If you’re seeing this blog for the first time, let me say that we’ve repeatedly discussed the fact that there is a strong affiliation between organized labor and Communism. We’re often ridiculed for making that claim, but once again, there is evidence to support our claims. So, if you are a new reader, take a look at the following information, provided by Ringo’s Pictures, via Zombie
Note the complete lack of Communists…
Note that both Lenin and Che were mass murderers.
Purple SEIU shirt, Red Flag. They go together, apparently.
The star and fist are Communist symbols, and they stand with the unions in Wisconsin.
Here’s a video of the SEIU and the Communists chanting for revolution…
Here we have some folks that believe in the “Reconquista,” the takeover of the SW US.
Don’t believe me?
Would you believe them? And where in history have we seen people wearing paramilitary uniforms demanding that territory be handed over?
Also, here are two videos of Teachers
Remember folks, these people are teaching children.
The more we see, the more the reality of the situation becomes clear. They are saying and doing it themselves, and we just have to show it to the people.
Let’s take a brief history lesson…
| Rank | Country | |
|---|---|---|
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People’s Republic of China Body Count: 73,237,000 1949-Present (57+ years and counting) R.J. Rummel originally estimated China’s body count between between the years of 1949-1987 to be 35,236,000 (Rummel 1994). This excluded 38,000,000 million that died of famine during the Great Leap Forward. After the release of Mao: The Unknown Story, Rummel became convinced that the Chinese government was directly responsible for the famine, thus increasing his original estimate by 38,000,000 (Rummel 2005). 1,000 was added for Tienanmen Square in 1989 (Courtois 1999). |
2 |
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Body Count: 58,627,000 1922-1991 (69 years) The body count only covers the years 1923-1987 (Rummel 1996). |
3 |
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Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic Body Count: 3,284,000 1918-1922 (4 years) This body count does not include the 6,210,000 killed in the civil war (Rummel 1996). |
4 |
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Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Body Count: 3,163,000 1948-Present (58+ years and counting) 1,663,000 is attributed between 1948-1987 excluding the Korean War (Rummel 1994). 2,500,000 is the mid-estimate for those who starved to death between 1995-1998 (U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea 2006). |
5 |
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Cambodia Body Count: 2,627,000 1975-1987 (12 years) The body count estimate is complete (Rummel 1994). The offical country name was Democratic Kampuchea during Pol Pot’s reign and then known as People’s Republic of Kampuchea afterwards. |
6 |
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Democratic Republic of Afghanistan Body Count: 1,750,000 1978-1992 (14 years) The body count estimate is complete (Courtois 1999). |
7 |
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Vietnam Body Count: 1,670,000 1975-Present (30+ years and counting) The body count covers the years 1945-1987 for Vietnam/North Vietnam and excludes 1,062,000 from the Vietnam War (Rummel 1994). |
8 |
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People’s Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Body Count: 1,343,610 1974-1991 (17 years) The body count includes 10,000 political assasinations during 1977-1978, 1,000 children killed in 1977, 110 massacred in an Orthodox church in 1975, 80,000 during the civil war between 1978-1980, 250,000 that died in 1982 through Transit Camps, and 2,500 killed in a bombing raid (Courtois 1999). Another 1,000,000 is added for the famine during 1984-1985 (BBC News 2000). |
9 |
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Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Body Count: 1,072,000 1945-1992 (47 years) The body count only covers the years 1945-1992 excluding 100,000 from the Tito Partisans between 1941-1944 (Rummel 1994). |
10 |
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Chinese Soviet Republic Body Count: 700,000 1931-1934 (3 years) The body count only includes the Jiangxi and Fujian provinces (Chang 2005). Although Mozambique has 700,000 to its name, the Chinese Soviet Republic produced more bodies in a shorter time period and the estimate is low. |
11 |
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People’s Republic of Mozambique Body Count: 700,000 1975-1990 (15 years) 100,000 civilians murdered between 1986 and mid-1988 (Young 1991) and 600,000 starved to death between 1975-1985 (Courtois 1999). |
12 |
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Socialist Republic of Romania Body Count: 435,000 1947-1989 (42 years) The body count only covers the years 1947-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
13 |
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People’s Republic of Bulgaria Body Count: 222,000 1946-1990 (44 years) The body count only covers the years 1948-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
14 |
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People’s Republic of Angola Body Count: 125,000 1975-1992 (17 years) The body count only covers the years 1975-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
15 |
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Mongolian People’s Republic Body Count: 100,000 1924-1992 (68 years) The body count only covers the years 1924-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
16 |
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People’s Socialist Republic of Albania Body Count: 100,000 1946-1991 (45 years) The body count only covers the years 1944-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
17 |
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Republic of Cuba Body Count: 73,000 1961-Present (45+ years and counting) The body count only covers the years 1959-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
18 |
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German Democratic Republic Body Count: 70,000 1949-1990 (41 years) The body count only covers the years 1948-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
19 |
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Socialist Republic of Czechoslovakia Body Count: 65,000 1948-1990 (42 years) The body count only covers the years 1948-1968 (Rummel 1997). |
20 |
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Lao People’s Democratic Republic Body Count: 56,000 1975-Present (31+ years and counting) The body count only covers the years 1975-1987 excluding 47,000 war dead (Rummel 1997). |
21 |
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Hungarian People’s Republic Body Count: 27,000 1949-1989 (40 years) The body count only covers the years 1948-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
22 |
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People’s Republic of Poland Body Count: 22,000 1948-1989 (41 years) The body count only covers the years 1948-1987 (Rummel 1997). Excludes 1,585,000 from ethnic cleansing between 1945-1950 (Rummel 1994). |
23 |
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People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen Body Count: 1,000 1969-1990 (21 years) The body count only covers the years 1969-1987 (Rummel 1997). |
The people that are publicly supporting Communism are advocating for a system that killed over 100,000,000 people in the last century. In the most basic sense, Communism is a system that requires complete and total control of all aspects of human life. To gain the “justice” they crave, a central authority must be formed to control jobs, income, housing, transportation, medical care, education, information, and a massive internal security apparatus to enforce it all. To achieve and maintain that level of power, draconian measures are required. Dissent cannot be tolerated. Information must be controlled. Those that disagree must be brutally punished. The level of terror must be maintained. Death camps, assassinations, and flat out murder are required to maintain power and control over the people. All of these are well documented, and it has occurred wherever Communists have ruled. It is truly an evil system, and as I like to put it, the chief product of Communism is death.
And these folks want to do it here too.
Just let me ask you this, does this represent America? Does this represent what our country stands for? Is this what you want your children taught? Is this how you would like to live (or be killed)?
Remember that the next time that the unions are trying to make their case.
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Matt
I believe that future generations should have the same opportunities that myself, and those that came before me, had. My parents taught me that I could do anything I wanted to do. I don’t want to have to tell my daughter, “You can do whatever the government tells you to do.” We are at a crossroads in this country; are we going to be free, or are we going to be slaves to the nanny state. I choose freedom.
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