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If you zoom out your avatar a bit, you can join in on the eating theme.2013-11-12 03:06:54 -
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nohaynicklibreSaparmurat Niyazov, also known as That Crazy Guy From Turkmenistan. Let's get to the crazy stuff already: Built a giant, rotating gold statue of himself, named months and days after his mother, himself, and historical Turkmen figures, declared the 2nd sunday of August as National Melon Day (this one wasn't revoked after his death) , closed all of the countries' libraries since according to him the only books worth reading were the Quran and the Ruhnama, written by him. He banned lip syncing in concerts and ceremonies, built an ice-skating rink in the middle of the desert since he felt that Turkmen country people should be able to skate. He also banned dogs from the capital, Ashgabat, because according to him, they smell bad.Male news anchors weren't allowed to use make up since he couldn't tell them apart from the females. And he banned the use of gold teeth and suggested that people should chew on bones to get stronger teeth.2013-10-06 19:15:33
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glennmagusharveySounds like this guy gives Muammar Gaddafi a run for his money.2013-10-06 19:24:22 -
lrdgckYou forgot to mention Ruhnama is supposed to be some sort of sequel to the Quran.2013-10-07 02:28:45
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nohaynicklibreRobert Mugabe, current president of Zimbabwe, and most infamous for the Zimbabwean dollar fiasco. Basically, he decided that the solution to the the country's economic problems was simply printing more money. Of course this was useless, and it only helped create an hyperinflation. At the worst point of it an US dollar was the equivalent of 300 000 000 000 000 Zimbabwean ones. This caused the currency to be abandoned in 2009, and now the country uses Euros, American dollars and several African currencies. He has also called himself Hitler, but ten times stronger, and thinks homosexuals are worse than pigs and dogs. Overall a great guy.2013-09-21 17:08:37
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nohaynicklibreRafael Trujillo, ruler of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961. He got to the power with the usual coup d'etat routine, and started a regime of opression and personality cult. The capital city, Santo Domingo, was renamed to Ciudad Trujillo,the province of San Cristobal was changed to "Trujillo", and the nation's highest peak, Pico Duarte, was renamed Pico Trujillo. Churches were also required to use the slogan "God in heaven, Trujillo in Earth". He was welcoming of every kind of immigrant except for haitians, which culminated in the Parsley Massacre of 1937 in which more than 20000 haitians died. He also tried to assasinate the Venezuelan president Rómulo Betancourt, which gained him global comptent. He also collected neckties, and had more than 10000. Also she has horns and ears because he was nicknamed "the goat", and the Japanese won't miss a chance to put animal ears on a girl2013-09-14 19:55:24
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StormtroperAlso, Pres. Betancourt had declared that "If I've touched the nation's treasury, may God burn both my hands" shortly before Trujillo's cronies' car bomb did exactly that (leaving him mostly unscathed otherwise).2013-09-16 12:18:02
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nohaynicklibrePol Pot, leader of Cambodia from 1968 to 1998 and one of the biggest monsters in the book. Since I'm very lazy I'll copypaste the books description on him, found in Danbooru. Pol Pot's regime said that “What is rotten must be removed”. Under his leadership, many Cambodians became subject to oppression and cleansing by being sent to an execution ground called “The Killing Fields”. It’s said that more than 1 million people were killed, but because the number is mixed with casualties of Cambodian civil war and the chaos caused by it, it has made it difficult to get census number since 1962, and so the real count is hard to know. Moreover, he built an army of children under age of 14. These children who had been denied education were easier to be brainwashed compared to adults. They were made into troops, security forces and medics. The juvenile troops were especially loyal cold-blooded in duty. However, they weren't so effective against the more experienced and better equipped Vietnamese forces. Also he liked to collect skulls2013-09-06 17:33:14
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lrdgckThrow in that these one million were about a quarter of the population, or something like that. If I remember correctly.2013-09-10 13:46:04
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nohaynicklibreMustafa Kemal Atatürk, one of the few "good" dictator of the book. Founder of the Republic of Turkey, and president from 1923 to 1938. He started his career as a military leader during the first world war, .and fought in the Turkish Independence War. His reforms of the country included an effort for the segregation of politics and religion by abolishing the caliphate, which put him in the bad side of the most fundamentalist sections. He also encouraged the Turks to adopt western fashion, replacing the traditional fez with more occidental hats. But the field that would see more reforms was education. First, he made education compulsory, both for boys and girls, and unified under one curriculum, and later created a script based on the latin alphabet to substitute the arabic one, which helped raise the literacy in the country. He was also a supporter of women's rights (well, as much as a Turkish dictator can be) and tried to make the people aware of western culture and arts. And well, since this comment seems to make him seem pretty cool, and I know you guys are only interested on the juicy details, I dunno..... he liked to drink? Like, a lot?2013-08-24 19:30:49
