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MikeDamone
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https://www.intellectualtakeout.org/blog/stalin-erased-his-enemies-history-literally/
It's no secret that governments in the 20th century killed a lot of people, but few did it with greater efficiency than Joe Stalin, whose policy of forced collectivization killed an estimated 14.5 million people between 1930-1937. Stalin employed terror with a zeal and skill few could match, marginalizing rivals such as Leon Trotsky, who was expelled from the Politburo, exiled, tried and found guilty in absentia, and eventually erased from the Party's history.
It's no secret that governments in the 20th century killed a lot of people, but few did it with greater efficiency than Joe Stalin, whose policy of forced collectivization killed an estimated 14.5 million people between 1930-1937. Stalin employed terror with a zeal and skill few could match, marginalizing rivals such as Leon Trotsky, who was expelled from the Politburo, exiled, tried and found guilty in absentia, and eventually erased from the Party's history.
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Woo hoo, socialism is going to be so much better.
I knew two guy, brothers, that were there during his scourge. Not good stories. They escaped and made to America and very thankful to be here!
You just have to trust us and be patient. We have your best interests at heart.
33rd degree freemasons vow allegiance to Lucifer.
Adolf Hitler's father, Alois Schicklgruber was the bastard son of a Rothschild.
Fuck South Korea.
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20191220000484
In North Korea, 51,391 died due to pollution, according to the report. Among them, 38,768 died due to air pollution, 7,804 of pollution related to their occupation and 4,415 of lead poisoning. Those who died of water pollution stood at 404.
Jack Caravanos, who is in charge of research at the GAPH attributed it to North Korea’s high dependence on coal power plants.
“The main cause of air pollution is burning coals, and it’s the major energy source in North Korea. In fact, North Korea is building more coal power plants,” Caravanos told RFA.
The serious forest damage, which led to bare mountains in the communist state was also a factor that worsened air pollution, the researcher added.