthlessness.

karlmarx said...

Dilbertgeg--Thanks. Interesting and thoughtful comments. By the way, my apologies to you and anyone else who adds comments if there are some errors in programming responses on my part. This is all new to me, an experiment, and, I am PROFOUNDLY programming stupid. So, everyone, please, be patient and understanding with me. Thanks. Karlmarxwasright