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dipswitch information 10887 glöps

• general:
• level: gloperator
• personal:
• first name: dipswitch
• last name: up!^ds!^5711^bm
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• demozoo: profile
• cdcs:
• cdc #1: B10 by Satori [web]
• cdc #2: ageema blues by Triad [web] & Ageema Blues [web]
• cdc #3: mother by skrju [web]
• cdc #4: i'am the seed by CyberPunks Unity [web] & Inward [web]
• cdc #5: 20 Years Is Nothing by Hack'n'Trade
• cdc #6: The Tabernacle by Brainstorm [web]
• cdc #7: Luna by slay bells
• cdc #8: Razor1911 by Razor 1911 [web]

• 512b Atari ST White Noize Bootsector by X-Troll [web]
• this is lovely! very entertaning and good-sounding tiny-intro.
• rulezadded on the 2007-05-14 01:01:01
• intro Windows Stop It Kuping by Boozing Kupoz
• vamecum: noone needs to ask for permission to add stuff on pouet, when it's publically available on scene.org
• isokadded on the 2007-05-14 00:26:10
• 4k Atari VCS Gehirn by wamma [web]
• extremely good!
• rulezadded on the 2007-05-13 22:40:31
• 64k invitation Windows Outlined - Outline 2007 64k invitation by Orb [web]
• a whole bottle of cups? =)
• rulezadded on the 2007-05-10 16:37:31
• slideshow Windows History Repeating by 7dUMP
• and manwe, also, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regime. i don't see anything inappropriate in using this term towards russia. "The term need not imply anything about the particular government to which it relates, and most political scientists use it as a neutral term."
• isokadded on the 2007-05-09 18:26:12
• slideshow Windows History Repeating by 7dUMP
• last passage errata: i mean "drawback towards the times of historians during the cold war", who tried to explain everything with the super-big evil figure of stalin and forgot about the structures.
• isokadded on the 2007-05-09 18:12:59
• slideshow Windows History Repeating by 7dUMP
• Quote:

  
  Nothing has changed on US side, since that time.

  
  yes, i agree. but apparently nothing changed on russian side as well considering politics - or why do i have to read in a "serious historian" RAN sbornik from 2006, that soviet union liberated poland in 1939? historical revisionism is the name fo the game, not only on the baltic side but in russia even more hardcore! and no, i don't "think so". nothing has changed to the best. the rich is getting richer, the poor is getting poorer, national chauvinism and xenophobia is growing. sure, people are free to make money, but if it's all what it's about, then it's not the world i'm striving for.
  
  considerng "to the best": the "best" yet was february till october 1917. if the labour movement would have followed plechanov and other sane marxists, workers, through the strengthening of the soviets(councils), would grow more politically aware and strong, and then they could have taken power in a much more decent and effective way than the adventurers did in october. and october ended in a state where a new bureaucratic class of oppressors were ruling over the workers again.
  
  and explaining everything with stalins "madness" is a drawback to coldwar historians. stalin was a cold-calculating cynic, and so were the soviet foreign politics of his time. i know what i'm talking about, i spend the last 3 years working on RGASPI documents on international communism and foreign policy 1939-1941. yes he was paranoid and an unbalanced character, but explaining politics through leaders psychology is a weak way when one has no arguments.
• isokadded on the 2007-05-09 18:07:28
• slideshow Windows History Repeating by 7dUMP
• dodge, just because hitler made it a state holiday, it doesn't mean that it's not the day of the labour movement still. the nazis stole quite some attributes from the left movement, including a kind of pseudo-socialism represented by the "S" in the "NSDAP". very interesting and revealing in the aspect of hitler's "national socialism" are the protocols of a meeting between hitler and otto strasser in 1930 (or was it 1932?) where hitler says that the german proletariat is of "lower race" compared to the british ruling class.
• isokadded on the 2007-05-09 17:46:30
• slideshow Windows History Repeating by 7dUMP
• and yes, many estonians are fucked-up nationalists, even some of the "progressive" ones i know. right now estonia is going the radical market-liberal way in connection with narrowing civil freedom, and it will strike back on them very hard one day, i am sure. but it doesn't change anything about imperialistic cynism of stalin and his clique concerning the baltic states in 1940-1941.
• isokadded on the 2007-05-09 17:38:22
• slideshow Windows History Repeating by 7dUMP
• oh and feel free to tell me which "more freedoms than in other countries" russians enjoy? the freedom of capitalists to exploit workers, threatening independant trade-union activits with physical force? sure, i agree, there is more of that kind of "freedom" in russia than in the most countries. or is it perhaps the freedom for neo-fascists to sell "mein kampf" in the subway passages and to yell "sieg heil" on "russian marches"? or their "freedom" to demonstrate and beat up "black-asses" on hitler's birthday, while the foreign students in certain dormitories in moscow get locked up for that day? sure, this "freedom" is rare here in germany... or is it the "freedom" of the ruling clique to breed an own "putin-jugend" which diffamates dissidents in brochures comparing them to vlasov and hitler? indeed, i don't know any european government which would allow themselves the "freedom" in indoctrinating the youth in such a way.
  
  don't get me wrong, i'm also sick of the ultra-liberal agenda of the mainstream dissident movement in russia. when i see such a pigsnout as lera novodvorskaja being all-so-freedom but demanding 10 years of prison for ungdomhuset activists, i have to puke. but mistrusting the "drugaja rossija" block doesn't mean sticking to the putinoid agenda.
• isokadded on the 2007-05-09 17:34:00