The victims of the victors. The accounts of history

Of Umberto Bianchi
The victims of the victors. The accounts of history
Source: Heretically
In Italy it has now become ordinary practice, in the face of all those tensions and political fibrillations that risk endangering the establishment, pull out of a dusty cylinder, the mangy rabbit of an anti-fascist victimism "ad usum delphini". The Corybantes of the "politically correct" with their fussing and shouting, they seem, but, having left something macroscopic along the way. In the long flow of human events, if anyone hasn't noticed yet, history is never made, or almost, a single and monothematic actor, ma, more and more parts, surrounded by a series of elements and contexts, which should be taken into account, before spewing banalities, falsehoods and distortions that, rest assured, as well as not helping to have a clear and comprehensive picture of everything, they end, Instead, by playing into the hands of the establishment of the various established powers, who is interested in everything, unless various peoples have a clear historical consciousness, able to provide them with guidance for the present and the future.
And so it is with the events of the last world conflict. S. Anna di Stazzema certainly represented a terrible and execrable episode, like the terrible vicissitudes of Auschwitz. But no one, he seems to want to be interested in the "other" victims. To what, just to be clear, of the very democratic victors of the Anglo-Americans and so on. Ora, to really want to be fiscal, if what various historians are saying about the number of six or more million deaths is true, caused by Nazism, among deportees of the Israelite religion and other groups, in addition to civilian victims caused by war actions, retaliation and various company, it's equally true, but, That, just to give a small example, Stalin caused approximately forty million "civilian" deaths, deporting and lovingly exterminating the “kulaks” (that is, those small landowners who frowned upon the work of forced collectivization undertaken by the latter to their detriment, no ifs or buts…sic!), as well as Cossacks, Ukrainians, Chechens, Lithuanians, Estonians, Latvians, Poles, Secretary, not to mention the very nice practice of periodic "purges" to which the good "Baffone" subjected his subordinates, as well as the Red Army soldiers themselves, that in full conflict, as well as having to withstand the tremendous impact of the Axis troops, between purges and purges, ended up finding each other again, several times, on the brink of catastrophic defeat, precisely because of the perseverance of this practice.
But it's not over yet. The count of victims of the good "Baffo", should also be extended to those civilian populations of Eastern Europe who, they had had the bad luck of finding themselves in the Axis camp and that, because of this, at the end of the conflict, they paid for their collaboration with a terrible price in blood, of which, to this day still, it is difficult to calculate the exact, tragic, entity. Countries like Romania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Finland, just to give an example, they were among those who paid a very high price, for this collaboration.
These are just a few, limited, examples, to which the German-speaking populations of the Sudetenland should be added, of the Gdańsk or Volga corridor and of Germany itself, made the object of frightening decimations, during and after the war. And yes, to do the math, with what Stalin combined, it would be overcome with a good numerical gap, the civilian victims of Nazism. Ma, for a law of "level playing field" and to avoid the usual, maudlin ejaculation on the wickedness of Totalitarianism compared to the angelic virtues of liberal democracies, we cannot abandon the tragic scenario of the last world conflict, without talking about our dear Anglo-American champions of democracy. dresda, al par Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they remind us of the fiery hell that, with such humanitarian concern, the "Allies" did not hesitate to unload, from the sky and the sea onto the cities of half of Europe. Italy, with the frightening bombings of Naples and Bari, but also of Milan, Roma, Ferrara and many other cities, he tasted it on his own skin, what kind of “democratic” treatment it was, from the "allies", reserved for the civilian populations of belligerent countries. Without making many distinctions between enemy or "allied" nations, as in the case of Normandy, many European cities were reduced to piles of rubble by "allied" fire, causing you to lose your life, to thousands and thousands of innocent civilians. The whole thing, without wanting to count all those Western European nations that, at the end of the war, they were shaken by reprisals and revenge that cost thousands more innocent lives, solely responsible for having taken sides, during the conflict, on the losing side. Anglo Americans and French were no less than the Germans, as for the practice of concentration camps, in which soldiers and civilians belonging to the nationalities of enemy countries ended up; scattered "in the city and the world", from the arid regions of Texas and Arizona, to Kenya and up to India and beyond, they sowed victims galore. Among these, probably most of the two million Germans who, it is estimated, at the end of the conflict they were lovingly slaughtered by the allied troops.
It deserves a separate chapter, Instead, the former Yugoslavia where, to pay a truly heavy price, they were the Italian populations of Istria and Dalmatia, abandoned to their fate of death, at the hands of the Titos, by unwary governments and by a Clan that, at the time of need, when there was something to defend (for real!) the integrity and Italian nature of those lands, held an attitude of total subordination in the face of the arrogance and violence of Marshal Tito's troops.
Ma, to pay it to Tito, it wasn't just the Italians. A large group of Croatian nationalists (mouth), is calculated approximately in several tens of thousands, families included, took refuge in Austria, they came, at the end of the war, by the British lovingly delivered into the hands of the Titoians who, without much hesitation, they exterminated them all. Same fate, it was reserved for the thousands of Serbian nationalists of Draza Mihailovic, guilty of having collaborated with the Italian troops. Without wanting to count, those who, outside Europe, they had dared to raise their heads against Anglo-French colonialism, supporting the Axis, from the Middle East (Palestine in Iraq…), to North Africa (Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, etc.) up to India and other unknown realities of Sub-Saharan Africa (Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, and some French-speaking African states…).
