It's funny how things on the Web repeat themselves, are recycled and are renewed.
Here's the story I ran a while back about Communism in Taiwan:
blog.islaformosa.com
Here are some worthwhile points in a recent article published:
"President Lee Teng-Hui was forced to admit that he had been a communist in the late 1940's." (also mentioned in my blog)
"Mao Zedong initially supported Taiwan Independence." (believable)
"In recent years I've seen the "Communistmobile," a red car painted with hammers, sickles, yellow stars and various workers slogans, around Taipei. It also has big speakers mounted on the roof which blast "The East is Red" on a continuous loop. Other Communist cars have been sighted in Kaoshiung and Tainan." (never seen it but want to!)
All in all a great article. Read it here:
http://gotmahmojo.livejournal.com/99239.html
Don't forget all of you wanna be communists wanting to support Dai, organizations and activities from promoting communism are forbidden by law in Taiwan. As I have previously noted in my blog, if Taiwan is so democratic, then why don't its laws allow people to start a communist party? Doesn't that smack against free speech?
We don't seriously think these guys will get anywhere but it does make political life colorful. Besides, we need a good counter-weight for the Nazi Party of Taiwan.
1 comment:
I think it's all just a cry for attention - and in such a conformist culture it's not hard to get. Like crazy emblack's revolutionary anarchist movement for instance.
As for the Taiwan Nazis, those dumbass kids have always been into "cool imagery" like swastikas (though you don't see them as much these days), circle A's, and hammer and sickles. I'm just surprised some of them actually did the research to learn what the symbols meant and made the effort to start them up. Who says the Strawberries are lazy? Some of my Taiwanese friends are joining the Taiwan Nazi's as deep-penetration agents. It would be an interesting story to report, but I seriously doubt they're much more than a glorified yahoo club.
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