UN agenda 21...forcepopulation into the cities..take complete control over all land... The Soviet Union was an agricultural nation, and Marxist theory was based on the premise that only an industrialized country would be open to Marxism. They therefore assumed from the start that communism would be opposed by the (predominant) agricultural sector… but they couldn’t admit that all farmers opposed them, just as they couldn’t admit that all urbanites opposed them. They had to implement a two step process: claim that an entire sector was uniformly wealthy, then blame that sector’s opposition to Marxism on their wealth. When in doubt, Marxists always blame opposition on their opponents’ wealth, whether they really have any or not. The communists ruled with an iron fist in the cities, and they controlled the military. The Bolsheviks therefore felt a need to cripple the vast majority of rural people across their enormous nation, and they used the old tactic of “class” demonization to do it, whether they really objectively qualified as a class or not. three-part plan for dealing with all private farmers who disagreed with socialism: The first group, after summary confiscation of their property, was to be shot or imprisoned as decided by the local political police. Since the local political police rarely had resources to feed their prisoners, they were more likely to just shoot them. The second group, their lives spared by the local political police, would be sent to Siberia, Kazakhstan, or the other distant penal colonies… after summary confiscation of their property. The third group, their lives also spared by the local political police, would be sent to nearer work camps, to labor in the service of the state… after summary confiscation of their property. by Stalin’s standards, dekulakization was a success. The policy announced on December 27, 1929 resulted in about two million known deportations to work camps in Siberia, the Urals, Kazakhstan, and northern Russia, and at least fifteen million dead. That’s the socialist way to eliminate political opposition, and don’t think it’s limited to Josef Stalin. illinoisreview.typepad/illinoisreview/2014/12/josef-stalin-and-the-problem-of-political-opposition.html
Posted on: Sun, 28 Dec 2014 01:31:07 +0000
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