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Yet America is a terrible country in comparison.Even if you repeat lies about Russia 100 times they won't turn into the truth or make Russia bad in the reality. And you Americans are strongly believing those lies Deep State wants you to believe. Why? Because the only country in the world (regardless if you like it or not) which can help you to drain your Swamp and to defeat Deep State is Russia. And every time you spread Deep State's "information" about Russia you are helping Deep State and playing against your country and yourself.Don't try to cover your ignorance about Russia with Wikipedia/Google quotes. Besides, the title of your thread mentions Russia, not Soviet Union. Russia has nothing to do with either communism or socialism. You are stuck in the last century."I absolutely LOVE Russia and always will..."
"During the early 1930s every non-apparatchik in the USSR was hungry, and the peasants were starving in their millions. The zeks [prisoners] of the gulag, from 1918 to 1956, were always somewhere in between.
The mature gulag ran on food and the deprivation of food. Illuminatingly, the history of Communism keeps bringing us back to this: the scarcity or absence of food.
[In] his natural indifference to all human suffering Frenkel was an excellent Bolshevik. It was he who advised Stalin to run the gulag on the steady deprivation of food.
Again they used norms and quotas:
for the full norm: 700 grams of bread, plus soup and buckwheat
for those not attaining the norm: 400 grams of bread, plus soup
The ‘full norm' was near-unachievable (sometimes more than 200 times higher than the Tsarist equivalent). A socialist-realist superman might manage it, for a time. But you were not meant to manage it. As the zek increasingly fell further behind the norm, he weakened further too, and his ration would soon be demoted to ‘punitive' (300 grams). As for the rations, Conquest cites those of the Japanese POW camps on the River Kwai: ‘There, prisoners got a daily ration norm of 700 grams of rice, 600 of vegetables, 100 of meat, 20 of sugar, 20 of salt, and 5 of oil…'; all these items were, of course, great rarities and delicacies in the archipelago. Solzhenitsyn describes a seven-ounce loaf (218 grams): ‘sticky as clay, a piece little bigger than a matchbox…'" Martin Amis, "Koba The Dread"
Your judgment remains in doubt.
1. I didn't use Wikipedia....I used Martin Amis' book.
2. Russia is the remnant of the USSR, dunce.
3. Clearly I've embarrassed you as to your lack of knowledge.....
Excellent.....you can refer to me as Karma.
Goebbels:
"The bigger the lie, the more it will be believed."
“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. “
“The Americans and English fall easily for this kind of propaganda. “
Joseph Goebbels - Wikiquote
Demonization of Putin is one of the biggest threats to American national security,Stephen Cohen.
So, whom do you really want to help: your country or Deep State? If you want to help your own country then Russia should be your best ally.
"Even if you repeat lies about Russia...."
You're claiming that this isn't a fact?????????
"During the early 1930s every non-apparatchik in the USSR was hungry, and the peasants were starving in their millions. The zeks [prisoners] of the gulag, from 1918 to 1956, were always somewhere in between.
The mature gulag ran on food and the deprivation of food. Illuminatingly, the history of Communism keeps bringing us back to this: the scarcity or absence of food.
[In] his natural indifference to all human suffering Frenkel was an excellent Bolshevik. It was he who advised Stalin to run the gulag on the steady deprivation of food.
Again they used norms and quotas:
for the full norm: 700 grams of bread, plus soup and buckwheat
for those not attaining the norm: 400 grams of bread, plus soup
The ‘full norm' was near-unachievable (sometimes more than 200 times higher than the Tsarist equivalent). A socialist-realist superman might manage it, for a time. But you were not meant to manage it. As the zek increasingly fell further behind the norm, he weakened further too, and his ration would soon be demoted to ‘punitive' (300 grams). As for the rations, Conquest cites those of the Japanese POW camps on the River Kwai: ‘There, prisoners got a daily ration norm of 700 grams of rice, 600 of vegetables, 100 of meat, 20 of sugar, 20 of salt, and 5 of oil…'; all these items were, of course, great rarities and delicacies in the archipelago. Solzhenitsyn describes a seven-ounce loaf (218 grams): ‘sticky as clay, a piece little bigger than a matchbox…'" Martin Amis, "Koba The Dread"
How about this, you dolt?
Robert C. Tucker, Sovietologist historian, known best as a biographer of Stalin, wrote: "Nowhere [during the 'Great Purge'] were victims subjected to more atrocious treatment than in Georgia."
"Stalin in Power: The Revolution from Above, 1928-1941," by Robert C. Tucker, p. 488.
a. Mamia Oreakhelashvili " After the Sovietization of Georgia, Orakhelashvili served as chairman of the Georgian Revkom and secretary of the Central Committee of the Georgian Communist Party. He later became deputy chairman of the Georgian Council of People’s Commissars ..."
Mamia Orakhelashvili - Wikipedia
During the 'great terror purges' of the late 1930s, 425 of the 644 members of the Georgian party congress were put to death.
Oreakhelashvili had his eyes put out and his eardrums perforated while his wife was forced to watch.
Stalin......Tender mercies.
b. Then there was party chief Nestor Lakoba, who had died before the purges, and buried with honor. They had his body dug up and burned, and is wife tortured to death in the presence of his 14-year-old son. The son was sent to the gulag....than brought back and shot.
c. Buda Mdivani was a veteran Georgian Bolshevik and Soviet government official energetically involved in the Russian Revolutions and the Civil War, who led Georgian Communist opposition to Joseph Stalin's centralizing policy....he was tortured for three months, and then shot....his wife, four sons, an daughter, were then shot as well.
You've really identified yourself as quite an imbecile.
Right now millions of snowflakes feel that going 10 mins without their cellphones is torture.
Yet they willingly vote these people into office that admire Stalin.
These 'Democrats'.....Leftists....are ready to ignore, and accept, every iniquity from Russia and every sort of communist for the reason Chambers wrote:
Whittaker Chambers wrote in his book WITNESS that liberals are/were incapable of ever effectively fighting Communism because they did not see anything in Communism that was antithetical to their own beliefs. In short, Liberals are Communists and Communists are Liberals.
They both work toward the very same ends for society.
And toward those ends, Democrats have, historically, engaged in a fervent embrace of Communist Russia.
How very amusing that they now claim that agenda about the other side.