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richo1915 · 1 year

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The lack of much economic progress, except in Israel and, through extreme oil revenues, in some of the Gulf states, was more significant for the future of the region than the shifting Cold War allegiances of Middle Eastern states. Much as in other Third World countries, the secular nationalist regimes in the Middle East failed to deliver the kind of improvements in their daily lives that most people were looking for.

Instead they got increasingly high-handed and undemocratic governments, in alliances with foreign powers to whom the lives of their peoples seemed to count for little. Not surprisingly, some younger people began looking for other forms of authority and purpose to dedicate themselves to. Especially after the 1973 war, a sense of hopelessness and humiliation drove thousands to attend Islamic schools and mosques where preachers blamed the failures of Arab regimes on their detachment from God.

Contemporary political interpretations of Islam were of course nothing new among Muslims in the Middle East or elsewhere. But up to the mid-197os such groups -the so-called Islamists- were small and persecuted minorities.

Even in Saudi Arabia, where the king claimed to base his whole political system on Islam, only government approved Islamists were allowed. Egypt, Syria, and Iraq had all banned the Muslim Brotherhood, and those who believed in a political role for Muslim leaders disappeared into the regimes' prisons, or worse.

Gradually Islamists turned toward underground organization and terrorism. In Syria the Baathists allegedly used chemical weapons among other armaments to put down an Islamist rebellion in the west in 1982. At least ten thousand people were killed.

But the pressure various Islamist organizations were put under by Middle Eastern governments only seemed to strengthen them. Their faith, and the belief that God was the ultimate authority of all things political, made persecution easier to bear.

Some groups, such as the Brotherhood in Egypt, also began to extend their popularity through assistance programs in poor neighborhoods. When those using such services were arrested by the regime, they admitted that they would rather support Muslims who did something for the poor than a regime that talked loudly but did very little. The regimes were also vulnerable to criticism of corruption, subservience to foreign powers, and their now famous inability to destroy Israel.

#history #the cold war #the rise of islamic politics #modern history #modern political history

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dailyupdate-24 · 2 years

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Nintendo Console Creator Masayuki Uemura Dies at 78

Masayuki Uemura, the lead architect for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and the Super NES, has died, local media reported. He was 78, a Japanese newspaper Nikkei Asia reported. Uemura, a native of Tokyo, was a visiting professor at Ritsumeikan University in Japan. In 197Os, Uemura was in charge of developing the NES and its successor, the SNES. These consoles became huge hits with…

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hamsterrivals · 3 years

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ok, so.

I made a youtube video, of me narrating Ashita no Joe episode 4.

I was wondering for awhile if it would be ok to upload a video that’s just directly an anime episode of Ashita no Joe.

I thought partly, maybe it would be ok, since that anime came out like before 1970 or something so maybe it’s free domain,

but nah. It is blocked. I can’t find the video at all.

but, that isn’t going to stop me..

I will do the impossible, (even though I am depressed, about someone I know. irl)

and narrate Ashita no Joe episode 4.

I made a whole video of me narrating it with my voice. but it’s blocked aaaa. I refuse to let it go, though.

giga..drill...breakeriswhat I’d say but I am too depressed about someone I know irl.

Ok so anyways, this was gonna be a YouTube video, especially cuz-- [had to delete the explanation] anyways here:

[deleted stuff.....] ...

anyways here:

oh shizzat its 4am I’m fluffin’ tired. so I’m just gonna skim the episode and post screenshots argh my foot is pulsating as I type that as if my entire body is thinking “wow I know you re-watched Ashita no Joe episodes again yesterday but you should watch the whole episode again its godly” I’m sorry ewotjwte its just almost 4am and I had to wake up at 10am yesterday.

the opening plays. and then:

that one guy that is like my dad reads about my stuff

Jebus freakin’ RICE I’m tired. But I need to do something productive today cuz after I woke up at 10am for my social worker I was tired and drained all day from hearing the voices of the people upstairs and the noise in the wall.

my dad I mean Danpai keeps reading the newspaper (like how in -- gah nevermind [deleted cuz I’m paranoid about what [NEVERMIND deleted the explanation]] and

my freakin’ dad I mean Danpai gets mad at Joe just like

I DELETED [can’t say] like 8 years ago cuz of that time when I [=/ Can’t say the details]

