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    ​ (dorkvalized@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 12-Jun-2026 14:49:38 JST ​ ​
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    @p @Nimbius666 > anywhere I go
    you mean roll
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    • ins0mniak ~Hate Account~
    • Wiz
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    @p @Wiz @RedTechEngineer @ins0mniak @zer0unplanned You’ll download it anyway.
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    @p @Nimbius666 It’s OK to side with the Jews and minorities until the next war on cosmopolitans with no motherland comes.
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    @p @Nimbius666 It’s OK to stay out.
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    @RedTechEngineer @Wiz @zer0unplanned @ins0mniak @p The proverbial son of the Mother Goose and a Nightcap.
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    @p @Nimbius666 In the 5th paragraph
    *genetic>ist<s gathered around Vavilov
    * the genetic>ist<s insisted
    In the 7th:
    * but this didn’t have much application in >practice<.
    * before the face of the government and the >official< science
    * and >make it< rethink what’s important
    * If you read the earlier posts, you should already know, that the Sov>i<et Union was expecting another big war at its door yet in the 1920s and after the Germany acquired Czechoslovakia there was little doubt, >what< was this is preparation for
    * at the universities there are >studying< only Germans and Poles, and from Russians only the children of priests
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    @p @Nimbius666 @dagda @irie
    > If you're going to talk like I've hallucinated things
    There’s no need to hallucinate, when the media is full of retelling stories with a varying degree of proximity to the objective truth, as after witnessing the volume of propaganda. The media forms an opinion, and it’s almost expected from anyone to have an opinion formed by media. Well, by psyops too.

    > Molotov-Ribbentrop established mutual non-aggression
    Exactly. Non-aggression is far from being allies. Like a mutual agreement between the Soviet Union and the United States to lower the amount of warheads was also an agreement aiming for non-aggression, yet nobody called them “allies”.

    > and trade
    There’s not a word about trade in the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, including in the secret protocol to it.

    > it included a division of land, for example, Poland was divided between Nazi Germany and the USSR.
    But have you actually read what kind of division that was? The document speaks of, a quote, “separation of spheres of mutual interests”. Then the next paragraphs, describing the division, begin with “In the case of territorial and political reorganisation…” and there’s no description as to how that might happen or by whose intention. Basically like Coca-Cola and Baikal dividing post-war Germany. That you don’t want to participate in a direct confrontation with an opponent doesn’t make you allies.
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    @p @Nimbius666 > I ain't said that FDR was not a murderous psychopath, just that Stalin was.
    “Look, maybe FDR was a murderous psychopath – even though I’m not calling him one – but I’m calling Stalin being one, that I do, yes”
    Names, names, names…

    > "Yeah but you" is some shit I…
    …that you’ve started here. I was speaking of Germany, and you seem to have taken it personally, for some reason. Taking a glance at the timeline, I understand the reason, why the attention may be not so good, as well as the cause of irritation after discussing a Latvian retard. Still, I hoped that this conversation could be at least a degree more substantial. Alas.

    > "If you hide grain, you're an enemy of the state" is already bad enough.
    Hide as in “refuse to give a portion of grain that’s due to the state and proportionate to the acreage of land, and pretend you don’t have any”. Don’t make me recite centuries old papers, it’s not a funny pastime.

    > To do those things *unsuccessfully* was the crime.
    The “success” being continuing to exploit the local farmers like under tzars, but now on the burned down land, giving the people grain in credit with a high interest, so that they will have to work on your gang’s fields this and the next year, and get them into the good old debt loop that is impossible to break?

    > Stalin does it and because his revolutionaries won, he was the law.
    I can see why Vatican, Monaco or some Sealand (lol) may neglect offences to the law. But I thought you were living in a country somewhat bigger than that.

    > Sounds like a goddamn hero, yes.
    My bad, “owed”. It’s been too long since my day started.

    > I'll call anyone whatever names.
    I’d like to think, that the street is only a street, if I didn’t remember what Plutarch wrote about two youths in “Dionisius the Elder”.

    > I'll say… but I'll hedge
    Choose one.

    > Well, I'll grant you, if I shit on Hitler or Lenin people argue
    I can see, why, but I probably wouldn’t agree with any of them.

    > but if I shit on Stalin, almost no one ever does.
    By that logic, if no one spoke of Australia, it shouldn’t exist. What would we do without atlases and encyclopedias…

    > See Khrushchev's speech, which agrees with the historical record in the US.
    “My state approves this version of the history of your country”? Well, if you’re going to stand on Khruschiov’s point, I have good news for you: when the USSR collapsed and the archives were opened, it turned out, that all 61 accusations against Stalin were lies. I could bring some from my mind, but writing would be exhaustive. I could reference some books, including the interviews with people who were silenced for the rest of their lives to make Khruschiov look “uncontested”. But I also know of one author, an American historian, whose work is just specialised on this subject. I’ll try to attach it.

