Mao Zedong Quotes

Imperialism Will Not Last Long Because It Always Does Evil Things. It Persists In Grooming And Supporting Reactionaries In All Countries Who Are Against The People, It Has Forcibly Seized Many Colonies And Semi-colonies And Many Military Bases, And It Threatens The Peace With Atomic War. Thus, Forced By Imperialism To Do So, More Than 90 Per Cent Of The People Of The World Are Rising Or Will Rise In Struggle Against It. Yet, Imperialism Is Still Alive, Still Running Amuck In Asia, Africa And Latin America. In The West Imperialism Is Still Oppressing The People At Home. This Situation Must Change. It Is The Task Of The People Of The Whole World To Put An End To The Aggression And Oppression Perpetrated By Imperialism, And Chiefly By U.S. Imperialism.

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