Why are the Indian communists anti-India?
The so called Indian Communists are neither Communists nor Indians. They are selfish hypocrites.I was a member of student union in Hans Raj College, University of Delhi (2008–09). During the three years of graduation I came across many students who were members of Leftist organisations like AISA and SFI.These guys were learned. They spoke very well. But their actions could not match what they said.They used to call USA a Capitalist imperial power. But had no hesitation in going to USA for higher degrees. In fact, they prepared very hard to get good GRE scores so that they could get scholarships as well. Today, many of them are settled in USA.In order to show that they are connected with the poor, they used to wear kurta. They were not very fond of cleaning themselves or their clothes as dirt made them look more like a poor Indian. But hey, that kurta they wore would be at least from fab India(a bit expensive brand) and worth a few thousand rupees. Poor eh!Communists present a very good analysis of any problem. But they rarely give workable solution to those problems.Communism does not believe in State based upon cultural, religious and geographical unity. They believe in State that has ideological unity. The ideology of Communism. For them Communism is paramount, everything else comes later.The Indian Communists do religious appeasement. They work hard to increase caste divide and also contest democratic elections. While Communism does not believe in religion, caste or democracy.Congress party had always been the biggest political and ideological adversary of Communists in India. Still after the 2004 Lok Sabha elections, the Communists supported Congress party to form a government!So neither Communist, nor Indian.
The speaker's statement that best reflects an ideal of Confucianism is?
Speaker A: "Nationalism, democracy, and socialism are the goals of my party." Speaker B: "We must rid our country of all foreign influences and return to the true principles of communism." Speaker C: "A good ruler will rule by example, not by decree." Speaker D: "The laws of nature, not government, should rule society." answers: A B C D
History question for the hungarian revolt?
Give an account of the Hungarian Revolt of 1956 by putting the following events in the order in which they occurred: Massive demonstrations against Communism explode onto the streets of Budapest. The Soviets send four tank divisions to occupy Budapest but, lacking infantry support, they are forced to withdraw. Josef Stalin dies and millions of political prisoners are freed. The Soviets invade Hungary, crushing the revolt; Cardinal Mindszenty takes refuge in the American Embassy in Budapest. The Hungarians appeal to the West for help, but no aid comes. Cardinal Mindszenty is arrested, tortured, and imprisoned for life.