GOSH DARN IT this is just like something irl and I can’t even say what it is because I’m too paranoid about people [deleted explanation here]

ok so basically Joe is super successful and doing good things in this world but no one believes him cuz his stupid azz danpai adopted dad figure is a dumb bummie, and then

and then I wanna explain 99 lines but we’re not even 2 minutes into the episode, so I guess I have to skip some parts; I mean it is 4am after all

and then

ok so there’s this snobby lady (at the time ? perhaps she changes at the very very very very end but I won’t give any spoilers about how the very final episode goes itjewiot btw I literally watched this anime starting from the very last episode cuz someone said this series has best ending in anime/manga of all time, and then I started back at early episodes after that, when I first watched this however years ago,)

and then

yes we printed this article cuz .. you’re trustworthy and popular but Joe is just an unpopular guy who helps out orphans and gives his money away to help out orphans

ya know how when I watched the first 11 episode with [won’t say but the guy that begins with Sau and ends with ce that I was friends with for 15 years and he kept making fun of it multiple times in the chat saying “More like a shit a joe.”] well these guys are like wow Joe is a delinquent cuz he is helping out orphans

wow Yabuki Joe used an alt account or some shiz and made a complete lie to try to help society for the better like making a peaceful game and then I mean boxing I mean waterver and then

no one believes ni the main character Joe who is LITERALLY helping out local orphans; and they’re basically like just jealous of him and twisting the truth to make him look bad is what these snobby popular people are doing t hat actually have friends unlike the wondering loner Joe Yabuki,

this very popular snobby lady who actually has friends unlike ab- Yabuki Joe doesn’t care that Joe is actually being helpful and wants to make projects that will bring peace to this world, she will not give him a chance because she cares more about appearances and keeping up her reputation.

....She takes on the full pressure and responsibilty. But can she handle it?

they’re basically like “uhhh do you have [deleted in case it comes off as offensive, since I know some others that make fun of that stuff >=\ which I don’t like either cuz I get made fun of [the deleted thing] too . It shouldn’t even have to be deleted >=\ but I was in a [DELETED] and they made fun of [the deleted thing] so I guess it has to be [deleted] which is so sad for this world ??] and so

the really cool person who *doesn’t reveal spoilers of the end of the series aa* says please leave Train- Yabuki Joe to me !!

i have faith in him he totally will not somehow break this faith that I vaguely have in him and am kinda too shy to publicly admit..

I wonder what Joe is feeling like right now and doing:

s o anyways Joe keeps laughing 99 times in this episode, and, cuz he knows he’s right and just helping out orphans and people that aren’t popular and too afraid to join the b- never mind.

some of his followers don’t respond to his long rants and are like maybe he is going too far and should back down fro mthe very popular snobby lady

Yabuki Joe laughs again

he says What’s the matter with you!? Stop siding with the very popular lady that actually has friends and a good reputation who is a stuck up and like do what is right instead of what . will make people think better of you even if you know in your hear that maybe it might be wrong.

The snobby lady posted on Twit- I mean irl the anime known as Ashita no Joe the they posted a screenshot of me saying “I have family.....” and they mocked him saying “Um.... I have family too....?” as her followers mocked Yabuki Joe on twitter in the 1970s anime or something,

but family isn’t what matters, everyone has family,

what matters is that you all still have a poor reputation because you have no friends which I think is 100% ok but the stuck-up lady who hates Joe for some reason atm just cares about how they’re rich in [deleted snarky remarks] reputation.

stop caring about the dislikes and haters and appreciate the supporters that you do have;;.

yabuki Joe says F THE HATERS THIS IS Just the beginning of [would say but I wanna here but X_X; [deleted the reason why I won’t] because of [deleted] because of [deleted]]

,y gpa; s 1 million followers cuz then they at least know what is right

in this world.

and then joe is like

and then;

then he’s like yea in my heart I know its good to have that many followers cuz I know the true true truth about Yabuki Joe the anime and manga character from Ashita no Joe, he just wants that many followers to program an indie game about- I mean anyways

they say

[OK WHAT THEH ECK I SERIOUSLY DID RECORD A VIDEO OF ME JUST NARRATING THIS ENTIRE EPISODE AND I uploaded it yesterday on a video sharing site but it is blocked cuz of copyrighted content aaa even though this was from before 1970 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa now I gotta explain in text instead of voice like I already did last night AAAAAAAAAAaa]

they say But what would you do with that much power, that many internet I mean irl followers in 197o in Ashita no Joe the anime/manga series?

and then Yabuki Joe says teh

then he’s like What the gosh darn shiz in yoshville mans,

and then

and they’re like Look Yabuki Joe lives in a Terrible place with Terrible living conditions wher e brick dust keeps falling down and then

and like Joe has no problems like getting kawaii innocent ppl to follow him, but the others are a bit suspicious.. of Joe and his behavior..

