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Red Pill Poet's avatar

What a grim picture you (and Quigley and Voline) paint. The truth, in this case, sure ain't pretty.

Your last sentence echoed precisely what I was thinking towards the end of your piece: how "...the Bolshevik New Normal of 100 years ago sounds so uncannily similar to the nightmare future towards which we are being herded today." The current endless attacks against small and/or independent farmers is especially similar, as is the all-out war on any narrative which is not The Narrative (aka state-sanctioned bullshit).

This one certainly applies to the deception and betrayal that was the USSR ... https://redpillpoems.substack.com/p/its-never-sold-as-something-ugly

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Linda O's avatar

Great article.

Carroll Quigley on Communism in Russia:

“This meant that the goods produced by the peasants must be taken from them, by political duress, without any economic return, and that the ultimate in authoritarian terror must be used to prevent the peasants from reducing their level of production to their own consumption needs”.

“The high speed of industrialisation in the period 1926-1940 was achieved by a merciless oppression of the rural community in which millions of peasants lost their lives”.

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