Right, with all these beautiful episodes, which we have only mentioned here, at random, some of the more and less well-known examples, the number of victims of the "good", is increasing significantly, to the detriment of those of the "bad guys". And a, to be honest, the exact toll of civilian victims of the last world conflict, it can always be a cause for doubt or controversy, due to the notable numbers on both sides, At that time, to have a clearer idea of ​​the hypocrisy of certain ejaculations, it would be enough to do the math on what was perpetrated before, than after the advent of Fascism and Nazism. We could start, for example, with the States, today so generous in distributing democracy report cards to half the world but what, at the dawn of the last century they already had on their consciences, the death and deportation of millions of Africans, dragged into captivity, not for war reasons, but for simple and disgusting purposes of commercial exploitation. In addition to the systematic extermination of the native Amerindian populations, accomplished between the silence and total indifference of a world that already then, he considered himself animated by good and charitable civilizing sentiments. Just to remind those who scream so much about racism. In the States, but to 1964 (sic!) and beyond, there was shameful discrimination against the African American descendants of deported slaves. And without wanting to diminish anyone's role, the various Western colonial empires, alongside the progressive liberal ideology, they cloaked themselves in such supremacist justifications, to pass Fascism and Nazism, for efficient ones, but washed out social democracies. About that, Winston Churchill's writings during the Boer War and other 19th century British authors should be read. They corresponded to the words, but, also the facts. King Leopold of Belgium ruled the Belgian Congo with a ruthless and efficient iron fist. Riots or other things were squashed everywhere without too much fuss...And returning to the States. Just wanting to count the hundreds of interventions in Latin American countries ( the so-called "backyard") and the Third World in general, starting from Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, All of Africa and so on, between military interventions, bombings, coup and counter-coup with associated massacres and various "desaparecidos"., this would lead to a number of innocent victims, mind-boggling. It is true, Totalitarianisms, even Marxists, Yes Stalin, Mao is Pol Pot, they caused victims galore, but there is a substantial difference between the victims of the former and those of our beloved liberal democracies. Wanting to use modern jargon, of a "financial" cut, so to speak, Totalitarianisms have almost always presented the bill in a "single solution", without even being able to cloak itself in too many moral frills, often neutralized and ridiculed by a clear preponderance of the ideological dimension.
Liberal democracies, conversely, they present the bill to us in an "installment" solution. The facts are, too often, covered by moralizing justifications. To the high-sounding totalitarian expansionary policies, a more discreet line is preferred, made up of many little ones, but decisive aftershocks. The vicissitudes of Totalitarianism, they are all motivated by a perpetual state of emergency and revolutionary mobilization, which justify choices that are often radical and violent, while those of liberal democracies, they lived under the banner of a Status Quo, cloaked in a "normality" that leads to a consequential and forced "normalization".
In Iraq it is estimated that two million or more Iraqis have been killed, during the US-led war, falsely motivated by the false danger represented by the Ba'athist regime. In Palestine, the Israeli state, with the excuse of his own "security" he was able to easily perpetrate abuses and reprisals beyond limits on the Palestinian population, as in the case of the three thousand-odd civilian deaths in Gaza during the "Cast Lead" operation, in the face of the death of not even a dozen Israelis. The number of civilian victims of the strange “variable geometry” war, of "all against all", in Afghanistan, is still unknown to us. In Serbia, given the silence of the Western media, bombings with enriched uranium bombs were carried out, some of which, look a little, they were hastily unloaded by US planes in the Adriatic Sea.
There is fighting in Syria and Yemen, by now, a silent war sponsored by the USA and various allies, with an anti-Iranian and anti-Russian function, going as far as sponsoring fundamentalist militias and various Islamic states, with the usual corollary of innocent civilian victims galore. Without wanting to count the civilian victims of terrorist fundamentalism, “made in Usa”. After all these beautiful facts, listed here, among other things in a hasty and superficial way and only to give an example, the count of victims of the "good" skyrockets, leaving the “bad guys”, losers of the last world war, in a position now outclassed by many other similar incidents. History leaves us, at this point, with a bitter taste in my mouth, for the disgusting and unscrupulous hypocrisy with which, to date, we still talk about it with so much emphasis, of victims of Nazi-fascism and related dangers of "regurgitation", maintaining complete silence about other people's filth, to date, still perpetrated in contempt of the most basic human rights.
And then, once again, Liberal Democratic Globalism has thrown off its mask, revealing his prevaricating face, violent and repressive, seasoned by the tragic illusion of consensus and freedom, instead rigidly conditioned by occult power groups. And even more, those who threw away their masks, for purely electoral purposes and petty politics, they still have the courage of hyenas, to speculate on the poor deaths of the last world war, rather than respecting its tragic vicissitudes, with the courage of a reflection entirely focused on the contradictions and injustices of Western democracy and its progressive and do-gooder appendages.

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