"These locks represent legitimate military targets under international humanitarian law... and their destruction would instantly vaporise Iran’s €36 billion infrastructure investment whilst halting Russian drone production for years..."
Gee...that sounds bad...
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Gee...that sounds bad...
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The Eight Locks That Could Destroy Iran’s €36 Billion Gamble and Russia’s Drone Empire
How Stalin’s Concrete Chambers Control Putin’s War Machine – And Why International Law Might Not Protect Them
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October 3, 2026 at 3:41 PM
"These locks represent legitimate military targets under international humanitarian law... and their destruction would instantly vaporise Iran’s €36 billion infrastructure investment whilst halting Russian drone production for years..."
Gee...that sounds bad...
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Gee...that sounds bad...
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I know, from history, from Soviet history even, that once you create a system of political oppression that system will be turned against you. As Lenin & then Stalin’s security organs were turned upon the workers and the sailors demanding power be given to workers councils.
October 3, 2026 at 2:40 PM
I know, from history, from Soviet history even, that once you create a system of political oppression that system will be turned against you. As Lenin & then Stalin’s security organs were turned upon the workers and the sailors demanding power be given to workers councils.
I think it's an update of Stalin's, ''The Pope? How many divisions does he have?' 😂
October 3, 2026 at 2:16 PM
I think it's an update of Stalin's, ''The Pope? How many divisions does he have?' 😂
"Indecent, perverse": Vijay slams MK Stalin's remark on TVK woman candidate for bypoll. Read here
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October 3, 2026 at 1:34 PM
"Indecent, perverse": Vijay slams MK Stalin's remark on TVK woman candidate for bypoll. Read here
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Now, more than ever, is the time for this play. dwgregory.com/plays/drama/... #Theatresky
Memoirs of a Forgotten Man - Playwright DW Gregory
Long before fake news was a trending topic, it was called propaganda. And in the Soviet Union, circa 1938, it was the grease that kept Stalin’s machinery of terror in motion.
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October 3, 2026 at 1:10 PM
Now, more than ever, is the time for this play. dwgregory.com/plays/drama/... #Theatresky
"Stalin’s Top Spies" looks into the lives of five of the Soviet Union’s greatest spies: Leopold Trepper, Ursula Kuczynski, Richard Sorge, Kim Philby, and Rudolf Abel.
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This appears to be the 21st-century equivalent of Stalin's "How many divisions has the pope?" (Note: the pope has definitely outlasted Stalin.)
October 3, 2026 at 12:59 PM
This appears to be the 21st-century equivalent of Stalin's "How many divisions has the pope?" (Note: the pope has definitely outlasted Stalin.)
Fascinating. The description of Stalin's methodology is similar to how I have described T Rump's, which is much more Stalinist one than Hitlerian:
"You couldn’t go to the kitchen, sit down on a chamber pot, have lunch or walk out onto the street without Stalin turning up behind you. All these.."
"You couldn’t go to the kitchen, sit down on a chamber pot, have lunch or walk out onto the street without Stalin turning up behind you. All these.."
‘Some memoirs of the Leningrad siege tell stories of heroism on the part of the embattled population, but not Olga Freidenberg’s. It was a Hobbesian world of every man for himself, in which nobody could be trusted.’
Sheila Fitzpatrick on the Russian literary scholar.
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Sheila Fitzpatrick on the Russian literary scholar.
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Sheila Fitzpatrick · Double Barbarism: Stalin under the Blanket
‘Siege’ became a key metaphor in Olga Freidenberg’s analysis of her own life and that of Soviet society; and she...
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October 3, 2026 at 10:38 AM
Fascinating. The description of Stalin's methodology is similar to how I have described T Rump's, which is much more Stalinist one than Hitlerian:
"You couldn’t go to the kitchen, sit down on a chamber pot, have lunch or walk out onto the street without Stalin turning up behind you. All these.."
"You couldn’t go to the kitchen, sit down on a chamber pot, have lunch or walk out onto the street without Stalin turning up behind you. All these.."