Joe is like i’m gonna build a huge online hamster game soon.

and then someone tells Abu in tumblr messages I mean they tell

Someone tells Yabuki Joe as you can see if you flippin’ watch the episode yourself (I don’t blame you. I hope someone will check this series out, though. It’s my favorite anime series, to be honest.) anyways and then someone from his fandom of - anyways someone says

He’s so full of himself.

I guess you suffer from delusions of grandeur?

the bully who is even in the same exact fandom as ab- Yabuki Joe of being an orphan says that, and because they’re so big inside, people blindly listen to them.

the true actual innocent follower that knows trainerab- Yabuki Joe is actually honest and truthful is like, wow shut the fak up brah, and then:

Then the “Are you sure you don’t suffer from delusions of grandeur?” doubtful follower who is keeping an eye on Ab-Yabuki Joe I mean and watching over him to try to keep the orphanage safe falsely then says “This is a clown. See this clown? Abu is hiring th I mean Yabuki Joe had this younger person defend him” Wow and then

one of the only innocent ppl in this show besides Yabuki Joe and a bunch of later characters in this series in later episodes that happen soon, know Joe really is telling the truth and that he really is honest and she’s pizzed awf at that hater troll person trying to Provoke joe and such on [deleted] anime & manga series Ashita no Joe the anime/manga series, and then

then they’re like, uh oh maybe Joe does have some loyal followers who know the real truth and we should hold our distance and see what he does and what he is truly like, first, and then

so, then

so then Yabuki Joe shows them their steam profile and the gam I mean the BY- I mean

Joe is like ok I played retro games my whole life and watched cool cartoons like the Rugrats and I play cool games and twisted trolls like the snobby girl try to make it look like I “change my interests to appease others” but come into my YouTube channel office and c the truth that I really DID play a lot of SNES games and then

I mean Yabuki Joe says this is my office and this is where I live,

I live in a factory that rains brick dust,

and then,

AND THEN I WANNA NARRATE THIS ENTIRE EPISODE BUT IT IS FREAKIN’ 4:35am and I gotta get up soon

I mean I flippin’ already narrated this entire episode and commented on it etc. and made a cool video of it but YouTube blocked it AAAAAAAA even tho it was an anime made in

1970 I thought it would be free domain by now and o.k. to upload a video of it to YouTube with audio commentary GOSH AAAaaaa GOSH I WANNA NARRATE THE WHOLE EPISODE

AS I SAID IN THE youtube video that is blocked on YouTube I think it is a requirement cuz like it really pejeroyjoirjyorejijioe

ok have a nice night.

#Ashita no Joe #anime #manga #Megalo Box #screencap #screengrab #screencaps #screen caps #boxing #series #1970 #best #relatable #The best series ever #imo

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androidghost · 5 years

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197o’s Bigfoot

#bigfoot #legend of bigfoot #retro

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onekindesign · 5 years

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Secluded wooden family retreat perched on a cliff in Sea Ranch

A wooden family retreat designed by Butler Armsden Architectsis located in Sea Ranch, a community in Sonoma County, California. This historic home was built in the 197o’s, nestled between cypress trees on a jagged cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The residence shares distinguishing elements with its neighboring structures, vertical wood siding, muted hues and dramatic views. The homeowners…

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#Butler Armsden Architects #California #contemporary #ocean #renovation #rustic #wood

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oldmoonvintage-blog · 7 years

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Wavves | Small | 1970s Teal Blue Secretary Dress 70s Vintage Pleated Midi

#1970s #70svintage #1970svintage #70sstyle #ootd #oldmoonvintage #old moon vintage #secretary dress #197os #streetstyle #fashion #70sfashion

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Disney’s bronze era (197O-1988)

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ifakemiakinyode · 2 years

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Gaspar Yanga(Nyanga), el primer libertador de América

Gaspar Yanga fue un esclavo negro que llegó a México y logró liberarse del yugo de los españoles.

