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Originally posted by JanusFIN
reply to post by smallpeeps
Your link doesnt work... Fix it!
Originally posted by JanusFIN
You raise very interesting question to the table, and I look half from this fascinating interview what you send... I want to look the whole interview, 9 parts of it first, before I am willing to start talk about this more. Man seems to be very wise, and earn to be heard.
Its much more important look to the great lies from past, than try to foresee those in our time and future. History educates us, and talk over the borders is the strong weapon we have... Free talk, and internet forums is one good way in educate our selfs.
BTW, In your link, who is this guy, and what he means to you? Why you want to share his thoughts with us?
Originally posted by JanusFIN
Some interresting quotes captured from long interview:
Part 2/9 time 01.25 Forward...
"There is a great possibility that system (USSR) goes sooner or later and will be destroyed, cause there is so destructive mechanism built in to like any socialist, or communist, or fascist system, ... because the system do not rely upon loyalty of its population."
Bangladeshi authorities claim that 3 million people were killed,[1] while the Hamoodur Rahman Commission, an official Pakistan Government investigation, put the figure as low as 26,000 civilian casualties.[2] The international media and reference books in English have also published figures which vary greatly from 200,000 to 3,000,000 for Bangladesh as a whole.[1] A further eight to ten million people fled the country to seek safety in India.[3]
[...]
Numerous women were tortured, raped and killed during the war. The exact numbers are not known and are a subject of debate. Bangladeshi sources cite a figure of 200,000 women raped, giving birth to thousands of war-babies. The Pakistan Army also kept numerous Bengali women as sex-slaves inside the Dhaka Cantonment. Most of the girls were captured from Dhaka University and private homes.
[edit] March
March 1 - A bomb explodes in the men's room at the U.S. Capitol; the Weather Underground Organization claims responsibility.
March 1 - Pakistani President Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan indefinitely postpones the pending National Assembly session, precipitating massive civil disobedience in East Pakistan.
March 1 - Canadian John Robarts ends his term of office as the 17th Premier of Ontario.
March 4 - The southern part of Québec, and especially Montreal, receive 42 cm of snow in what became known as the Century's Snowstorm (la tempête du siècle).
March 5 - The Pakistani army occupies East Pakistan.
March 6 - A fire in a mental hospital at Burghölzli, Switzerland, kills 28 people.
March 7 - The British postal workers' strike, led by UPW General Secretary Tom Jackson, ends after 47 days.
March 7 - Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, political leader of the then East Pakistan delivers his great speech in the Racecourse Field in Dhaka. He called the mass to be prepared and fight for national independence.
March 8 - Boxer Joe Frazier defeats Muhammad Ali at Madison Square Garden.
March 12 - Hafez al-Assad becomes president of Syria.
March 12–13 - The Allman Brothers Band plays their legendary concert at the Fillmore East.
March 16 - Trygve Bratteli forms a government in Norway.
March 18 - A landslide at Chungar, Peru crashes into Lake Yanahuani, killing 200.
March 23 - General Alejandro Lanusse of Argentina takes power in a military coup.
March 25 - The Pakistani army starts Operation Searchlight in East Pakistan from midnight, after President Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan, a military ruler, voids election results that gave the Awami League an overwhelming majority in the parliament.
March 26 - East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) independence is declared by Local Awami League Leader Hannan Sarker on behalf of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from Kalurghat Radio Station, Chittagong.
March 27 - East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) independence is repeatedly declared by Army Major (later President of Bangladesh) Ziaur Rahman on behalf of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from Kalurghat Radio Station, Chittagong.
March 28 - The Ed Sullivan Show airs its final episode.
March 29 - U.S. Army Lieutenant William Calley is found guilty of 22 murders in the My Lai massacre and sentenced to life in prison (later pardoned).
March 29 - A Los Angeles, California jury recommends the death penalty for Charles Manson and 3 female followers.
Originally posted by JanusFIN
Please, look at least the part 9, but I suggest to look from part 8 to the end.
A MUST SEE!!!
This information is very up to date right now!
Just listen this, see your self, it will open your eyes.
Thanks op, very good post, in very good timing!