>>1

I'm glad he's dead. I'm only sorry it wasn't due to being tortured to death, which is what should happen to all dictators.

Every time one of the old guys goes his way,
I'm opening some bottles of wine to get drunk
big time.
I've started this tradition with Ceaucescu,
(I had the honour to live under his glorious
rule for the first ten years of my life).
Then came Idi Amin, Pinochet, Suharto, and
Mengistu may follow soon when Mugabe is no
longer there to protect him.
It's a really nice thing, I suggest you do it
too.

>>3

Why not? it sounds awesome..

>>3

You started with a good mark, so to speak. The entire Kremlin, and most of the world, east and west, probably joined you with that drink.

I've have done the same, but Chiang Kai-shek died 5 years before I was born. It's not the same thing to start retroactively.

Oh well. Good riddance to them.

I hear Obama recently did ... certain things ... in front of AIPAC ...

"The man who had brought me now squirmed to a point directly beside the hideous flame, and made stiff ceremonial motions to the semi-circle he faced. At certain stages of the ritual they did grovelling obeisance, especially when he held above his head that abhorrent Necronomicon he had taken with him; and I shared all the obeisances because I had been summoned to this festival by the writings of my forefathers."

For those who think guy is the great hope for freedom and democracy that will undo all the damage Bush has done, just wait until you see whatever dictator the rednecks pull out of their asses to replace him in a similar fashion in 4 to 8 years... action, reaction, worse reaction. We'll never see the end of this.

^

>>this guy

Ar http://powerofnarrative.blogspot.com, we read_

Obama's National Security Working Group:

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
Senator David Boren, former Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
Secretary of State Warren Christopher
Greg Craig, former director of the State Department Office of Policy Planning
Secretary of the Navy Richard Danzig
Representative Lee Hamilton, former Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder
Dr. Tony Lake, former National Security Advisor
Senator Sam Nunn, former Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense William Perry
Dr. Susan Rice, former Assistant Secretary of State
Representative Tim Roemer, 9/11 Commissioner
Jim Steinberg, former Deputy National Security Advisor

"Change" to make you throw up into next week! Here's a more productive use of your time: you can immediately prepare war crimes indictments -- for everyone now in Washington responsible for planning, implementing and funding our foreign policy (yes, that includes Obama himself), and for everyone on this list. The only people who should be excepted are those who have voted against every Iraq-Afghanistan funding bill. I think that means Kucinich and Paul remain at liberty, and no one else.

As an australian i dont really care who gets in, americas a falling superpower and Kevin Rudd has distanced us enough from it. but i think he'll be better than the opposition at the moment, albeit still shitty.

and >>6 if he was a Stalinist i would be actively campaigning for him.

>>18 The only people who should be excepted are those who have voted against every Iraq-Afghanistan funding bill. I think that means Kucinich and Paul remain at liberty, and no one else.

Paul was for Afghanistan at first until it changed from "get Obama" to nation building.

>>22

>"get Obama"

Smooooooth

Because dictators are considered evil and evil is in the eye of the beholder.

>>2
I don't think you quite understood the question.

>>3

aAd I don't think you quite understood the answer.

>>4
Paranormal is "real things"? I think not.

Idi Amin and GW Bush and the Nephilim are very real though, as everyone knows. That was my point.

Unfortunately reincarnation is now subject of a permit by the Relevant Chinese Authorities.

Severing hands was a legal form of punishment in
lamaist tibet. However, the chinese are SOO much
better at mass murder. You know, it just help to
be less pacifistic.

sorry, reincarnation doesn't exist, you fail.

It may not exist, but you still need a permit.

>>4
>>5

Pics of its non-existence or it did happen

>>6

Here be no reincarnation, it doesn't exist.

If I was a Dictator, oriental religions would be outlawed, only oriental inmigrants would be allowed to practice their religion but far away from the public's eye, inside their houses and disguised temples, they can't make any noises.

I don't want their dirty Nirvana all over my Heaven.