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nohaynicklibreMuammar Gaddafi, or however the fuck was written. Lybian dictator from 1969 to 2011. She has dog ears in the drawing because Reagan called the real Gaddafi a "mad dog", and because it's cute2013-08-16 18:55:34
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nohaynicklibreMohammed Siad Barre, dictator of Somalia from 1969 to 1991. He arrived to the power after a coup d'etat, and quickly instaured a personality cult. He also made the somali the official language of the country and introduced a new alphabet. Despite leading a communist regime, he broke up relationships with the USSR and became the USA's bff (They were only interested on Somalia's strategic position though).Of course, as any other dictator his regime was characterized by the blatant disregard of human rights, which cause the rise of several dissident groups, which in turn made him leave Mogadishu and flee to the southern regions of the country after a civil war. There he tried to retake the capital twice but was forced to exile to Lagos, where he died. Also he has the Order of National Flag, First Class, of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea for some reason2013-08-09 18:01:16
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nohaynicklibreMengistu Haile Mariam, dictator of Ethiopia from 1974 to 1991. The first 13 years he was in charge of the Derg, a communist military junta that governed the country. During his time in office he ordered the murders of several nobles and members of the Empire, and TOTALLY DIDN'T kill Emperor Haile Selassie himself. He also cracked down on any organizations that opposed the Derg, most notably the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Party and the student movement MEISON. His campaign of fear got to such extremes such as smashing bottles full of his enemies' blood during a speech (!). After his adoption of Marxism and foundation of the Worker's Party of Ethiopia as the only ruling force, he had to take refuge in Zimbabwe; where he still resides, impervious to the death sentence that he has received for the genocide of his political rivals2013-08-01 19:47:26
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SchitzoThis brings to mind that really commie as hell Chun Li wall paper I saw a while back.2013-07-27 21:54:02 -
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nohaynicklibreManuel Noriega, governor of Panama from 1983 to 1989, and drug lord on his free time.2013-07-17 18:14:01
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nohaynicklibreKim Il Sung, Eternal President of North Korea, despite being dead since 1994. He created the Juche variant of socialist organization. And now lets talk about the cult of personality. Apparently he single-handledly kicked the Japanese out of Korea, he rebuilt the nation, Castro, Mao and Jimmy Carter (¿?) loved him, there are rooms apart in schools just for lectures about him, he got a flower named after him in Indonesia, the North Korean calendar starts the day of his birth, 44% of the country's budget is destined to the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of his birth, there 34000 statues of him in the country, and 3200 obelisks.2013-07-03 19:36:49
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nohaynicklibreKhorloogiin Choibalsan, leader of Mongolia from the 1930s until his death in 1952. Under his regime Mongolia became the first satellite state of the USSR, and you can tell. During WWII, most of Mongolia's economic output went for support of the USSR army, and the Cyrillic alphabet was adopted replacing the traditional Mongolian one, and of course, following his hero Stalin he also carried out several purges within his party. However, this story has a sad ending, since Stalin refused to back Choibalsan in his dream of an united Mongolia, he grew disillusioned with him, and didn't even attend his 70th birthday.2013-06-26 19:31:58
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nohaynicklibreOh also I wasn't able to find any quote of his so I just put one that fits her facial expression2013-06-26 19:36:15
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nohaynicklibreJózef Piłsudski, president of Poland during the first world war and until 1935. I have a pretty huge headache right now and I don't feel like reading his Wiki page so, I don't know, ask Gacek2013-06-18 17:28:57
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lrdgckNever being the President, IIRC. He had the title of, roughly speaking, Head of State. Also commonly known as the Marshall or the Commandant.2013-06-20 18:47:17
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lrdgckOther things he did was to have a hand in the resurgence of independent Poland and the defeat of Bolsheviks, then to get tired with all that democracy thing and overthrowing the government in favour of one he'd rule from the back seat.2013-06-20 19:35:37
