I tend to be careful with my judgement. The decision if someone is a freedom fighter or a terrorist is just a matter of from which side you look at things. Take Iraq for example. What do they blame Hussein and his regime for?
1. Possession/development of chemical and probaly nuclear weapons
2. Violation of human rights
Now look at the US of A. What about their weapons? What about human rights (just think about the fact that they even execute mentally handicapped, or that they can arrest a 10(!!!) year old boy because he watched his 6(!!!)sister year old sister peeing due to sexual harassment)
Where is the difference? Okay USA claims to be a democracy, but Saddam wouldn't call himself an evil dictator either. THe difference is that we (the western world) did chose to stand on the US side, not the Arabian.
If we want to judge what is going on in parts (!!) Arabia, if we feel morally obliged to intervene when Iraq does invade Kuwait, who does point the finger at the Americans for what they have done to the natives amerivcan indians or balck negro slaves? Who does blame UK for their violent policy of colonisation in India or Africa? Who says that all Spanish people were terrorists, just because their conquistadores killed countless numbers of Indios? Who does blame Germany ...err...no, that's no good example, since we are always to blame.
Did Fidel Castro free his country from fascist bourgoisie or did he unrightfully invade Cuba to oppress its inhabtants?
Why are Americans (likewise most other occidental countries) firm believers in Chrisanity - and are willing to protect western culture where Christanity is a vital part of - and still do not heed the first principles of this religion: to forgive and forget?
Why is it, that it is always the other side who has got terrorist, whereas we have glorious freedom fighters?
Peacekeeping force is already a contradiction in itself, but it this kind of sloppy dialectics that we alwaya are ready to use as a weak excuse whenever we try to follow our own interests in world policy and global economics. Tell me why should anyone be interested to protect the Kuwait regime? Just for the sake of human rights? After all their chiefs are not actually known to have invented democracy. Yes, there is good life in Kuwait as long as you do not stand in the way of the royal family. But liberty and justice for all in Kuwait - no way. Without letting this go to far, the driving force behind this facrce is obvious: the power of the capital trying to get its way and woe to those aho get in its way. The funny thing about this is that you do need
communism to see it like this, just
common sense.
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