Meanwhile in Rusamerica: dispelling any remaining doubts about which side Putin's 🐩 would have supported in last century's war with fascism 👇
(Russia was also Hitler's ally until Stalin's fascist buddy turned on him in 1941.)
Takes something to make Mogg sound like voice of reason but here we are.
(Russia was also Hitler's ally until Stalin's fascist buddy turned on him in 1941.)
Takes something to make Mogg sound like voice of reason but here we are.
Tucker: “I never understood why 🇬🇧 fought World War 2?” 😕
Rees-Mogg: “It was good vs. evil…We did the right thing…”
Tucker: “Has 🇬🇧 benefitted?”
RM: “We defeated Hitler… We’d all be speaking German…”
Tucker: “Who cares?” 🤔
Rees-Mogg: “It was good vs. evil…We did the right thing…”
Tucker: “Has 🇬🇧 benefitted?”
RM: “We defeated Hitler… We’d all be speaking German…”
Tucker: “Who cares?” 🤔
October 3, 2026 at 10:37 AM
Meanwhile in Rusamerica: dispelling any remaining doubts about which side Putin's 🐩 would have supported in last century's war with fascism 👇
(Russia was also Hitler's ally until Stalin's fascist buddy turned on him in 1941.)
Takes something to make Mogg sound like voice of reason but here we are.
(Russia was also Hitler's ally until Stalin's fascist buddy turned on him in 1941.)
Takes something to make Mogg sound like voice of reason but here we are.
Historical materialism and dialectics work through contradictions: Stalin’s bureaucracy set out to build "socialism in one country," but its headlong drive for forced industrialization actually laid the foundation for state capitalism instead.
Same with the Chinese CP.
Same with the Chinese CP.
October 3, 2026 at 10:21 AM
Historical materialism and dialectics work through contradictions: Stalin’s bureaucracy set out to build "socialism in one country," but its headlong drive for forced industrialization actually laid the foundation for state capitalism instead.
Same with the Chinese CP.
Same with the Chinese CP.
PG: I don’t know about the ballots; however, I recall this Stalin quote:
"I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this—who will count the votes, and how.” (1923)
Boris Bazhanov: The Memoirs of Stalin's Former Secretary (1992)
"I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this—who will count the votes, and how.” (1923)
Boris Bazhanov: The Memoirs of Stalin's Former Secretary (1992)
October 3, 2026 at 5:32 AM
PG: I don’t know about the ballots; however, I recall this Stalin quote:
"I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this—who will count the votes, and how.” (1923)
Boris Bazhanov: The Memoirs of Stalin's Former Secretary (1992)
"I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this—who will count the votes, and how.” (1923)
Boris Bazhanov: The Memoirs of Stalin's Former Secretary (1992)
If you wanna learn more, this video explains the history of the event as well as Shostakovich’s famously turbulent relationship with the Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin.
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Shostakovich: Stalin's Composer? - WW2 Biography Special
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October 3, 2026 at 2:55 AM
If you wanna learn more, this video explains the history of the event as well as Shostakovich’s famously turbulent relationship with the Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin.
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#music
#history
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I don’t support those crimes or those Americans. You fuckers, though, have lost the plot by fellating Stalin’s corpse.
October 3, 2026 at 2:14 AM
I don’t support those crimes or those Americans. You fuckers, though, have lost the plot by fellating Stalin’s corpse.
