Book · 2021
Little Red Book
Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung
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As recounted in Libya: The History of Gaddafi's Parallel State by John Oakes, Jamahiriya was a term he coined in his Green Book, likely inspired by Mao's Little Red Book, published during the Libyan Cultural Revolution period.
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Once people now study his she's little red books remember mao's need to read books.
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Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung, widely known as the Little Red Book, is a collection of statements from Mao Zedong that served as ideological guidance during China's Cultural Revolution. The artifact and its history surfaced in several podcast discussions regarding political collectables and historical events. Shane Cashman mentioned on Timcast IRL that a rare English-language copy was once given as a surprising and exciting gift, while Liz Collin discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show how political figures had reportedly collected the books as souvenirs while visiting China. Additionally, Lily Tang Williams referenced the texts on Timcast IRL while recounting the historical impact of communist indoctrination, and Tim Pool used a metaphorical cartoon scenario involving the book to critique political recruitment tactics.
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Andrew Sage As recounted in Libya: The History of Gaddafi's Parallel State by John Oakes, Jamahiriya was a term he coin… 1
“As recounted in Libya: The History of Gaddafi's Parallel State by John Oakes, Jamahiriya was a term he coined in his Green Book, likely inspired by Mao's Little Red Book, published during the Libyan Cultural Revolution period.”
Lily Tang Williams once people now study his she's little red books remember mao's need to read books 1
“once people now study his she's little red books remember mao's need to read books”
Shane Cashman He just cried when he got Ma's red book. I mean the shock. Are you for real? There's a video of him getting… 1
“He just cried when he got Ma's red book. I mean the shock. Are you for real? There's a video of him getting the the red book like doing it was one of the original it was one of the original copies that was in English and they're very rare and so he was very excited.”
Tim Pool it's uh it's CCP guys wearing like communist clothes on the street corner like looking around and a kid wal… 1
“it's uh it's CCP guys wearing like communist clothes on the street corner like looking around and a kid walks up and they're like hey kid Hey kid want to be a communist and then there's a guy and he's like I think we should stop allowing him to do this hey hey hey hey it's up to the parents”
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“The little red book published by the Wall Street Journal. Big Mau fans. The Wall Street Journal pamphlets imprint.”
“They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.”
“but like literally you had to quote mao's little red book to like be able to buy food”