Cantabro invisible.El mundo es basura,pero me gusta estar vivo.El Ciclismo era mas que un deporte...ya solo queda la propia Bici.Mi equipo favorito era la URSS.
When they engineer immortality it will be for them, not us. When they terraform mars to escape the planet they destroyed it will be for them, not us. When they end hunger it will be for them, not us. When they eradicate violence it will be for them, not us.
The Nobel Peace Prize represents no one but the West.
It's the "international community's" participation trophy, awarded not for ending wars, but for keeping the right ones alive.
If there is a greater insult to the word "peace," it hasn't been invented yet.
Rarely in history do you have a leader within a highly centralized political system so singularly devoted to striking down the pillars propping up their own state. In this regard, Gorbachev really was one of a kind, setting in motion the perfect political storm.
Zubok’s research (correctly) argues that the USSR could have continued to exist in some form or that its collapse wasn’t inevitable. This is a kind of heresy for those who, for ideological reasons, are attached to the traditional pop history narrative of “there never was any real alternative”
You’re mistaking cause for effect.
It wasn’t capitalism that built public schools, scholarships, and community centers.
It was the constant pressure of labor, of unions, of movements that forced the state to concede just enough to prevent revolt.
Capitalism did not fund your education out of kindness.
It funded it because an uneducated workforce was bad for profit.
Capitalism did not fund your scholarships out of generosity.
It funded them because empire needed engineers, soldiers, and bureaucrats to maintain the machine.
Capitalism did not fund community centers out of compassion.
It funded them to keep people just healthy and stable enough to keep working.
Every gain you listed, from schools to disability programs, came from struggle, not benevolence. And every one of those gains is being eroded the moment people stop fighting for them.
Just look at the U.S. today: public schools are gutted, scholarships buried in debt, social programs slashed. Community is collapsing under the weight of profit.
That’s capitalism.
It only "gives" when it fears the people might take.
And as someone from Vietnam, I can tell you this: our schools, our hospitals, our social programs were built under bombs, blockades, and sanctions.
They were not gifts from capital.
They were built because the people decided they would exist, even in the ruins of war.
Cuba and North Korea are the same.
They have never been allowed the luxury of peace or normal trade.
They survive under permanent siege.
The fact they endure at all says more about their resilience, and about the power of solidarity, than about capitalism’s supposed generosity.
This insane idea that the Soviet Union — as the world's first proletarian state — bears responsibility for the chaos that came after its demise and the restoration of capitalism is perhaps the peak of Western anti-communist nihilism.
LA NAUSÉE.
Pas de stigmate de fatigue après 277 km. Une respiration d'enfant qui dort. Un teint pâle. Seixas, premier français 13ème à plus de 9 minutes ne gagnera jamais le Tour sans adopter le régime de l'alien.
En EEUU hay una disputa entre dos facciones neoliberales, dos patas del sistema que se turnan en el gobierno. Catalogar como “izquierda” a una de ellas es disonancia cognitiva.
Hoy hace 52 años del golpe de estado en Chile que terminaba con la vida de Salvador Allende e instauraba una dictadura criminal.
Allende hombre honesto, intentó cambiar las cosas dentro del sistema.
La leccion es que dentro del sistema nada se puede cambiar
Brother, I don’t deny Nepal’s anger.
But don’t mistake pain for wisdom.
Empire never needs to invent corruption.
It only needs to whisper in the ear of the naïve.
The peasant believes he rises for justice.
The student believes he fights for freedom.
But the crowd is always easier to steer than to educate.
You say today was pure.
I say it was predictable.
Every empire knows:
The commoner is easy to provoke.
Easy to flatter.
Easy to corrupt.
Yes, your suffering is genuine.
But suffering is not protection against manipulation.
It is the crack where empire always slides in.
That is why every revolt follows the same script.
The cast is always ready: angry, naïve, convinced they are the authors, when in truth, only extras on someone else’s stage.
From the royal massacre to the street protests.
From Constituent Assembly to today’s explosions.
The story has never changed:
The Nepali people shed the blood.
Washington edits the footage.
And empire signs its name on the film.