What a really nice attept at a rebuttal.
A pity the majority of it is false.
Historic for his infamous pronouncement that he could find any man guilty of a crime, at any time, he fueled the modern Democrat Party.
How can they ignore his birthday????
1. Lavrenty Beria, in full
Lavrenty Pavlovich Beria, Beria also spelled
Beriya, (born March 29 [March 17, Old Style], 1899, Merkheuli,
Russian Empire [now in Georgia]—died December 23, 1953,
Moscow,
Russia, U.S.S.R.), director of the Soviet
secret police who played a major role in the purges of
Joseph Stalin’s opponents.
... he was drawn into intelligence and counterintelligence activities (1921) and appointed head of the
Cheka (secret police) in Georgia. He became party boss of the Transcaucasian republics in 1932 and personally oversaw the political purges in those republics during Stalin’s
Great Purge (1936–38).
He supervised a purge of the police
bureaucracy itself and administered the vast network of labour camps set up throughout the country.
Lavrenty Beria, director of the Soviet secret police who played a major role in the purges of Joseph Stalin’s opponents. After Stalin’s death, Beria apparently attempted to succeed him as sole dictator, but he was defeated by a coalition led by Georgy Malenkov, Vyacheslav Molotov, and Nikita...
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2. In so very many ways the Party Of Death, the Democrats, picked up where Beria left off.
a. Before the Russian Revolution, the number of execution by the czarist government came to seventeen (17) per year, according to Solzhenitsyn. He pointed out that, in comparison,
the Spanish Inquisition, at its height, destroyed 10 people per month.
But, during the revolutionary years 1918-1919, Lenin's Cheka executed, without trial, more than one thousand (1,000) people a month.
At the height of Stalin's terror, 1937-1938, tens of thousands of people were shot per month. Solzhenitsyn, "Warning To The West."
b. From Solzhenitsyn's "Warning To The West,"... "Here are the figures: 17 a year, 10 a month, more than 1 ,000 a month, more than 40,000 a month! Thus, that which had made it difficult for the democratic West to form an alliance with pre-revolutionary Russia had, by 1941, grown to such an extent and still did not prevent the entire united democracy of the world — England, France, the United States, Canada, and other small countries — from entering into a military alliance with the Soviet Union, How is this to be explained? How can we understand it? "
Full text of "Solzhenitsyn: The Voice of Freedom"