Like planet War II, planet War III is simply a farce fought between 2 branches of masonry, communism (Russia, Iran, China) and fascism (Zionism and its supporters) to depopulate and enslave humanity.
"Unfortunately, my worst predictions have come true: failure in the final finish of the russian strategy led to its revival. It is clear that Putin and his KGB cohorts would never have come to power if Russian society had the courage to start what we recommended twenty-three years ago: a Nuremberg-style trial and illustrations. Without it, the country rolled around and returned to the USSR".
Bukowski compares the United States to "an institution for mentally retarded teenagers".
Vladimir Bukowski: judgement in Moscow: russian crimes and Western complicity. Translation by Alyony Kojevnikov. Middletown: Ninth November Press, 2019 (1996).
Written by Will Morrisey
(Abbreviated by henrymakow.com)
Among the courageous dissidents, who opposed the russian regime, the late Vladimir Bukowski (1942-2019) will stay 1 of the most honorable. "Hospitalized" by communists in the early 1960s (exerted "The fresh Class" Milovan Djilas, which in the eyes of his companions was a remarkable act of madness), yet earned a degree in neuropsychology in England, where he lived after being expelled from his homeland in 1976.
He was best known in the West for his run against russian usage of psychiatry for political purposes.
First edition "The Court" Bukowski published in Moscow in France in 1995; the following year the Russian edition was released.
He intended to exposure the character of the russian government and the resulting geopolitical strategy by showing ... a crucial selection of Kremlin documents, which he copied in a short period erstwhile the regime's archives were open to the public starting in 1991.
These papers not only show the malice, duality and self-deception of Lenin's heirs; They besides show how Western politicians, journalists and businessmen have repeatedly made mistakes in formulating their own policies, primarily due to the fact that they did not realize the Leninist way of reasoning their counterparts.
This failure explains the large hold in the publication of the English translation – the uncompromising condemnation of Mikhail Gorbachev was 1 of many offences against distinguished progressives in the United States and England.
By correcting it for this long delayed release, Bukowski informs that he has not made any crucial amendments.
"Unfortunately, my worst predictions have come true: failure in the final finish of the russian strategy led to its revival. It is clear that Putin and his KGB cohorts would never have come to power if the Russian society had the courage to start what we advocated twenty-three years ago: a Nuremberg-style process and mirrors. Without it, the country rolled around and returned to the USSR".
"To bring those who participated in Nazi atrocities to justice is simply a sacred task, a work for each individual.
But God forbid you even point your finger at the Communist (not to mention his traveling companion): this is wrong, the witch hunt.
Yet the crimes of the russian Union were no little hideous than the crimes of Nazi Germany; the Soviets murdered far more people than the Nazis, though there was a much larger population under their tyranny.
Why these double standards?
From a little bloody but equally sneaky case, the confusion around Russian interference, actual and alleged, in the 2016 U.S. elections met with shouts of outrage among progressives, the same progressives who so ostentatiously kept quiet erstwhile Moscow donated tens of millions of dollars to Communist parties not only in the United States, but worldwide.
There was besides not much sound on the American left over about 40,000 paid "influence agents", which the Soviets financed in their countries, possibly due to the fact that so many of them were, well, American leftist, organizers of movements "peaceful" here and in Europe.
In those days, the specified mention of their existence was tantamount to accusations of "Maccartism".
Bukowski divides his book into 2 essential parts: "In the East" and "In the West".
His communicative of the russian Empire begins at its end, "The euphoria of 1991"When Boris Yeltsin began his presidential word as Russia's first post-Soviet president.
There was a "tragikomedia", "in which were secondary organization leaders and KGB generals played the function of leading democrats and savers of the country before communism".
After returning to Moscow to analyse Bukowski's russian archives, he noted that "the most crucial thing was not to give the organization a break for regeneration. I have said many times that it is essential to make a committee to analyse all crimes of communism, preferably the global commission, so that there are no accusations of political bias and cover-up.
Russians were told that "although communists are guilty of crimes against their own nation, repression and demolition of the economy, in external matters they are the same as everyone else, neither better nor worse." This was a "dangerous illusion" in the light of the actions revealed in Bukowski's files.
"The russian Union had no 'normal' abroad policy, and what he called abroad policy was nothing but decades of criminal activity against humanity", including drug trafficking, bribery, blackmail and misinformation.
