¡Qué crisis! ¡Esto es un nuevo escenario!

Klaus Von Hohenfollen escribió:

Cosas que los pobres deberían saber: instrucciones para cuando lo pierdas todo

Harlock escribió:

Mira a Franco, a su NODO

Harlock escribió:

Orwell luchó contra el Franquismo-fascismo, y su lucha fue por una causa justa.

Klaus Von Hohenfollen escribió:

para dárselo al pijo del Tesla

Harlock escribió:

Orwell luchó contra el Franquismo-fascismo

Harlock escribió:

Hay también coches eléctricos Chinos-Comunistas muy apañados.

teniente_powell escribió:

Y fue la extrema izquierda quien quiso matarlo, ya ves....... Eso lo tuvo muy presente en sus obras. Lee un poco de su vida, anda.....

Harlock escribió:

En Homenaje a Cataluña(uno de sus libros que seguro que ni has leído) estuvo en un balcón y una bala del bando republicano le rozó la cabeza y estuvo a punto de matarlo; es por eso que se dice que casi pierde la vida por culpa de los comunistas

Harlock escribió:

No voy a perder ni un minuto más contigo

Alguien escribió:

On 16 June the POUM was banned, its headquarters were occupied, its leadership was arrested and the police began a general round up of its members. Among those arrested were a number of foreign volunteers serving in the POUM militia, including Bob Smillie, the grandson of the Scottish miners' leader, and Georges Kopp, a close friend Orwell had made at the front. Orwell, together with his wife, Eileen, went on the run and eventually, on 23 June, succeeded in crossing the border into France.

That Orwell was himself in danger of arrest has been established beyond any doubt by the discovery in 1989 in the National Historical Archives in Madrid of a security police report to the Tribunal for Espionage and High Treason. This described 'Eric Blair and his wife Eileen Blair, as 'known Trotskyists' and as 'linking agents of the ILP and the POUM'.23 There can be little doubt that if he had been arrested he would have died in prison. His health was poor (indeed in March the following year he fell ill with a tubercular lesion in one lung and spent six months recovering in a sanatorium) and he was still recovering from a serious wound. Conditions in the Spanish prisons were appalling and the many Socialist political prisoners were given no special treatment. Bob Smillie died in prison from what Orwell and many others believed to be deliberate medical neglect, while Georges Kopp, when after 18 months of incarceration he was finally released, had lost seven stone in weight. Such treatment would have killed Orwell. Many others were actually murdered by the Communist secret police who were a law unto themselves; among them Kurt Landau, an Austrian Left Socialist and Erwin Wolf, a Czech Trotskyist. The POUM general secretary Andres Nin was kidnapped by Communist agents, held in a secret prison and tortured in an attempt to secure a confession that he and his comrades were fascist agents. This would certainly have signed the death warrants of the rest of the POUM leadership who were still awaiting trial. He died under torture, according to one recent account, having been flayed alive.24 Despite Communist demands for the death penalty, the POUM leadership were eventually sentenced to 15 years in prison for insurrection in October 1938.

teniente_powell escribió:

Una bala perdida, dice....

Harlock escribió:

¿Quien ha dicho que fuera una bala perdida? ¿Donde he puesto yo eso?

Harlock escribió:

En Homenaje a Cataluña(uno de sus libros que seguro que ni has leído) estuvo en un balcón y una bala del bando republicano le rozó la cabeza y estuvo a punto de matarlo; es por eso que se dice que casi pierde la vida por culpa de los comunistas y republicanos

Harlock escribió:

¿Ves como eres un manipulador y mentiroso para intentar justificar tu desidia intelectual?

teniente_powell escribió:

Tú no lo consigues ni con ayuda.