I've just started reading this book. It's written by Kerry Bolton, a right wing national socialist, however he provides some interesting insights pointing out how Stalin actually reversed many communist policies and ironically fought against the ideals of international communism. It makes me see Stalin in an entirely new way.
Stalin the enduring legacy
Landon Parker
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Cameron Fisher
Here are a few interesting quotes:
>Stalin’s Fight Against International
Communism
>The notion that Stalin ‘fought communism’ at a glance seems bizarre. However, the contention is neither unique nor new. Early last century the seminal German conservative philosopher-historian Oswald Spengler stated that Communism in Russia would metamorphose into something distinctly Russian which would be quite different from the alien Marxist dogma that had been imposed upon it from outside. Spengler saw Russia as both a danger to Western Civilisation as the leader of a ‘coloured world-revolution’, and conversely as a potential ally of a revived Germany against the plutocracies.
>Spengler stated of Russia’s potential rejection of Marxism as an alien imposition from the
decaying West that, Race, language, popular
customs, religion, in their present form... all or
any of them can and will be fundamentally
transformed. What we see today then is simply the new kind of life which a vast land has conceived and will presently bring forth. It is not definable in words, nor is its bearer aware of it.
>Those who attempt to define, establish, lay down a program, are confusing life with a phrase, as does the ruling Bolshevism, which is not sufficiently conscious of its own West-European, Rationalistic and cosmopolitan origin
Robert Garcia
>Even as he wrote, Bolshevism in the USSR was being fundamentally transformed in the ways Spengler foresaw. The ‘rationalistic’ and ‘cosmopolitan’ origins of Bolshevism were soon being openly repudiated and a new course was defined by Zhdanov and other Soviet eminences. Contemporary with Spengler in Weimer Germany, there arose among the ‘Right’ the ‘National Bolshevik’ faction one of whose primary demands was that Germany align with the Soviet Union against the Western plutocracies. From the Soviet side, possibilities of an alliance with the ‘Right’ were far from discounted and high level Soviet sources cultivated contacts with the pro-Russian factions of the German Right including the National Bolsheviks.
>German-Soviet friendship societies included
many conservatives. In Arbeitsgemeinschaft zum Studium der Sowjetrussichen Planwirtschaft (Arplan)
>Conservative-Revolutionaries and
National Bolsheviks comprised a third of the
membership. Bund Geistige Berufe (BGB) [4] was founded in 1931 and was of particular interest to Soviet Russia, according to Soviet documents, which aimed ‘to attract into the orbit of our influence a range of highly placed intellectuals of rightist orientation’
Gabriel Martinez
>The profound changes caused Konstantin Rodzaevsky, leader of the Russian Fascist Union among the White Russian émigrés at Harbin, to soberly reassess the USSR and in 1945 he wrote to Stalin:
>Not all at once, but step by step we came to this conclusion. We decided that: Stalinism is exactly what we mistakenly called ‘Russian Fascism’. It is our Russian Fascism cleansed of extremes, illusions, and errors.
>In the aftermath of World War II many German
war veterans, despite the devastating conflagration between Germany and the USSR, and the rampage of the Red Army across Germany with Allied contrivance, were vociferous opponents of any German alliance with the USA against the USSR. Major General Otto E Remer and the Socialist Reich Party were in the forefront of advocating a ‘neutralist’ line for Germany during the ‘Cold War’, while one of their political advisers, the American Spenglerian philosopher Francis Parker Yockey, saw Russian occupation as less culturally debilitating than the ‘spiritual syphilis’ of Hollywood and New York, and recommended the collaboration of European rightists and neo-Fascists with the USSR against the USA.
>Others of the American Right, such
as the Yockeyan and Spenglerian influenced
newspaper Common Sense saw the USSR from the time of Stalin as the primary power in confronting Marxism, and they regarded New York as the real ‘capitol’ of Marxism
Hudson Williams
Shameless self bump.
Jaxson Jenkins
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Isaac Martinez
Going to post nazbol memes until I get a response.
Daniel White
Gavin Sanders
>Judeo Communist
>fucked a Jew
>surrounded by Jews
>made antisemitism a crime punishable by death.
>killed tons of people.
Oh yeah..great person
Dylan Young
>bolshevism
>not jewish
pick one.
Xavier Morris
Read some of what I posted instead of resorting to memes. Here's a bit more from the book.
>Stalin Purges Marxism
>The Moscow Trials purging Trotskyites and other veteran Bolsheviks were merely the most obvious manifestations of Stalin’s struggle against alien Marxism. While much has been written condemning the trials as a modern day version of the Salem witch trials, and while the Soviet methods were often less than judicious the basic allegations against the Trotskyites et al were justified. The trials moreover, were open to the public, including western press, diplomats and jurists. There can be no serious doubt that Trotskyites in alliance with other old Bolsheviks such as Zinoviev and Kameneff were complicit in
attempting to overthrow the Soviet state under Stalin. That was after all, the raison d’etre of Trotsky et al, and Trotsky’s hubris could not conceal his aims.