    > :churchillsmug:
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    @p @Nimbius666 @dagda @irie
    > Same as when he switched to the other side after Barbarossa. Sucked for Poland.
    I’m getting confused. Who’s he and what other side?

    > soldiers stationed in the east not be allowed to surrender to the US/UK
    Because the Soviets knew about how surrendered German divisions are not being disbanded, and instead put on rations and train for something. In fact, the 12 German division that were on the west, were disbanded only in January 1946.

    > because is concern was that there was going to be a counteroffensive against the Soviet incursions
    What incursions? I have an abridged version of the “Unthinkable” of 22 May 1945. And the number one item under “Goals” says “The general political goal [of the operation] is to foist the will of the United states and the British empire upon the Russians.” Don’t ask me, how the “British empire” got there.

    > what the German troops wanted to do: if they were going to be occupied, they'd rather be occupied by the US than USSR.
    They didn’t get to choose. And as to whom they can surrender – of course. The German high command thought about it before the troops. I’ve read somewhere that the Northern line of defence yielded easily, because the Anglos and the Americans have bought a high-ranked army general (Rommel?) and convinced him to surrender and betray the painter in the bomb shelter.

    > Eisenhower wasn't confident that Hitler really was dead and suspected a ploy that was designed to start the US/USSR fighting to buy Hitler time to start an insurgency from the south.
    That’s interesting. But where from the south? I remember, that some remains were to the south, and some – to north-east (the latter being very scarce, though). It’s just hard to imagine, where could such considerable forces hide to suddenly jump out of the shadows and hit the USSR, US, UK, and some French armed forces? Remembering how you and the British turned Montecassino into a pile of rocks, it doesn’t seem like the rest of the places could survive better.

    > Churchill was in favor but was in the same boat as Eisenhower. FDR loved Stalin, though, so he would never give the order.
    Hmm, I would think that “FDR loved Stalin” is his opponents smearing dirt on him for being a “socialist”. FDR was for allowing government more control (which in turn allowed social services to function and then that sweet life, that boomers enjoyed). The primary goal was… it’s hard to tell. Anyway, I guess that oil, logistics and real estate big shots didn’t like him for making their existence more difficult (taxation, inspections etc.). The increase of government control is what happened in Europe too, so that was sort of development stage for the modern states.
     And as for “FDR would never…” our books say it was either because on the day when the attack on the USSR should’ve happened (July 1st), the US and UK found, that Soviet positions have suddenly changed – or because when in the USA they counted what would it cost to fight Japan without USSR, they’ve already postponed the idea.
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    @p @Nimbius666 > Like trying to be peaceful and own two cows in the USSR.
    Like ask for work and be sent to die on some malaria infested swamp in the USA.

    > Well, they called it "dekulaization" and "Red Terror" but more or less.
    The newspapers stamps. To deserve a bullet would require to join an organised crime group. That is, hide grain, burn homes, kill people, bring devastation to the land, stir up revolts and make them do the aforementioned things. Basically to be hard against the law.
     The father of the man who interviewed Molotov, was a kulak. He was stubborn and refused to yield what he owned, to then live like the others, by his own labour. So he was sent to a labour camp, and returned from there a rather huge man, met his son again, they opened a bottle of vodka and discussed why and how it happened.

    > Churchill was the only reasonable person of the three
    Found an English spy *blows whistle*

    > FDR was an idiot and a technocratic Malthusian nihilist,
    Well, it is your president, so you can call him whatever names.
    > same as Stalin
    and for that I’l like to see an explanation.
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    @p @Nimbius666 @dagda @irie On the part of economic ties I agree, but on the military side it was “here – yes, there – no”. And, if you read that .pdf, you’ll see, that even the part where it was a “yes” there were still confrontations.
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    @p @Nimbius666 @irie Or, perhaps, you’re implying that posts from a year ago suffer from a sort of MP3 bit rot?
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    @p @Nimbius666 @irie You have reposted something from here, and it appeared on my timeline, because I’m following you. Take responsibility now!
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    @p @Nimbius666 …the dumber it gets.
    > either lost to fascists
    be a German Communist in Germany
    tell your son what’s going on in the world, tell about how workers defended their power in Russia
    tell how there are bolsheviks who achieved this
    tell your son, that if the nazis come to power, they’ll be glad to lay ten more millions of Germans into the earth for their profits
    it’s 1932 outside
    come to a peaceful demonstration with your comrades
    an assault squad out of nowhere is attacking you
    they are armed, and none of you are
    police comes
    takes the side of the assault squad
    you die in the clash from a bullet

    In my opinion, trying to act peacefully is a police state is doomed to fail. On the other hand, since there was no means like instant messaging and sekrit telegram channels, it was easy for the state to hush the information, and continuing to kill the activists. If you have a better idea how to use your right for free speech in a situation like this, I’m all ears.

