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The Radical and Conservative Spirit of Communism
Illusion of Western Liberalism & Problem of Self-Degradation — Historical Communism vs Current Western Compulsory...
•�January 12, 2023
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Communism is both radical and conservative in spirit, hardly surprising as it's a deeply moralistic ideology that developed in reaction to the revolutionary upheavals of capitalism. Remember that Karl Marx himself recognized capitalism as the most transformative system developed by mankind. It was most extreme and 'radical' in changing all forms of human relations and... Read More
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Red Redux?
•�October 20, 2020
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This entire year, I’ve been a vagabond, but you, too, have been on a journey, away from just about everything you’ve known, into the vaguest of futures, and we’re just getting started. Steered by obscured hands, we’re whipped around blind bends, towards a reality we have no part in shaping. Yesterday, my friend Chuck Orloski... Read More
A Man of Conscience
A Tribute to Professor Stephen F. Cohen
•�October 9, 2020
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I was deeply saddened—and still in shock and grief—to learn of the death of Professor Stephen F. Cohen, not only because his was a voice of sanity and reason, a voice for peace in an increasingly fractured world, but also because personally I was always excited and delighted to read his books and see his... Read More
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Reading the "Traitors" - a Good or a Bad Idea?
•�February 21, 2020
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There are two names which often trigger a very strong and hostile reaction from many Russians: Alexander Solzhenitsyn and Vladimir Rezun aka "Viktor Suvorov". The list of accusations against these two men usually includes: Alexander Solzhenitsyn: he made up numbers about 66 million people killed by the Soviet regime, he spoke favorably of General Andrei... Read More
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The EU Is Rewriting WWII History to Demonize Russia
•�October 22, 2019
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Last month, on the 80th anniversary of the start of World War II, the European Parliament voted on a resolution entitled “On the Importance of European Remembrance for the Future of Europe.” The adopted document: For 75 years, we have been told that the war started on September 1st, 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, even... Read More
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Defending the Bolsheviks and Soviet Communism
•�October 2, 2018
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This is a discussion of some issues raised in a previous article by Ron Unz: “I was given a full access to all archives, I learned everything there is about Stalin’s
The Unheralded Putin—Russia’s Official Anti-Stalinist No. 1
A memorial monument to Stalin’s millions of victims—the subject of intense political struggle for more than 50...
•�November 8, 2017
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Nation contributing editor Stephen F. Cohen and John Batchelor continue their weekly discussions of the new US-Russian Cold War. (Previous installments, now in their fourth year, are at TheNation.com.) In November 1961, at the end of a Community Party Congress that publicly condemned Stalin’s crimes, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev unexpectedly called for the building of... Read More
The Controversy About Stalin – a “basket” of Preliminary Considerations
•�April 11, 2016
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When introducing Jimmie Moglia’s video series about Stalin I promised to share with you my own take on this most controversial personality. Let me immediately say that what I will write below is most definitely not some seminal analysis of the life and personality of Stalin, but rather few more or less disjointed thoughts on... Read More
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American Pravda: Oddities of the Jewish Religion
The Surprising Elements of Talmudic Judaism
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American Pravda: Holocaust Denial
Analyzing the History of a Controversial Movement
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American Pravda: The JFK Assassination, Part II – Who Did It?
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American Pravda: Understanding World War II
The Shaping Event of Our Modern World
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John McCain: When "Tokyo Rose" Ran for President
What Was John McCain's True Wartime Record in Vietnam?
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The Myth of American Meritocracy
Are elite university admissions based on meritocracy and diversity as claimed?
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