>The purging of these anti-Stalinist co-
conspirators was only a part of the Stalinist fight against the Old Bolsheviks. Stalin’s relations with Lenin had not been cordial, Lenin accusing him of acting like a ‘Great Russian chauvinist’.
>Indeed, the ‘Great Russians’ were heralded as the well-spring of Stalin’s Russia, and were elevated to master-race like status during and after the ‘Great Patriotic War’ against Germany. Lenin, near death, regarded Stalin’s demeanour as ‘offensive’, and as not showing automatic obedience. Lenin wished for Stalin to be removed as Bolshevik Party General Secretary
Jason Lee
If Stalin had lived anouther year he would have gone down as the man who ended the jews.
Pretty suspicious he died right as he was about to send all jews to the gulags.
Aiden Mitchell
>Read some of what I posted instead of resorting to memes.
you mean you want me to believe your commie lies instead of believing the truth?
Communism is inherently Jewish in both its creation and its beliefs.
The Jews are inherently anti-White.
Therefore, Communism is inherently anti-White.
Stalin fucked a Jewess. That's a fact.
Stalin made anti-semitism a crime punishable by death. That's a fact.
Stalin was surrounded by Jews. That's a fact.
Stalin slaughtered hundreds of thousands, if not millions of Whites. That's a fact.
Stalin is anti-White and so are you.
Evan Stewart
interesting, stalin a cool
Alexander Watson
this is definitely true. He was about to end all Soviet Jews (the vast majority of those left, besides the American ones)
Jacob Parker
You're retarded. The entire book is attacking communism and bolshevism yet you refuse to read anything I've posted. Have fun being an intellectual midget.
Angel Ward
The book talks about a lot of things I didn't know before. According to this book, Trotsky hated Stalin because he re-criminalized abortion, took women out of public dining halls and put them back into the kitchen cooking for their husbands and essentially dragged orthodox Marxism through the mud.
Grayson Scott
>If Stalin had lived anouther year he would have gone down as the man who ended the jews.
While fucking one. lol
>Pretty suspicious he died right as he was about to send all jews to the gulags.
Stalin sent everyone to the gulags. The kikes just make it all about them like they do with everything.
>You're retarded.
You're the one singing the praises of an anti-White.
>The entire book is attacking communism and bolshevism yet you refuse to read anything I've posted.
While sucking the dick of an anti-White Jew fucker.
>Have fun being an intellectual midget.
Said the person that believes the Holocaust happened.
Noah Sanders
i'm sure there were other reasons trotsky hated him too. Wasn't Trotsky a kike too though?
Joseph Nguyen
>Wasn't Trotsky a kike too though?
Trotsky, Lenin, Marx, the bolshevik revolution, the first soviet government...
Jack Bell
>You're the one singing the praises of an anti-White.
More pointless memes from a brainlet. Read some of what I posted.
>While sucking the dick of an anti-White Jew fucker.
More memes.
>Said the person that believes the Holocaust happened.
And now you're putting words in my mouth. I'm not going to be responding to any more of your retarded b8.
Trotsky was a kike, yes. Here's some quotes that I just finished reading from the book.
Gonna post screenshots though since copying and pasting it and trying to make it look presentable is proving, difficult.
Charles Powell
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Parker Walker
Aaron Cooper
There's more if anyone is interested.
Zachary Ortiz
>More memes.
Yep. This is a meme, right?
Stalin's Jewish Affair
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Stalin's Jews
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Stalin's Willing Executioners: Jews as a Hostile Elite in the USSR
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Anti-Semitism
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Reply to an Inquiry of the Jewish News Agency in the United States
Source: Works, Vol. 13, 1930 - January 1934
Publisher: Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1954
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In answer to your inquiry :
National and racial chauvinism is a vestige of the misanthropic customs characteristic of the period of cannibalism. Anti-semitism, as an extreme form of racial chauvinism, is the most dangerous vestige of cannibalism.
Anti-semitism is of advantage to the exploiters as a lightning conductor that deflects the blows aimed by the working people at capitalism. Anti-semitism is dangerous for the working people as being a false path that leads them off the right road and lands them in the jungle. Hence Communists, as consistent internationalists, cannot but be irreconcilable, sworn enemies of anti-semitism.
In the U.S.S.R. anti-semitism is punishable with the utmost severity of the law as a phenomenon deeply hostile to the Soviet system. Under U.S.S.R. law active anti-semites are liable to the death penalty.
J. Stalin
January 12, 1931
First published in the newspaper Pravda, No. 329, November 30, 1936
>And now you're putting words in my mouth.
That's not a "no, I don't believe the holocaust happened".
Isaac Edwards
We're not interested in your kike loving propaganda.
Jason Cruz
While marx opposed the nuclear family the reason why he did it was because he prefered the extended, primitive family model, and he also often wrote about the benefits of patriarchy. Do we know what trotsky's thoughts were regarding that?
