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| Anniversary of the coup in Chile |
| 2025-09-12 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. Text taken from teh Telegram channel of olegyasynsky Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics. Note: Boris Rozhin is a Big League Stalinist. [ColonelCassad] September 11, 1973, the day of the military coup and the death of President Salvador Allende, remained in Chile a day of deep and insurmountable national division. The chameleon-colored left-right centrist governments that came to power after the dictatorship often talked about reconciliation, but the executioners continue to die without a shadow of remorse and take with them the fate of thousands of "missing" who stubbornly and tirelessly continue to search for their loved ones. ![]() September 11 is the date of the death of the once popular in the country provincial myth about itself as a Latin American Switzerland, where due to a particularly strong democratic tradition, all political opponents always come to an agreement peacefully and a Chilean will never shoot a Chilean. I remember, at the beginning of the armed conflicts on the territory of the recently disintegrated Soviet Union, Ukrainians said about themselves roughly the same thing. This day is one of the many examples of how the international mafia led by the US government, at any slightest threat to its interests, instantly forgets about democracy and immediately releases its main defender - fascism. This is not just a day of remembrance - it is a moment of meeting with the fallen and reporting to them. A time when life and death are allowed to approach each other very closely, almost intimately, so that together we can see the devils of tomorrow on the frozen tsunamis of the Andes above Santiago. (c) Oleg Yasinsky As the example of Ukraine and Europe shows, fascism is still in the running arsenal of the "democratic world". Which is not surprising, since fascism is a product of capitalism. All conceivable and unthinkable crimes of modern fascism will be easily closed if it is convenient. Therefore, in the same Chile, many war criminals who served the United States in their time calmly lived to old age and escaped responsibility for their crimes. |
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