Anonymous ID: f3d3ca Nov. 28, 2022, 8:45 p.m. No.17837612   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>17837480

>Ronald Reagan

>Red October

(Red Ronnie). Will try to keep this visible. It's not "Democrats" we're at war with. Time to retire the term, "Nazi", as well because it was the COMMUNISTS who won the "war" after having infiltrated every crevice of this Country.

 

The October Revolution in Russia

One hundred years ago, in wartime Petrograd, Russian radicals known as the Bolsheviks carried out “the Great October Socialist Revolution. ”The Soviet Union was among the world’s most violent dictatorships, killing an estimated 20 million people, according to “The Black Book of Communism.” Its regime is second in its murders only to the Chinese Communist Party under Mao Zedong, who killed an estimated 65… The idea of the united front strategy was to bring together left-wing organizations in order to incite communist revolution. The Soviets believed that following Russia’s communist revolution, communism would next spread to Germany, since Germany had the second largest communist party, the KPD (Communist Party of Germany). It was at the fourth World Congress of the Comintern in 1922 that the plan took shape….

But many on the left welcomed the Revolution as the start of a new era, with harmony and equality for all people. Particularly given the senseless slaughter of millions of soldiers during the First World War, the October Revolution seemed to offer an alternative—a government ruled in the interests of the common people that would ultimately produce a communist utopia.

Both Stalinist industrialization and victory over Nazi Germany, however, were obtained at tremendous cost. During the 1930s, several million Soviet citizens died due to famines, deportations, and executions. An estimated 27 million more died during the Second World War. Even after the war, the Stalinist government continued large-scale deportations and incarcerations of its own citizens. https://archive.ph/IcdqX

https://origins.osu.edu/milestones/november-2017-october-revolution-russia?language_content_entity=en

 

“The Communists’ violent revolutionary rhetoric, promising the destruction of capitalism and the creation of a Soviet Germany, terrified the country’s middle class who knew only too well what had happened to their counterparts in Russia after 1918,” writes  Richard J. Evans in “The Third Reich in Power.”

… Many KPD leaders would later become leaders in the communist German Democratic Republic, including of its infamous Ministry for State Security, the Stasi. As Langer states, “Anti-fascism is a strategy rather than an ideology.”

“It was brought into play in Germany in the 1920s by the KPD,” he states, not as a legitimate movement against fascism that would later arise in Germany, but instead “as an anti-capitalist concept of struggle.” https://archive.ph/Vikgn * https://archive.ph/glVFo https://crtxnews.com/communist-origin-antifa/