対米全面テロ

このトピを読んだ人なら誰でも知っているが、私は反共である。

しかし、敵ながらあっぱれと思わないことも無い。

ゴミの社民党と違って、北朝鮮の金日成を認めなかった（最近は堕落して認めているみたいだが）

ゴミの社民党のように、朝鮮総連と一緒になって、日本人拉致に協力したりはしなかった。

ゴミの社民党は、北朝鮮労働党だけでなく、イラクバース党の友党でもあり、世界的に人民の敵、いや人間の敵である

ところで偶然なことで、イラク共産党のＨＰを見た。

面白い。

共産党ながら、立派。

日本社民党の友党、イラク人民の抑圧者バース党とは違う。

そのうち時間を見つけて、解説したいが、とりあえず記録半分で、イラク共産党からの手紙を録しておきたい。





Letter from the Iraqi Communist Party

About Political Developments in Iraq





Dear Comrades and Friends,



During the past six months, Iraq has witnessed exceptional developments giving rise to a totally new situation. It is extremely complex, and fraught with enormous dangers, as well as holding real potential for leading our country out of its prolonged ordeal towards the democratic alternative our people aspire for.



We had been fully convinced that there was no way out of the comprehensive crisis engulfing our country and people, no end to catastrophes and tragedies, and no hope for any reconstruction except through achieving internal change and getting rid of Saddam’s dictatorial regime. That regime had long exhausted any justification for its existence, with its social base shrinking, turning into the biggest obstacle preventing our people from breaking out of its crisis. Its sole aim had become to stay in power at any cost. We also recognised the exceptionally repressive nature of Saddam’s regime and the abnormal growth of the totalitarian state it had built, oppressing society and depriving it of all forms of independent and free organisation and expression. This was demonstrated by its abhorrent violations of human rights and bloody repression of all opposition forces, over three decades, in addition to the human and material devastation caused by three destructive wars and the unjust international economic blockade which lasted more than 12 years.



Our Party opposed the war, considering it to be the worst alternative. While joining in the worldwide anti-war movement under the slogan “No to War .. No to Dictatorship”, Iraqi Communists stressed the need for distinguishing between the people and Saddam’s regime, warning against one-sided positions which overlooked the regime’s responsibility for the dangers and tragedies suffered by our Iraqi people. While stressing the need for denying the regime any chance to use the enormous worldwide anti-war movement to serve its own interests. Thus we called for clarity in positions and slogans, as well as pressures on the dictatorial regime to avert war through dealing in a responsible manner with its international obligations and by opening up to the people and releasing democratic freedoms.

http://www.iraqcp.org/framse1/0031022letterfromtheiraqicommunist.htm