DANISH: Dit røvhul… ‡
‡) Lit., “You arsehole...” / “You asshole…” i.e., & e.g., but not ibid., “Fuck you…”
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[NOTE: these terms are weaponized language, & meant to give offense. Which is the whole & compleat & total & entire point of insult & invective, obscenity & blasphemy, & other political speech.]
SPANISH: “¡Pobre Mexico! ¡Tan lejos de Dios y tan cerca de los Estados Unidos!” ‡
SPANISH: “Pax Porfiana” ‡‡
SPANISH: “Pan o palo” ‡‡‡
SPANISH: Remoja la bandera con heroina y yo lo chupo. ‡‡‡‡
‡) “Poor Mexico! So far from God and so close to the United States!”
— attrib. to Porfirio Diaz, who had participated in the routing of the French at Veracruz, & who served as “President” of Mexico from 1876 to 1911 (with a brief periods, 1876, & again 1880 — 1884, when fuck-puppets Juan Méndez & Manuel González respectively served as interim presidents) ; Diaz’s presidency was marked by a surface stability (modernization & economic growth) made possible by political repression, graft & corruption, & by selling off everything to foreign corporations, esp. mining & agri-business concerns. In 1911 Diaz was kicked out on his arse during the Mexican Revolution; he slithered off to expile in Spain. After the Mexican revolution many industries were nationalized ;
‡‡) “Porfiana Peace”
— a period in Mexican history (1876—1911) marked by Porfirio Diaz’ rule, where a surface stability, modernization & economic growth was made possible by political repression & by selling off everything to foreign corporations, esp. mining & agri-business concerns. In 1911 the shit hit the fan with the Mexican Revolution & Diaz slithered off to expile in Spain ;
‡‡‡) “Bread or the stick”
— Porfirio Diaz’ strategy of offering problematic politicians or generals two options: cushy & obscenely-salaried sinecures, or a blindfold & a last cigarette & a firing squad. (Diaz is said to have commented that a dog with a bone would neither bite or bark.) ;
‡‡‡‡) “Immerse the flag in heroin & I'll suck on it.” / “Soak the flag in heroin & I'll suck on it.”
— attrib. to a famous former Commisssioner of Sewers ...& applicable to most if not all nation's foundational holidays.
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from curse + berate in 69+ languages, from Soft Skull Press
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SPANISH: “¡Pobre Mexico! ¡Tan lejos de Dios y tan cerca de los Estados Unidos!” ‡
SPANISH: “Pax Porfiana” ‡‡
SPANISH: “Pan o palo” ‡‡‡
SPANISH: Remoja la bandera con heroina y yo lo chupo. ‡‡‡‡
‡) “Poor Mexico! So far from God and so close to the United States!”
— attrib. to Porfirio Diaz, who had participated in the routing of the French at Veracruz, & who served as “President” of Mexico from 1876 to 1911 (with a brief periods, 1876, & again 1880 — 1884, when fuck-puppets Juan Méndez & Manuel González respectively served as interim presidents) ; Diaz’s presidency was marked by a surface stability (modernization & economic growth) made possible by political repression, graft & corruption, & by selling off everything to foreign corporations, esp. mining & agri-business concerns. In 1911 Diaz was kicked out on his arse during the Mexican Revolution; he slithered off to expile in Spain. After the Mexican revolution many industries were nationalized ;
‡‡) “Porfiana Peace”
— a period in Mexican history (1876—1911) marked by Porfirio Diaz’ rule, where a surface stability, modernization & economic growth was made possible by political repression & by selling off everything to foreign corporations, esp. mining & agri-business concerns. In 1911 the shit hit the fan with the Mexican Revolution & Diaz slithered off to expile in Spain ;
‡‡‡) “Bread or the stick”
— Porfirio Diaz’ strategy of offering problematic politicians or generals two options: cushy & obscenely-salaried sinecures, or a blindfold & a last cigarette & a firing squad. (Diaz is said to have commented that a dog with a bone would neither bite or bark.) ;
‡‡‡‡) “Immerse the flag in heroin & I'll suck on it.” / “Soak the flag in heroin & I'll suck on it.”
— attrib. to a famous former Commisssioner of Sewers
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from curse + berate in 69+ languages, from Soft Skull Press
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SPANISH: “¡Pobre Mexico! ¡Tan lejos de Dios y tan cerca de los Estados Unidos!” ‡
‡) “Poor Mexico! So far from God and so close to the United States!”
— attrib. to Porfirio Diaz, who had participated in the routing of the French at Veracruz, & who served as “President” of Mexico from 1876 to 1911 (with a brief periods, 1876, & again 1880 — 1884, when fuck-puppets Juan Méndez & Manuel González respectively served as interim presidents) ; Diaz’s presidency was marked by a surface stability (modernization & economic growth) made possible by political repression, graft & corruption, & by selling off everything to foreign corporations, esp. mining & agri-business concerns. In 1911 Diaz was kicked out on his arse during the Mexican Revolution; he slithered off to expile in Spain. After the Mexican revolution many industries were nationalized.
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from curse + berate in 69+ languages, from Soft Skull Press
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JAPANESE: テメーのクソっぽい新宗教をやれ！ — Temē no kusoppoi shinshūkyō wo yare! §
§) “Fuck your shitty new religion!”
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PORTUGUESE: A luta continua! ‡‡
‡) “The struggle continues...!” — battle cry during Mozambique’s war of independence; also used in S. Africa during the anti-Apartheid campaign
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FRENCH: “T. F. P. / Travail, Famille, Patrie” §
FRENCH: “Révolution c’est l’ opium des intellectuelles...” §§
§) “Work, Family, Fatherland” — Nat’l motto of the Vichy Regime, the fuck-puppet govt. of the Nazi occupation ;
§§) “Revolution is the opium of the intellectuals...” — Popular Post-May ’68 Situationist graffito that sprayed its way across European & US campuses, found its way into Lindsay Anderson’s O LUCKY MAN!
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