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Gaspar Yanga, el primer libertador de América

Gaspar Yanga fue un esclavo de origen africano, que se considera uno de los primeros libertadores de América, pues según cuenta la historia logró revelarse contra el yugo español en la época de la Colonia.

Yanga o Nyanga era un supuesto miembro de la familia real de Gabón, un príncipe, que escapó de su amo y luchó contra la Corona, refugiándose con un grupo de esclavos en una tierra que después llamaría San Lorenzo de los Negros, ahora el municipio de Yanga, Veracruz.

La historia de Gaspar Yanga

Durante la época de la Colonia y con las primeras plantaciones de azúcar llegaron los esclavos, la gran mayoría venía de África.

Los grupos de africanos se adaptaban fácilmente al clima tropical, pero recibían un trato inhumano además de ser sometidos a largas horas de trabajo, lo que ocasionó que poco a poco surgieran grupos de inconformes.

Yanga había sido capturado en la región de Brang, lugar que alguna vez perteneció al Imperio de Ghana, el joven príncipe fue llevado a Cabo Verde y desde ahí partiría a Veracruz.

En 1579 Yanga llegó a la Villa Rica de la Veracruz y encadenado fue conducido a las fincas azucareras y de alcohol, muy cerca del sitio que ahora lleva su nombre.

Poco a poco Yanga fue haciendo amigos y promoviendo una rebelión que iniciaría en 1537, justo el momento cuando la Corona inició la cacería de africanos.

Nyanga huyó de su amo en 1570 y se refugió muy cerca de lo que ahora es la ciudad de Córdoba, junto con un grupo de cimarrones (esclavos que vivían en la selva como fugitivos).

El grupo de cimarrones fue creciendo, liderado por Yanga, y al pasar de los años reunía más africanos que buscaban su libertad.

No se tiene un conocimiento pleno sobre el desarrollo de su movimiento, pero en 1609 el grupo ya superaba los quinientos hombres.

La rebelión de Yanga

Durante el gobierno del virrey Luis de Velasco, Yanga y su grupo de cimarrones, indígenas, prófugos de la justicia y algunos españoles vivían de cultivar la tierra, de los asaltos a las haciendas de Córdoba y Orizaba y de los cargamentos que iban y veían de la Ciudad de México a Veracruz y viceversa.

Para 1609 se decía que los cimarrones querían derrocar a las autoridades virreinales y nombrar a Yanga como rey. La rebelión negra había empezado.

El rumor hizo que los españoles se alarmaran y enviaron una expedición desde la ciudad de Puebla para asaltar el palenque de Yanga, cosa que causó poco efecto por lo que tuvieron que quemar, tiempo después, las 60 casas de su comunidad y arrasar con las plantaciones.

Nada funcionó, y tras largos años de negociaciones fallidas y fracasos de operaciones militares, se llegó al acuerdo de paz con la comunidad de Yanga.

Para en 1618 el virrey Rodrigo Pacheco y Osorio reconoció la libertad de la comunidad de Gaspar y fue nombrada como San Lorenzo de los Negros.

El virrey recibió entonces un texto que solicitaba para abandonar la lucha que se les ofreciera a todos los cimarrones la amnistía, la libertad total, el derecho de crear para sí una villa, tierras para criar a sus hijos en paz y un espacio en que no debía intervenir ningún español. El gobierno del pueblo quedaba en manos de Yanga y luego en manos de sus descendientes.

Por otro lado, la comunidad de Yanga se comprometía a ayudar a las autoridades a capturar a los esclavos que seguían huyendo de sus amos. La Corona aceptó.

El 3 de octubre de 1631 se reconoció como pueblo libre a San Lorenzo de los Negros ahora Yanga, en donde los esclavos vivieron con derechos similares a lo de los españoles y en libertad.

El 5 de noviembre de 1932 se estableció que el municipio y la cabecera se denominara Yanga y el 22 de noviembre de 1956 el lugar pasó de ser una villa al pueblo de Yanga.

Yanga quedó en el olvido y por años no se le mencionó, pero en la década de 197o en su pueblo se mandó a levantar una estatua en donde se puede leer lo siguiente: “Yanga, negro africano, precursor de la libertad de los negros y fundó este pueblo”.

Además, hoy en día existe un proyecto para que Gaspar Yanga regrese a la memoria y que este personaje llegue a los libros de texto de la historia básica.

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