Page 153 - Communism in Ambush

Adnan Oktar (Harun Yahya)
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In Democratic Kampuchea, under the glorious rule of Angkar, we need to
think about the future. We don't need to think about the past. You New
People must forget about the pre-revolutionary times. Forget about the co-
gnac, forget about fashionable clothes and hairstyles…
We don't need the technology of the capitalists. We don't need any of it at
all. Under our new system, we don't need to send our children to school.
Our school is the farm. We will write by plowing. We don't need to give
examinations or award certificates. Knowing how to farm and how to dig
canals—those are our certificates.
We don't need doctors any more. They are not necessary. If someone needs
to have their intestines removed I will do it. It is easy. There is no need to
learn how to do it by going to school.
We don't need any of the capitalist professions! We don't need doctors or
engineers. We don't need professors telling us what to do. They were all
corrupted. We just need people to work hard on the farm!
And yet, comrades, there are some naysayers and troublemakers who do
not show the proper willingness to work hard and sacrifice! Such people
do not have the proper revolutionary mentality! Such people are our ene-
mies! And, comrades, some of them are right here in our midst!
These people cling to capitalist ways of thinking! They cling to the old cap-
italist fashions! We have some people among us who still wear eyeglasses.
And why do they use eyeglasses? Can't they see me? If I move to slap your
face and you flinch, then you can see well enough. People wear them to be
handsome in the capitalist style. They wear them because they are in vain.
We don't need people like that any more. People who think they are hand-
some are lazy! They are leeches sucking energy from others! 105
The Maoist psychopaths who seized Cambodia with China's sup-
port murdered almost three million innocents. At first, those to be killed
were shot in the head. Later, however, this was decided to be a "waste of
bullets," so more brutal methods were resorted to. Besides "saving bul-
lets," these methods were preferred so that Khmer Rouge militants
could satisfy their sadism. Fifty-three percent of victims had their skulls
crushed with iron bars, axe handles, or sometimes hoe handles; six per-
cent were hanged or asphyxiated with plastic bags, and five percent had
their throats slit.