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Sony Thăng@nxt888

136 years ago, the man who broke the spell was born.

If Hồ Chí Minh could see today’s world, he would not be surprised.

He knew that history bends toward balance, not empire.

He would look at Vietnam’s victory, still standing, still sovereign, still proof that the most powerful military on earth can be defeated by a people who refuse to disappear.

He would look at China’s rise, at Russia’s defiance, at Africa’s awakening, at Cuba’s endurance, at Iran’s resistance, and smile.

Not because the struggle is over.

But because the world is finally beginning to resemble the one he died believing in.

A world where power no longer means domination.

Where sovereignty is not a privilege but a birthright.

He would say what he later gave Vietnam as an immortal truth:

“Nothing is more precious than independence and freedom.”

That spirit has outlived its borders.

It lives wherever the Global South refuses to bow.

Happy birthday, Uncle Hồ.

The spell is broken.

The prophecy holds.

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Jangjo
Jangjo
14 hours ago

NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOM. Ho Chi Minh Can’t express enough appreciation for having brought the memory of Ho Chi MInh to witness humanity’s ongoing convulsion and turbulence. A pioneer in the anti-colonial struggle, he was able to prove Marxism was an effective, efficient, tool to liberate… Read more »

Snow Leopard
Snow Leopard
6 hours ago
Reply to  Jangjo

Excellent and thank you Jangjo: I completely agree. Ho Chi Minh, to me, is the epitome of spiritual victory. No wonder he is so loved.

Jangjo: I follow your comments with much appreciation.

Snow

Jangjo
Jangjo
4 hours ago
Reply to  Snow Leopard

I thank you for your kind words. Just my meager contribution to expose and denounce the suffering of those caught in the juggernaut of the empire’s existential agony. BTW, the appreciation is mutual. Your nick called my attention from day one, besides your comments. We should start a Ho Chi… Read more »