Litwin
Diamond Member
why nobody talks today about American commie industrialists also help industrialize the Bolshevik empire ? As a history buff , It’s nice to see the truth finally creeping out in increments
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what do you know about the Marxist concept of World revolution ?Doesn't take a "mastermind" to do that.
Because they had a common enemy which was the bigger threat to the World, pity some people still don't get that.Duh, Stalin was an ally in WW2. FDR called him Uncle Joe.
FDR was Stalin’s best generalIn terms of the "mastermind" behind WWII, one could make a case that that dishonor should go to FDR. As I'm sure you know, FDR provided Stalinist Russia with massive aid just in time to prevent the Soviet Union's collapse. FDR also dissuaded Japan from attacking the Soviet Union by provoking Japan to attack the U.S. instead. Further, FDR intervened to prevent Japan and Nationalist China from reaching a reasonable peace deal that would have ended the war in China, which would have prevented Communist takeovers in North Korea and North Vietnam.
Stalin was no ally. He was a co-belligerent who took advantage of the WAllies while offering nothing to the conduct of the war but the defense of the USSR. The WAllies should never have given him one red cent in aid and let Nazi Germany and the USSR chew on each other like Kilkenny Cats. The world would be a far better place today.Duh, Stalin was an ally in WW2. FDR called him Uncle Joe.
The USSR was a far bigger threat to the world than Nazi Germany.Because they had a common enemy which was the bigger threat to the World, pity some people still don't get that.
what is your choice ?
1. FIGHT , destruction of MONGOL - Moscow empire
2. Become Mongols´slave
An aspect of the Mongol military machine that gets overlooked time and again is that the Mongol army was logistically capable of carrying out military options across vast areas in a very self-contained way.
Each Mongol soldier would be responsible for a small herd of three to four horses each. These weren't the towering destriers of contemporary European knights or even the hotblooded coursers of the Middle East, but short, stocky, robust steppe ponies capable of surviving on sparse, low-quality fodder for extended periods of time. The Mongols mostly rode mares that they could rely upon for milk, in addition to meat, and could sustain themselves for weeks, if necessary, on the milk and meat of their horses when foraging opportunities were scarce.
In this way, the Mongol soldier could sustain himself in the field for extended periods without needing resupply.
Patton was 100% correct! Stalin was one of the worst mass murderers in human history.
dont tell it in Moscow, they will put your in GULAG for 15 years , Moscow imperialists just love despot KobaPatton was 100% correct! Stalin was one of the worst mass murderers in human history.
I think you give FDR too much credit. FDR was not a commie, he was only an useful idiot , i have a question , why Reagan (or any other US president ) didn´t investigate US commie party , why he didn´t reopen Atomic spies case , etc.? JUST SOME NAMES :In terms of the "mastermind" behind WWII, one could make a case that that dishonor should go to FDR. As I'm sure you know, FDR provided Stalinist Russia with massive aid just in time to prevent the Soviet Union's collapse. FDR also dissuaded Japan from attacking the Soviet Union by provoking Japan to attack the U.S. instead. Further, FDR intervened to prevent Japan and Nationalist China from reaching a reasonable peace deal that would have ended the war in China, which would have prevented Communist takeovers in North Korea and North Vietnam.
Time Magazine Man of the Year!dont tell it in Moscow, they will put your in GULAG for 15 years , Moscow imperialists just love despot Koba
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Stalin’s Approval Rating Among Russians Hits Record High – Poll - The Moscow Times
A record 70 percent of Russians approve of Soviet leader Josef Stalin’s role in Russian history, according to a poll published by the independent Levada Center pollster on Tuesday.www.themoscowtimes.com
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stalin´s " icons "
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year 1932 ? bandit Koba is the most popular Muscovite tsar todayTime Magazine Man of the Year!