I'd put Beria on Stalin's Mount Rushmore of colossal fuckups, yeah, he gets that honor, surely
October 3, 2026 at 1:49 AM
I'd put Beria on Stalin's Mount Rushmore of colossal fuckups, yeah, he gets that honor, surely
it was lamentable and one of stalin's great errors along with stupidly and naively taking Israel at face value
October 3, 2026 at 1:45 AM
it was lamentable and one of stalin's great errors along with stupidly and naively taking Israel at face value
bingo
and there was alignment with the Stalinist state interest insofar as that extended beyond Stalin's material needs but it turns out that when you're The Guy you get to make the choice every plenipotentiary of a dictator must in that position. You cast a wide net. Really brutal shit
and there was alignment with the Stalinist state interest insofar as that extended beyond Stalin's material needs but it turns out that when you're The Guy you get to make the choice every plenipotentiary of a dictator must in that position. You cast a wide net. Really brutal shit
October 3, 2026 at 1:45 AM
bingo
and there was alignment with the Stalinist state interest insofar as that extended beyond Stalin's material needs but it turns out that when you're The Guy you get to make the choice every plenipotentiary of a dictator must in that position. You cast a wide net. Really brutal shit
and there was alignment with the Stalinist state interest insofar as that extended beyond Stalin's material needs but it turns out that when you're The Guy you get to make the choice every plenipotentiary of a dictator must in that position. You cast a wide net. Really brutal shit
Bringing up Beria in particular is kind of telling. Khrushchev spent basically his entire career trying to explain Beria's actions as a greater extension of Stalin's usurpation of Lenin's nascent personality cult, but the one thing Khrushchev never really questioned was "why", everyone knew "why"
October 3, 2026 at 1:37 AM
Bringing up Beria in particular is kind of telling. Khrushchev spent basically his entire career trying to explain Beria's actions as a greater extension of Stalin's usurpation of Lenin's nascent personality cult, but the one thing Khrushchev never really questioned was "why", everyone knew "why"
Stalin's purges were for somewhat similar ends.
Hitler would have done it too, but most of them went along with the whole thing in the first place.
Hitler would have done it too, but most of them went along with the whole thing in the first place.
October 2, 2026 at 11:12 PM
Stalin's purges were for somewhat similar ends.
Hitler would have done it too, but most of them went along with the whole thing in the first place.
Hitler would have done it too, but most of them went along with the whole thing in the first place.
go suck stalin’s one inch cock
October 2, 2026 at 9:34 PM
go suck stalin’s one inch cock
I freely admit that before this chapter my knowledge of Kondratiev was “Marxist economist; theory of waves? Sounds a bit pseudoscientific to me” but the grim end of his life is something I’d somehow not known.
October 2, 2026 at 7:51 PM
I freely admit that before this chapter my knowledge of Kondratiev was “Marxist economist; theory of waves? Sounds a bit pseudoscientific to me” but the grim end of his life is something I’d somehow not known.
so Eric Schmitt Is getting roasted for not knowing basketball
something dark happened that many people missed
he quoted the head of Stalin's secret police, Lavrentiy Beria
Beria was accused of SA against women, including minors
amazing work, Eric!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavrent...
something dark happened that many people missed
he quoted the head of Stalin's secret police, Lavrentiy Beria
Beria was accused of SA against women, including minors
amazing work, Eric!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavrent...
Lavrentiy Beria - Wikipedia
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October 2, 2026 at 5:58 PM
so Eric Schmitt Is getting roasted for not knowing basketball
something dark happened that many people missed
he quoted the head of Stalin's secret police, Lavrentiy Beria
Beria was accused of SA against women, including minors
amazing work, Eric!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavrent...
something dark happened that many people missed
he quoted the head of Stalin's secret police, Lavrentiy Beria
Beria was accused of SA against women, including minors
amazing work, Eric!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavrent...
This is the sort of thing that would have made Stalin's henchmen collecting confessions during the 1930s Moscow trials go "OK comrade, we appreciate your attitude, but tone it down a little bit".
October 2, 2026 at 5:44 PM
This is the sort of thing that would have made Stalin's henchmen collecting confessions during the 1930s Moscow trials go "OK comrade, we appreciate your attitude, but tone it down a little bit".
A German communist who had moved to the USSR in 1930, Szymczak was arrested and tortured during Stalin’s Great Terror. After his expulsion to Nazi Germany, the Gestapo imprisoned him and eventually sent him to Buchenwald.
October 2, 2026 at 5:30 PM
A German communist who had moved to the USSR in 1930, Szymczak was arrested and tortured during Stalin’s Great Terror. After his expulsion to Nazi Germany, the Gestapo imprisoned him and eventually sent him to Buchenwald.