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"A major part of the recent demonstrations has been organized by foreign and counterrevolutionary elements; they spread propaganda and manipulated public sentiment and the rightful demands of the people," Head of Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Alaeddin Boroujerdi said.

They argue "in a nutshell, the war on drugs and terror is part of a counterrevolutionary strategy designed to maintain rather than eliminate the economic conditions that allow the drug trade to thrive."

Garden-variety fascisms--in contrast to the partly Stalinized German Nazi form--were counterrevolutionary in character.

The Chinese government claims the demonstrations were a counterrevolutionary rebellion that had to be quelled.

Gonzales aims to provide readers with a "historical narrative that discusses Mexico's most important revolutionary (and counterrevolutionary) leaders, their programs, their successes and failures" (3).

China became much more anti-gay under Marxist influences: The Marxist line was that homosexuality was counterrevolutionary, a product of capitalism that would disappear when economic conditions changed, My partner is a Cuban who lived there when Castro came to power and saw many gay men taken away to concentration camps.

Noting my clear repudiation of mainstream Human Rights Discourse for its affinity with the counterrevolutionary side, Lu wonders whether I am "arguing from the perspective of a revolutionary who is fully engaged in the ideological struggle, and whose primary grievance against mainstream liberal discourse is that it is working for the enemy" (p.

The laicization of public schools, the failure of the ralliement, and passage of the Separation Law of 1905 (by which the basilica became municipal property), reinstated the counterrevolutionary character of the Sacred Heart cult, but this, combined with the death of the comte de Chambord, the last Bourbon heir, reflected the growing marginalization of French Catholicism.

There is the poet Zhang Langlang, one of the founders of the "counterrevolutionary" poetry group The Sun's Column, and the enigmatic Guo Lusheng, a poet who suffered for his sanity and wrote of madness in polite quatrains.

The United States pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into the Honduran army, police and intelligence services in the 1980s as part of U.S.-backed counterrevolutionary campaigns against the Nicaraguan Sandinista government and the Salvadoran rebels.

They were opposed bitterly by champions of a new proletarian art, and by the end of the decade the term came to be practically synonymous with a counterrevolutionary.

As for his trumpeted independence on the Nicaragua question: long before Bob achieved notoriety for his views he was an informal assistant to Arturo Cruz, now one of the top three leaders of the Nicaraguan counterrevolutionary movement, UNO.