Tag: war

President Putin received an advanced education within the Soviet System – learning the Marxist-Leninist ideology (even the watered-down post-1956 Khrushchev variant) – and joined the elite units of the NKVD (KGB) – that important State organ that evolved out of Lenin’s “Cheka” – or “Revolutionary Police”. The NKVD was staffed with all those ordinary Soviet men and women who possessed unusual understanding and intellect (from a Proletariat perspective). This State organ saved the people time and time again from external and internal attack (between 1945-1947 the NKVD suffered heavy casualties combatting the unsurrendered Nazi German Officers and their “SS” Catholic Ukrainian fascists held-up in the forests of West Ukraine) – but failed in 1991 to prevent the ideology of predatory capitalism infiltrating the Soviet space. There was a brief but bloody fight in 1993 outside the Russian Parliament (as the “new” politicians voted to abolish what was left of the Socialist infrastructure) – with the Russian State murdering around 10,000 Russian citizens (carrying Red Flags) – the first capitalist massacre of modern Russian fully supported by the West and met by silence from the UN – and that bourgeois mouthpiece known as “Amnesty International” (the latter fully supporting Neo-Nazi Ukraine).