Letter from the Iraqi Communist Party 3
投稿者： stwmpxqmwts 投稿日時： 2003/12/11 17:25 投稿番号： [161384 / 177456]
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。
以下本文3
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But this legitimate demand, that had received wide support from the people, and also regionally and internationally, was rejected by the occupation powers. The US and Britain received further support with Resolution 1483 adopted by the UN Security Council, effectively conferring international legitimacy on their occupation. Furthermore, some Iraqi political parties, pursuing narrow political agenda and displaying a hegemonistic tendency, also contributed, as well as other factors, to preventing the establishment of a broad alliance that would have enjoyed internal and external support, and could have exerted pressure on the US and won the support of the UN.
Attempts by the US to impose an Iraqi “Political Council” of only consultative nature were firmly rejected by the people and political forces. Eventually a compromise was reached in mid July 2003, with active mediation by the late UN special representative, Mr Sergio Vierra de Melo, by setting up a Governing Council, with limited but important powers. Our Communist Party participated in the final round of deliberations with the American and British sides, at their invitation. Attempts, ideologically motivated, to sideline the party and exclude it from these discussions failed. This result was a reflection of political reality and our party’s position in the current balance of forces.
The outcome of the process, with the occupying American power being forced at the end to accept an Iraqi governing body with powers, has revealed the potential for expanding these powers, as part of its natural struggle with the occupying powers. Our Party, which decided to join the Governing Council, along with the majority of other political forces, has regarded the Council as an arena of struggle rather than being a final, fixed and definitive authority.
The Party took into consideration the following facts when it decided to join the Governing Council:
http://www.iraqcp.org/framse1/0031022letterfromtheiraqicommunist.htm
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。
以下本文3
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
But this legitimate demand, that had received wide support from the people, and also regionally and internationally, was rejected by the occupation powers. The US and Britain received further support with Resolution 1483 adopted by the UN Security Council, effectively conferring international legitimacy on their occupation. Furthermore, some Iraqi political parties, pursuing narrow political agenda and displaying a hegemonistic tendency, also contributed, as well as other factors, to preventing the establishment of a broad alliance that would have enjoyed internal and external support, and could have exerted pressure on the US and won the support of the UN.
Attempts by the US to impose an Iraqi “Political Council” of only consultative nature were firmly rejected by the people and political forces. Eventually a compromise was reached in mid July 2003, with active mediation by the late UN special representative, Mr Sergio Vierra de Melo, by setting up a Governing Council, with limited but important powers. Our Communist Party participated in the final round of deliberations with the American and British sides, at their invitation. Attempts, ideologically motivated, to sideline the party and exclude it from these discussions failed. This result was a reflection of political reality and our party’s position in the current balance of forces.
The outcome of the process, with the occupying American power being forced at the end to accept an Iraqi governing body with powers, has revealed the potential for expanding these powers, as part of its natural struggle with the occupying powers. Our Party, which decided to join the Governing Council, along with the majority of other political forces, has regarded the Council as an arena of struggle rather than being a final, fixed and definitive authority.
The Party took into consideration the following facts when it decided to join the Governing Council:
http://www.iraqcp.org/framse1/0031022letterfromtheiraqicommunist.htm
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