    > …or, once they got power, were indistinguishable from fascists.
    Yeah I can just see Lenin gassing everyone doing commerce, down to kids selling hand-made lemonade. I can just see Stalin whispering to Roosevelt on the eve of the Cold war: “Hey, buddy, you need to invade Brasil, so much oil, hmm!” while glaring at Alaska and thinking how good Russians would live on those southern latitudes… if only the land would be somehow cleared from the Americans…
     Yet Roosevelt half-jokingly said to his assistant, that he’d be fine, if all the matters of the world would be relayed to Churchill, Uncle Joe, and him.
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    @irie @p @Nimbius666 The higher I scroll this thread, the dumber it gets, lol. Well, congratulations, you have discovered one of the 9000⁹⁰⁰⁰ antisoviet books, of which I’ve seen so many, that at some point thrown off the bulk (since it’s just a cack-handed copypaste) and started to collect only the oldest and most hilarious examples.
     In regard to this particular piece of mindretch I can say two things:
     1) The Bund couldn’t be the founders of the Bolshevik party, because they were a separate fucking thing from RSDRP (Russian social democrat party), the part of which (until 1918) the Bolsheviks were. Basically, there was not even any official “Bolshevik party”, because before the revolution they were a part of RSDRP (the common social democratic party), and after the revolution there was only the All-Russian Communist party, which had in parentheses – “of Bolsheviks”. Where “Bolsheviks” was written with a low letter, because it was a term for the people comprising a fraction inside RSDRP, and not a party name per se or of any society. “Bolsheviks” is spelled with a capital letter in English because it’s, duh, English. So, there was RSDRP, and it had two wings: more leaning to bourgeoisie, the left, and the foreign capital, and the wing more insisting on the “power to the people” side. The former were mensheviks, the latter were bolsheviks. Members of Bund (tens of thousands) decided to join MENSHEVIK side of RSDRP. And now the tricky bit, which the author of the drivel you posted clearly didn’t know: in 1903, on the II Congress of RSDRP, there happened the split on mensheviks and bolsheviks. And after the split each side in the published materials claimed to be the one, the only true RSDRP. So, if one doesn’t read carefully, without looking which side of RSDRP claimed something between 1903 and 1918, one may get the wrong impression of events.
     It is indeed, truth, that some influential mensheviks later joined the bolsheviks, like Trotsky, under whose command was the army, but there hardly were many others who were tolerated for their influence. And tolerated for the time being.
     2) First of all, like Wikipedia tells us, there were “tens of thousands” of Bund members. While at the time of October revolution there was 200 000 – 240 000 in bolshevik ranks (according to Molotov, whose party id card was number 5). How they can “spearhead” something this way is not clear. Secondly, the former mensheviks were always a pain in the ass for both Lenin and Stalin, so they were pressed out more and more for every non-Communist step they would take. I can get you a short list of bodies of executive power in SU since 1917, on 35 pages, you can check it for Bund members, if you wish.
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    @p @dagda @Nimbius666 @irie Hi, this is me, with a belated load of fucks.
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    @ins0mniak @p @NonPlayableClown @jae @jeremiah argt!
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    Well, I guessed wrong, so there’s the translation, if someone interested:

    > Let us recall the glorious date of our athletics – the adventures of Viacheslav Vedenin in Japanese Sapporo. The Soviet athelete has been calmly waiting for his turn, but several minutes before his start, a thick and sticky snow began to fall. Having to adjust with the changed circumstances, Vedenin treated the skis with a grease, which, according to his understanding, was more fitting for the tough weather. A Japanese reporter noticed that. (At that time there were no mixt-zones at ski competitions, and journalists were placed near the athletes even before the start.) The Japanese had some skills in the Russian language, and decided to jokingly ask the skier “Do you really believe, that this will do? [It’s] such a heavy snow [after all]”
    > Vededin, still focused on preparing the skis and slightly irritated, dropped “And two ###s with it”. The Japanese journalist knew the language not that well to understand the meaning of the phrase, but he remembered the words. Vedenin ran off into the snowfall, and at the beginning it seemed, that he has troubles – by the 10 km mark, only the seventh time. But to the 20 km mark everything had changed: the Soviet skier took the lead with an advantage of 11 seconds. And then he would only increase the tempo and finished first, having outrun the nearest competitor by almost a minute. The next day one of the well-known Japanese newspapers published a headline: “Soviet skier said the magic word ‘Entufawizu’ and won the Olympics”. For many years this story travelled from people to people as a tale, but in 2013 Vedenin has confirmed: it was just this way – “This was before the thirtieth. That blizzard. He came up and asked: it’s snowing, how are you going to run, even? And I grumbled ‘And two ###s with it’”.

    > Why, the word really is magical
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