Putin Delivers Message Of Equality

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Why it is listed in the category of Youth wings of communist parties ?


Category:Youth wings of communist parties

Yikes

a reply to: Kenzo

. . . the World Festival of Youth and Students, as a cultural product created within the socialist system.

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a reply to: TimBurr


Commies....


Communist front

A communist front (or a mass organization in communist parlance) is a political organization identified as a front organization, allied with or under the effective control of a communist party, the Communist International or other communist organizations. It is a structure used by Communist and left-wing parties to intervene in broader political movements.[1][2] They attracted politicized individuals who were not party members but who often followed the party line and were called fellow travellers. Vladimir Lenin originated the idea in his manifesto of 1902, What Is to Be Done? Since the party was illegal in Russia, he proposed to reach the masses through "a large number of other organizations intended for wide membership and, which, therefore, can be as loose and as public as possible".[3] Generally called "mass organizations" by the communists themselves,[4] these groups were prevalent from the 1920s through the 1950s, with their use accelerating during the popular front period of the 1930s. The term has also been used to refer to organizations not originally communist-controlled which after a time became so such as the American Student Union. The term was especially used by anti-communists during the Cold War.

der the leadership of Grigory Zinoviev in the Kremlin, established fronts in many countries in the 1920s and after.[6] To coordinate their activities the Communist International (Comintern) set up various international umbrella organizations (linking groups across national borders), such as the Young Communist International (youth), Profintern (trade unions),[7] Krestintern (peasants), International Red Aid (humanitarian aid), Red Sport International (organized sports), etc. In Europe, front organizations were especially influential in Italy[8] and France, which in 1933 became the base for Communist front organizer Willi Münzenberg.[9] These organizations were dissolved the late 1930s or early 1940s. Communist fronts typically attracted well-known and prestigious artists, intellectuals and other "fellow travelers" who were used to advance Party positions. Often they came to the USSR for closely controlled tours, then returned home to praise the future as revealed in the Soviet experiment.[10] According to Kennedy (1957), after the war, especially as the Cold War took effect around 1947, the Kremlin set up new international coordination bodies including the World Federation of Democratic Youth, International Union of Students, World Federation of Trade Unions, Women's International Democratic Federation, and the World Peace Council. Kennedy says the, "Communist 'front' system included such international organizations as the WFTU, WFDY, IUS, WIDF and WPC, besides a host of lesser bodies bringing journalists, lawyers, scientists, doctors and others into the widespread net."[11] The International Federation of Resistance Fighters – Association of Anti-Fascists (FIR) was designated by government agencies as a communist-influenced organization.[12]

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ya the US has never invaded countries, stole their resources, installed their preferred politician lmfao cmon man, the US is the most corrupt of them all.

Ever considered that maybe the US Media is lying to you about him?

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Will the real Vlad please stand up

a reply to: YouSir

"A Kinzal hypersonic missile could have landed on his head at any point...since the SMO started..."

Ah the unstoppable Khinzal hypersonic missile. That isn't at all unstoppable.

"SMO"?

Can't call it a "war"?

Figures.

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"Ever considered that maybe the US Media is lying to you about him?'

About what?

Putin is a nut job of a dictator that is about as authoritarian, corrupt and repressive as they come.

a reply to: TimBurr

"Which other leader can follow that act."

Stalin? Hitler? Mao? Etc.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Jim Jones?

a reply to: Vidasigue

Keep em coming.

a reply to: Boomer1947

Who cares let them be them lol

originally posted by: Xtrozero
What did he say "equality the way I see it or I will kill you!"

So he’s (D)ifferent?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: YouSir

"A Kinzal hypersonic missile could have landed on his head at any point...since the SMO started..."

Ah the unstoppable Khinzal hypersonic missile. That isn't at all unstoppable.

"SMO"?

Can't call it a "war"?

Figures.

Russia made a big deal out if hypersonic its just a buzz word and means nothing. all weapons traveling at speeds greater than five times the speed of sound may be referred to as hypersonic weapons. In this sense, hypersonic weapons are nothing new and have existed as intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) since the Cold War.

And this is exactly what Russia did they took an ICBM and said look its hypersonic on reentry. I could drop a stone from orbit and it be hypersonic as well. What Russia doesn't have the tech for is to create a hypersonic missile. They claim they have reality is they lied and people were to stupid to call them on it.

originally posted by: Vidasigue
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Will the real Vlad please stand up

Sure, the first time I saw Putin (30 years ago!?), I had a feeling he would start a nuclear war. But the west eager pushing him that far, I guess it's all worth it in end!?
My god, it's so stupid, at least in the 70/80 eighties you had movements against Nuclear weapons and the flower time, now there seems I'm afraid no way out then this option... Must be worth it, supporting Ukraine right?

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now there seems I'm afraid no way out then this option...

So there will be a nuclear war. Big deal. We must die anyway, one way or another. And I can imagine at least a dozen of worse ways to die. And the worst option is to live long enough to have one's diapers changed.

You heard what Kirill said; that you have to stay in the hypocenter to have a quick death. I would choose the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw but it's Stalin's gift and Stalin is still respected in Russia so they might want to save it.

But now seriously... There's one thing that Russia miserably failed in; exercising soft power. It became loathsome even to the countries that previously supported and wanted to conduct business deals with, including its former economic ally, Germany. No festivals or conferences will change it. Nuclear doom threats is the only thing Putin can impress others with and only up to the point when it becomes boring.

originally posted by: twistedpuppy
a reply to: Plugit

now there seems I'm afraid no way out then this option...

So there will be a nuclear war. Big deal. We must die anyway, one way or another. And I can imagine at least a dozen of worse ways to die. And the worst option is to live long enough to have one's diapers changed.

You heard what Kirill said; that you have to stay in the hypocenter to have a quick death. I would choose the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw but it's Stalin's gift and Stalin is still respected in Russia so they might want to save it.

But now seriously... There's one thing that Russia miserably failed in; exercising soft power. It became loathsome even to the countries that previously supported and wanted to conduct business deals with, including its former economic ally, Germany. No festivals or conferences will change it. Nuclear doom threats is the only thing Putin can impress others with and only up to the point when it becomes boring.

I guess you have no kids? or loved ones? Why not care?
When you lucky you are near a nuclear impact and die fast, but if not, it can take weeks for you to die from radiation exposure.




The US/CIA exactly knew how Putin/Russia would respond, he warned and explained it many times (maybe stupid). The US wants this war and so that's why they started a coup in Ukraine, armed them and made it anti Russia. A proxy war...

the problem of putin is that is the only one, why fake elections and why not let understand that comunism in russia does not is west?

a reply to: Plugit

You have it backwards it was the Russians that attempted the coup. It failed miserably as their guy had to sneak out of Ukraine in the middle of the night and flee to Russia. Yanukovych went into exile in Russia, claiming to still be the legitimate head of state. Funny part is he stole billions as he fled the country. He has been sentenced to 13 years if Ukraine ever manages to get ahold of him . He won't ever leave Russia
So unlikely they will ever be able to jail him.