Celebrating Hanoi's 70th Liberation Day


The pride of Communism is that it evolves. Capitalism only cares about the cash grabs. Vietnam's balanced view of private enterprise and state intervention is needed. Hanoi Liberation Day happened 70 years ago in Hanoi. The dakilang guro Ho Chi Minh is a constant reminder that Joma Sison was just a loser. It was during Uncle Ho's great revolution against French rule. Sadly, Uncle Ho died before Vietnam was reunified. 

Hanoi Times

No, it's not Kabataan Pantylist but the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCYU). This is being said about a recent preparation and honoring the veterans last October 3, 2024:

October 10, 1954, has become a glorious chapter in the nation's history. The military and citizens of the capital marched through Hanoi's five gates, reclaiming the city and marking the end of a nine-year struggle against French colonial rule. This victory resonated globally, inspiring oppressed nations to rise in their fights for independence and self-determination.

During the ceremony, attendees viewed a documentary titled "Determined to Die for the Fatherland to Survive," which highlighted the heroic and resilient efforts of the military and people of the capital in their victory over French colonial forces 70 years ago. The film reminded today's generation of one of the most remarkable moments in history, showcasing the revolutionary heroism and intelligence of Vietnam in its fight for national liberation.

In an atmosphere of solemnity and warmth, attendees reflected on that golden era – a period of pain and pride.

Veteran Le Van Tinh recalled October 10, 1954, when he was a messenger for Company 238, Regiment 102 of the Capital Pioneer Division. "At 5 AM, we marched from Phung Village toward Hanoi. As we crossed Cau Dien, Hanoi appeared with a sea of flags, flowers, and banners, with 'Long Live Ho Chi Minh' standing out. Crowds waved flags, their eyes filled with tears, reaching out as if to embrace long-lost loved ones."

He expressed hope that the younger generation would emulate those who sacrificed for the capital's liberation and strive to be good citizens. He urged Party members to uphold President Ho Chi Minh's values of diligence, thrift, integrity, and selflessness to protect national independence and promote the people's happiness. 

Kabataan Pantylist is long opposed to military service. Meanwhile, Vietnam's HCYU has been devoted to the cause. That's why the Komunistang Sosyal calls Kabataan Pantylist a poor copy of the HCYU. We are determined to establish military training, remove the economic restrictions from the Philippine constitution, and emulate Vietnam's truly socialist state. 

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