The Real Neoliberalism
Neoliberalism, also known as Economic Imperialism, is when the USA takes advantage of cheap labour in third world dictatorships. The United States, along with the IMF and the World Bank gives generous loans to dictators with the only condition of giving America all of their resources. Many dictators have benefited from American style neoliberalism. These wealthy nations such as Haiti and Colombia have benefited immensely from neoliberalism. In communist nations on the other hand, people have had to endure a free burocratic and state managed healthcare system, free socialist brainwashing propaganda, and public transit because in communist countries none can afford a car. Neoliberals such as George Bush hope that one day, the entire world will be free from government and all their social programs using your own money for you>. George Bush intends to liberate socialist countries that oppose brutal and oppressive democratic principles such as economic subservience to the United States. George Bush has placed many socialist countries on the Axis of Evil because their policies interfere with his profit margin. Any individual or group who disagrees with America will be brutally massacred. The United States of America will oppose all forms of Marxist reforms and will unilaterally invade and personally bitch slap all the socialists that do not implement neoliberalism. The United States believes it has the God-given right to steal resources from developing nations.
Neoliberalism and Democracy[edit | edit source]
Everybody knows that free markets and freedom go hand in hand. One only needs to look at the flourishing democracy in Colombia or the benevolent former regime of Augusto Pinochet in Chile to see how much neoliberalism improves the lives of corporate executives and government officials. The Contras in Nicaragua are another example of freedom loving neoliberals. They helped to liberate Nicaragua from the evil Sandinista government by slaughtering and maiming innocent civilians. They loved freedom so much that they were willing to hack limbs off people in order to attain it. The Contras were so righteous and just, that the United States supported them. Ronald Reagan said that they embodied American values and represented everything he stood for.
Despotic Regimes[edit | edit source]
Any country that does not practice neoliberalism and free markets is a totalitarian dictatorship and must be overthrown immediately. Regimes which are not neoliberal have committed gross indecencies against the American government and corporations. Nations that reject neoliberalism have been known to engage in totalitarian Marxist practices such as having public transit, mass murders, healthcare, police state and brainwashing propaganda for children. Any country which engages in these practices is communist and is a threat to freedom. Many of these totalitarian regimes still exist around the world and include Cuba, Venezuela and North Korea, some Marxists will say Canada and Sweden, but they are morons.
Heroic Overthrow of Communist Regimes[edit | edit source]
Despite the fact that some nations had the gall to oppose neoliberalism, the imperialist nations of the world, led by the United States have successfully liberated several countries from the tyranny of socialism.
Iran 1953[edit | edit source]
When Mohammed Mossadegh a decent human being nationalized the nation's oil industry and installed socialism, the American and British government had to act fast. They liberated Iran from Mossadegh's socialist policies and put the cruel, totalitarian US-backed Shah in his place. Because of the interference of the United States, Iranians now enjoy a wide variety of political, social, civil, and human rights.
Guatemala 1954[edit | edit source]
Another totalitarian leftist, Jacobo Arbenz questioned the hegemony of the United States. He committed gross violations of corporate rights when he forcibly seized unused and undeveloped land from the United Fruit Company now called Chiquita. He also had the nerve to give the land to communist terrorists. The United States again selflessly liberated the Guatemalans from this evil totalitarian regime and gave the land back to their rightful owners. Everybody lived happily ever after except the 200,000 commies who were killed in the aftermath, but they deserved it anyway.
Chile 1973[edit | edit source]
The democratic socialist Salvador Allende assumed power in Chile after a free and fair election supported by the KGB that completely reflected the will of the Chilean people except the rich and medium classes, foreign corporations, the Chilean businessmen, the unions of professionals, the truck drivers syndicate, the United States government, the small and medium landowners, farmers, and everyone else who wasn't a socialist zombie. Allende forced the Chilean people to endure a poorly managed state as well as progressive Marxist brainwashing propaganda in education, a massive redistribution of wealth, basically by taking your property away and then beating you for counter-revolutionary, and a bloody land reform which brought shortage of goods and hunger to everyone but Allende. Like Arbenz and Mossadegh, Allende had the audacity to sell Chile to the USSR and Cuba, instead of listening to the dominance of the United States to do whatever it pleases regardless of the effects it has on other nations. He nationalized the nation's copper industry although the previous president already did that, and redistributed land to his communist supporters that didn't know shit what to do with it, despite being told not to by the United States. The great philanthropist and crook Richard Nixon, the CIA, and Chilean hero Augusto Pinochet hatched a plot to overthrow the defiant Allende. On 9/11/73, Augusto Pinochet and the CIA liberated Chile from this communist nutjob and freed the Chilean people from his Marxist dream of free Marxist revolution, healthcare, class struggle and terrorism, and education for all. He was humane though and showing his Christian faith treated Allende supporters well by proceeding to slaughter them mercilessly. Pinochet was a great leader because he fought communism and did everything the Americans told him to, including implementing neoliberalism, pissing off the socialists in the USSR and Cuban payrolls. In the years following the coup, Pinochet continued to watch over Chile, protecting it from communism. He helped to keep the nation safe by slaughtering anyone who even opposed the government. He dealt with suspected leftists fairly and justly by blowing out their brains, burying them alive, or throwing them out of airplanes without a parachute.
Nicaragua 1984[edit | edit source]
The best president of the United States Ronald Reagan helped to support a brave group of rebels who hoped to overthrow the totalitarian government of the Sandinistas who were responsible for implementing Marxism and co-operating with the Cubans and Soviets to spread communism in Nicaragua which is wrong because they were socialist fucks. The benevolent and democratic Somoza dynasty had been overthrown in 1979 and an evil group of counter-revolutionaries banded together to free Nicaragua. These were men of strong moral character and they proved it by making socialist sandinists cry like little bitches. As mentioned earlier, they were so good that President Reagan referred them as the moral equivalent of the founding fathers of America. Because Reagan was a Republican anything he says is moral. Republicans have a monopoly on morality in the United States because they are supported by God. The Contras proved that they were bad people by bitch slapping a bunch of socialist nuts and slaughtering at least 30,000 commies.
Famous Neoliberals[edit | edit source]
- Rona Ambrose
- Bill Clinton
- Jimmy Carter
- George Soros
- George W. Bush
- George H.W. Bush
- Dick Cheney
- Dwight Eisenhower
- Stephen Harper
- Brian Mulroney
- Richard Nixon
- Augusto Pinochet
- Ayn Rand
- Ronald Reagan
- Donald Rumsfeld
- Margaret Thatcher
- Bert the Muppet but not Ernie
- Doctor Doom
- Booster Gold
- Bruce Wayne
- Wikipedia
- Wikipolice
- Moses
- God
Enemies of Freedom[edit | edit source]
- Salvador Allende
- Jacobo Arbenz
- Jimmy Carter
- Fidel Castro
- Hugo Chavez
- Noam Chomsky
- Tommy Douglas
- Quinn Mallory
- Ollanta Humala
- John Maynard Keynes
- Jack Layton
- Alexa McDonough
- Michael Moore
- Evo Morales
- Ralph Nader
- Daniel Ortega
- Bob Rae
- Brian Peppers
- Lex Luthor
