فوفويارا
05-05-2009, 12:43 AM
اكذب عليك لو قلت بعدك شي عادي...
اضحك وانا من جور الايام مجروح...
جرح توسط في حنايا فؤادي ...
وليت الجروح ضيوف يومين وتروح..
.بعثر جروحي هالزمن الرمادي...
واصعب شي على الانسان هي غربة الروح
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20-05-2010, 04:43 AM
The Great Leap Forward centered on a new socioeconomic and political system created in the countryside and in a few urban areas--the people's communes . By the fall of 1958, some 750,000 agricultural producers' cooperatives, now designated as production brigades, had been amalgamated into about 23,500 communes, each averaging 5,000 households, or 22,000 people. The individual commune was placed in control of all the means of production and was to operate as the sole ??? RMT (http://www.rmt-wm.com)accounting unit; it was subdivided into production brigades (generally coterminous with traditional villages) and production teams. Each commune was planned as a self-supporting community for agriculture, small-scale local industry (for example, the famous backyard pig-iron furnaces), schooling, marketing, administration, and local security (maintained by militia organizations). Organized along ????? RMT (http://www.rmtvip.jp)paramilitary and laborsaving lines, the commune had communal kitchens, mess halls, and nurseries. In a way, the people's communes constituted a fundamental attack on the institution of the family, especially in a few model areas where radical experiments in communal living--large dormitories in place of the traditional nuclear family housing-- occurred. (These were quickly dropped.) The system also was based on the assumption that it would release additional manpower for such major projects as irrigation works and hydroelectric dams, which were seen as integral parts of the plan for the simultaneous development of industry and agriculture.FF11 RMT (http://www.rmtvip.jp)
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