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Really? You are going to lecture us on the President who was made famous in part by by implementing Christian values in the New Deal projects that more closely followed the teaching of Christ then any other President before or since? That guy was the moral compass for the nation and the nation accepted it as such. Four times elected ding bat. He was elected and reelected over and over.Well....since you're gonna run and hide, let's rub it in.....
Roosevelt....'moral compass'????
8. 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.
Stalin's version of 'a hometown discount'...on display to the 'moral compass' guy,FDR....
a. Mamia Oreakhelashvili: " After theSovietization of Georgia, Orakhelashvili served as chairman of the GeorgianRevkom 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, the free encyclopedia
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's tender mercies, as seen by the guy with the 'moral compass.'
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.
9. Yet, even after the above, and the show trials.....Roosevelt said "I have just had a hunch that Stalin is not that kind of a man. Harry says he's not and that he doesn't want anything in the world but security for his country, and I think that if I give him everything I possibly can and ask nothing from him in return, noblesse oblige, he won't try to annex anything and will work with me for a world of democracy and peace."
This is the 'moral compass' of the icon of the Progressives.
The "moral compass" guy was copacetic with the purges, with the typical progressive blind eye to human slaughter. He ignored the 3-5 million starved to death by the regime of the USSR, and rushed to embrace it, November of 1933.
And another "tsk, tsk," by Roosevelt: the Katyn Forest Massacre. In April of 1943, the mass graves of thousands of shot, bayoneted, and asphyxiated Polish officers were uncovered in the Katyn pine forest near Smolensk, Russia.
He lied to the American people about the communist's aims, making certain that communism survived, both in Russia and in his administration.
I know you're a slow learner....so, once again:
mor·al com·pass
noun
- used in reference to a person's ability to judge what is right and wrong and act accordingly. Google
I double dog dare ya'.....go ahead: say he had a "moral compass."