>>7

Oh and by outlawed I mean they can't show in public they belong to that religion nor talk anybody about it.

Mostly random or obscure there's references to reincarnation in old religions in the occidental world.

The Celts, the Greeks, African practices, Gnostics, some parts of Judaism, Norse, Native America.

So yeah some conquerors have been quite lazy on that task of stomping out the idea completely.

There be no God or Heaven, they're just lies made for social control.

or not actually, but man he's fat

idi is still my idol and fav dictator. he just has this crazy charisma.

>>4

And he ended up in Saudi Arabia, basically a wastrel freeloader, courtesy of the House of Saud. And only because he'd become a Sand Nigger - in his case, LITERALLY! What a FAILURE!

>>4
You're probably a nigger.

I love Idi Amin with all my heart and soul. He was the Caligula of Africa.

He had this habit of burning some of his border-zone villages before waging the next war
so he could tell the world the other side did it.
Wasn't very good at it, though.

>>idi amin was probably the fattest dictator evar

Its because he ate his competitors.

>>9

I shouldn't have laughed at this, but I did.

Kos it's true.

>>10
I think I wrote that, drunk. I don't quite recall. This means I get to laugh at my own joke without feeling like I'm laughing at my own joke.

bump for killing 1/3 of the population of cambodia

>>1

Polly was Potty!

Well, he doesn't do potty now, that's for sure. That guy holds the record in the most killings
per capita. He managed to kill 30% of his contries population in only four years.
He didn't even use bullets, as it was cheaper to beat them to death (I'm not joking, there was a
standing order not to use bullets).

>>5

He might have gone further, if the VPA (formerly NVA) hadn't decided to roll all over Cambodia like a T-34 over a small rodent. No more Khmer Rouge.

It takes quite a dictator to sufficiently rattle a nation that was bombed more than all of Europe exclusively.

>>1

Its only about an inch diagonally... i have seen bigger

>>1

>he committed seppuku in 1970

The best decision he ever made. He was a complete bollockbrain who had ideas above his station (like Hitler), and was also a queer, flouncing, shirtlifting bumboy. I'm glad he killed himself.

>>2 you should model yourself on him... it would be your last chance to become an hero

He wasn't really a fascist or nationalist. It's usually argued his militarism was a manifestation of his once repressed homosexuality and obsession with self-destruction.

>>2, have you read his writing? Wanker troll.

Actually, he wasn't so much gay as he was super-nationalistic lunatic right-wingy Japan-go-BANZAI-ey. Needless to say, not too many were thrilled by his Branch Davidian like standoff with the SDF, which led to said seppuku when he realized he wouldn't get what he wanted.

>>4

That sounds soooo emo <3 <3 <3

Once saw a movie from him. Really weird stuff,
about a naked military man committing seppuku
with his naked wife, only wearing a hat.
Couldn't bring myself to view the whole thing,
though.
By, the way, his lover tried several times to
sever his head during seppuku, but it didn't
work and had to be done by another guy.

look at the expression on his face. Priceless.

>>1
>>2

No complaints from me. /r/ MOAR pics of Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo etc getting their just desserts. And any pics of post-war dictators getting it in the neck (and them being shown in an unflattering light generally) are welcome too.

source please?

here's an old classic by-the-by

>>6

Not sure about the 2nd & 3rd ones, but the 4th pic is from the UK's '2000 AD' comic - specifically the time-travelling bounty hunter Johnny Alpha in "Strontium Dog" (with ace art by Carlos Ezquerra).

I thought that Geneva Thing was considered "quaint" these days? Sic transit...

And even after death...

Jackson was a fucking badass

>>2

>badass

Yes, I hear he suffered from terrible haemhhoroids.

...I'll get my pile cushion.

From reading "Jackson: Border Captain" I get the impression he had colitis or Crohn's disease (large or small intestine inflammation).

>>4

>colitis

sings:

'On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair
Warm smell of colitis, rising up through the air.'

...I'll get my coat.

In before southerners ranting about Abe Lincoln.