Today's Stalin cult in Russia more insidious than late Soviet era one, analysts say
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sofia07 Oct 2008 18:19
thank-you!
illuminadi09 Oct 2008 08:14
"Soviet dictator's actions "are presented as 'an effective instrument without which industrialization and collectivization would have been impossible and without which the country would not have won the war and preserved its sovereignty"

without fdr's lend lease support which started in july 1941, immediately after the nazis attacked the soviets, the soviet union would not have survived

thus maintaining stalin in power can be placed squarely on fdr's soviet friendly policies, which started as early as 1933 when he was the first us president to recognize the soviet union
Maxim09 Oct 2008 14:11
Absolutely correct deduction of the times! The US supported masonic initiatives and neo-pagan forms of parapsychology which gave the Soviet Union an edge, since Stalin combined occultism with masonic visions of the Apocalypse. Why? Because once when he visited the opera The Magic Flute, he became so impressed with the hidden meaning of occultic symbolism, that he used masonic subconscience excercises to increase his personal power and weaken the Soviet people by subjecting their will to his mighty plan for a one world government led by FDR and Iosif Vissarionovich. Since this plan went so smoothly, the US followed it up with a scheme known as the Marshall plan, drawn up to promote masonic interests in the far east. Unfortunately the masons were slow on the uptake, and the japanese filled the void so successfully themselves that western consultatants were short shrifted out of Japan during the 1950's and Japanese managed to control and promote their own affairs. The same cannot be said of Russia, as Hammer was such a totally pervasive influence on Russian-American interests that Stalin Brezhnev could do nothing but promote Dobrynin to counteract Hammer's game over in the good ol' US of A.
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