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lrdgckHe also wanted to kick the shit out of Hitler before he gets too strong, but France and Britain disagreed.2013-06-21 06:15:45
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nohaynicklibreJuan Perón, president of Argentina. That blue thing is Evita's elbow, who is overshadowing her,much like in real life. They both are very divisive figures, with their followers admiring the anti poverty measures of the peronist government and detractors criticizing the nazi hiding ones.2013-06-11 19:40:06
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NoimportaI'm a little uncomfortable about this guy being in the series. Don't get me wrong, I hate Perón and all the bullshit he has brought upon this country. But he was democratically elected every time he got to power, and the longest period he was in office was 9 years (a 6 year period plus half of a second one). He was pretty far from a dictator, and the whole "lol, Nazis hiding in Argentina" is pretty stupid.2013-06-21 21:00:13 -
NoimportaAlso, I don't get why they picture him as gloomy when his most distinctive feature was his huge smile.2013-06-21 22:01:29
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nohaynicklibreTito, one of those guys that despite appearing in the book was mostly a good guy. He was seen as an unifying figure between the many Yugoslavian nations, and impulsed many economic policies. Also his name means uncle in Spanish2013-05-31 20:18:18
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lrdgck^ I second the above. BTW just for the record, it wasn't like he had no sleazier moments, but I'm not gonna get in arguments over that.2013-06-01 16:35:50
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nohaynicklibreI just skimmed over the Wikipedia page, saw the term benevolent dictator and went "oh that'll do".2013-06-01 21:40:04
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nohaynicklibreJomo Kenyatta, first president of Kenya after the country's independence, and considered the founding father of it. He was an okayish guy for the kind of stuff we see in the book, so there's not really any kind of excentricities I can comment upon. The closest thing is that he had 4 different names during his lifetime2013-05-17 18:46:11
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nohaynicklibreJean Bédel Bokassa,self-titled emperor of Central Africa. That ahegao(why do I even know this word)-like face is because she's in a 20 million dollars worth crowning ceremony. You'd try not to be excited with a 5 million dollars crown on your head. That ceremony also put singlehandedly the country in bankruptcy, but oh well.2013-05-10 18:27:10
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FuschlatzMind if other people join in on this whole thing so we can get through the whole book a little faster?2013-05-15 21:26:03
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nohaynicklibreIdi Amin, self proclaimed President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hadji Doctor Idi Amin Dada, VC, DSO, MC, Lord of All the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Seas and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular. His regime was (in)famous for its total disregard of human rights, and the extravagant rumours that were made about Amin, the most famous of which being that he was a cannibal.2013-05-03 20:25:21
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StormtroperFun fact: You know his weekly TV program, that he's presenting in that picture? They're showing reruns of that.2013-04-26 17:58:08
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nohaynicklibreMaximiliano Hernández Martinez, president of El Salvador from 1931 to 44. Was a believer in occultism, and when a smallpox epidemic broke in San Salvador he had colored lights hung around the city, in the belief that this would cure the disease.2013-04-19 20:14:09
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nohaynicklibreOh also I'm breaking my alphabetical order here because for some reason this pic was misnamed as Higinio Moriñigo, who doesn't even appear in the book2013-04-19 20:15:30
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FuschlatzSpeaking of alphabetical order here, Stormtroper has already made an avatar of Chavez so are you gonna skip her and go straight to Amin next?2013-04-20 05:12:09
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nohaynicklibreHideki Tojo,Prime Minister of Japan during WWII. Infamour for his butchered suicide attempt by trying to shoot himself in the heart and failing. They even drew a mark in his chest so it would be easier, for Christ sake! Also, according to rumours, he would rummage through the citizen's trash to see if they were getting proper rations. He would also keep note of every single thing his subbordinates reported to him. Shamelesly stolen from Danbooru's translationof the image2013-04-12 17:58:12
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StormtroperI dunno, if you're twitching as if you're about to get shot in the heart, you could probably miss anything, I think.2013-04-13 05:45:31
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nohaynicklibreIt's kinda weird that such a Japanese nationalist would choose to shoot himself instead of commiting sudoku, though.2013-04-13 16:17:15
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