The KGB itself was a powerful political organization, with crucial funds in abroad banks, front organisations and companies abroad – resources that would enable it to proceed its activities "for at least another decade, even if it was closed in Moscow".
Therefore, the KGB archives were shortly closed to specified people as Bukowski.
Only Yeltsyn could have intervened effectively, but Yeltsyn proved to be a caricature of a Russian, plunged into alcohol distraction. He wasn't alone.
"No 1 in our vast country, devastated by [cold war], was moved by the sense of duty—to history, to truth, to the memory of the victims [of the regime]".
It was the ethos of the government which persisted for many years after its formal overthrow. "The russian man, born in a lie, raised in fraud, is profoundly convinced that the planet is created on a rule marrioshes: what is outside is just an illusion for fools, while what is inside, real, is completely different... Therefore, even before you open your mouth, he is profoundly convinced that you are going to trick him, while his goal is to deceive you. On what grounds would this be for any business?" Or civilian society at all?
In 1993 the archives of the Central Committee of the Communist organization were besides closed, and Bukowski obtained all the information about the interior mechanisms of the functioning of the russian Union that he or anyone else had always discovered for the next 25 years.
The fall of the communist government was foretold first by Andrei Amalrik (Will the russian Union last until 1984?), Sołżenicin (Dąb and calf) and Bukowski himself (Build a castle).
Bukowski expected it to last about a decade longer, but wouldn't even last as long as Amalrik thought if the West did. "he accepted our advice." in the 1970s "and followed the way to intensify relations" with the regime, alternatively of starting politics "Relaxation".
But waiting for a revolution from the Russians themselves, without force from outside, was a chimeric hope. Bukowski's pessimism was well expressed in a 1979 article erstwhile he noted that "a individual deprived of liberty knows nothing about his rights, and in any case is besides humiliated to request any rights," surviving among "mass of shredded, bitter people".
The government fell not due to the fact that the dead soul of the russian man revived, but due to the fact that the sclerosis of the government and the late pressures of the West, which began in the early 1980s, made it impossible to sustain.
AMERICAN BUILDINGS
Regardless, Bukowski reserves any of his most critical remarks to the United States and the American people.
"I didn't like America the first time I got there. It was adequate that during 1 of my first appearances at 1 of the universities in February 1977 I saw all these eternally shiny, flaming eyes to realize that I would never be able to explain anything to these people.".
Feeling "too qualified to live there", Bukowski compares the country to a "institution for mentally handicapped teenagers", a nation "involved in what their Declaration of independency defines with a peculiar expression 'a pursuit of happiness'", a people who never live in the same place long adequate to get a actual culture, "moving forward in a state of permanent amnesia" in "the country of conformists". governed by ever-increasing epidemics of a feverish nature; abruptly everyone starts moving due to the fact that it is expected to be good for health".
"It's hard to imagine a nation more enslaved by any madness, even the most idiotic, by the small charlatans who invented it." – "slaved to the pursuit of happiness" in the alleged "free country", disinformation by the mass media which "create celebrities, blow them up from nothing, and then just as artificially overthrow them, honking about scandal—again from nothing".
"Sometimes it seems that Americans, incapable to bear the burden of freedom, simply search individual to enslave them". In conclusion, Bukowski is simply a very European despiser of America and everything he believes to embody...
About the American class "intellectual", it is not better than its European counterpart, puffed up "a conceited narcissism, a belief in its 'enlightening' mission and the right to the privileged position of the elite"On the shaky ground of left-wing egalitarianism.
The only beneficial feature of specified over-educated thoughtlessness is its weakness. Communist Ideology "will not be able to conquer the USA – simply due to the fact that this ideology is besides complex, besides conceptual and assumes at least any historical knowledge". (Recently American intellectuals have overcome this problem by offering a caricature version of American history, eliminating the request to learn about it).
The American elite inactive believes in story "noble savage", in the innate good nature of man, ruined by evil institutions.
Without knowing history, they are unaware of the failure of socialist ideas, playing with them long after they brought to ruin the nations upon which they were imposed.
Hence the foolishness of American scientists in the 1940s who "they willingly shared atomic secrets with Stalin"; from here "the ease with which russian intelligence was able to operate in American leftist circles". That's it. "a scare of macchartism, shamelessly exploited by American left-wing intellectuals for good 50 years", enabled them to become an establishment, making anti-communism "honorable and practically criminal".
Translated by Google Translator
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