Luis Collins
Based on what I'm reading it seems that Trotsky saw women in a maternal role as some sort of "slavery" and he was angry that Stalin was returning women to that particular role and he was also angry that Stalin made abortion illegal after Lenin had legalized it during his kike revolution.
Dominic Brooks
He also hated the family unit in general and wanted to socialize the idea of the family itself. Something that Lenin had attempted to do but Stalin had started to reverse.
Jackson Murphy
interesting, thanks friend
Andrew Walker
No problem.
Sebastian Bell
Also if you want a PDF of the book I can send it to you in a throw away email if you're interested. It was a bitch to find when I originally looked for it.
Gavin Jenkins
hit me up: joshbings@gmail
I'm not particularly interested in the identity games of "real socialism" etc., but I think Stalin's legacy in modern Russia is very interesting
Leo Hernandez
Sent, I hope you enjoy.
Nathaniel Carter
Stalin was the greatest lover of Russia. He saw in Russia what an orthodox monk saw in Christ. Stalin rose to power at Lenin's side, he was a rebel from the birth of his reawakening of marxism. However, when he saw the true intentions of Lenin, Trotsky, and other radical internationalists, he knew that their version of communism would be the death of the great culture he loved. So Stalin rose to power, he disrupted and accused Trotsky, triumphed, and exiled him from Russia. For the next 20 years, Stalin slaughtered tens of thousands of globalist Trotsky sympathizers in his great purges. He would force Russia out of its backwater villager status and thrust it with enormous passion into the floor of global supremacy in the most theatrical fashion. What Trotsky and Lenin had wanted was known as Socialism in Many States, an unending globalist revolution pitted against any form of local and historical culture to create a single universal mixture of nations and peoples and rid the world of its ancient history. What Stalin desired instead was a fanatic love for a Russo-Asiatic culture that blended the slavic glories of West Russia with the humble vastness of the Mongolian plains. Stalin forged for himself the greatest love for Russia that the world had ever seen. He succeeded in making the Russians, Central Asians, and Caucasians a part of the most supreme empire based on the Russian culture. He did so without devolving into obsession on ethnicities as his rival, Hitler, had. Stalinism combined the economic upheaval of socialism, with the iron-clad cultural empowerment of nazism.
Kayden Hill
Here's something else I found interesting basically talking about how Stalin reversed some of Lenin's policies on motherhood. Apparently he awarded women medals for having children and the more children they had the better medals they received.
Brody Adams
thanks, received
based, like dolfy
Luke Wilson
Stalin was a lot like his rival Hitler, but instead of obsessing on a single ethnicity, he preferred the supremacy of those within the Soviet empire. Stalin was an authoritarian and a fascist by all definitions, though his policy was of authoritative pan-Russian socialism.
Brody Kelly
It's too bad Hitler and Stalin had to come to blows. A Berlin Moscow Axis could have probably defeated the REAL Marxism that was (and still is) being perpetuated by the Jews in the west.
Samuel Lopez
And here's a bit on Stalin and his fight against the Jews in the arts
Aaron Anderson
stalin is litterally thee fashdaddy of all time. I dont get commies trying to fight "facism" it like stalin bro. He also killed jews in gulaugs
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Easton Turner
Well orthodox communists have every reason to hate fascism as it represents beauty, tradition, motherhood and the arts. However Stalin was by no means an "orthodox communist". His actions more closely resembled that of a fascist dictator than some pussy ass Marxist who wants to destroy everything beautiful.
Chase Rogers
Here's a bit more.
Kayden Clark
Second part.
Eli Richardson
Third part. This one talking about how the CIA funded Trotskiest and jewish art in their push for a new world order.
Joseph Edwards
Part 4 describing how the "king of LSD" Timothy Leary was involved. We're getting into some big redpills here.
Chase Gutierrez
Most of what Bolton has written is good.
Caleb Gray
Stalin was based
Eli Davis
This is one of the most interesting books I've read in years. Normally I lose attention when I'm reading something but this is so fascinating I haven't been able to stop reading in between posting what I've found so far. I'm definitely going to read his other books.
It seems he very much was.
Justin Allen
Lol when is this dated from? It's missing the disgusting pockmarked skin.
>His mustached face was pock-marked from smallpox during childhood.
Adrian Lopez
It's a meme picture. I care little about what the man looked like. I care more about his ideals.
Kevin Ortiz
The quick rundown on Stalin is that he was a genuine communist but not really a Marxist. Once he died the Trotskyists took back power in the Soviet Union and took it down the path of stagnation and eventual collapse.
Non-marxist socialism/communism is unironically redpilled. And Stalin was without a doubt the greatest leader of the 20th century.
Cooper Morgan
According to what I'm reading he wasn't even a communist. He was more or less a Russian national socialist with a hard emphasis on Socialism. It's given me a lot more sympathy of the NazBols.
Zachary Mitchell
One more redpill.
Ryder Hall
Last one probably. This one is describing how the west was pushing for a New World Order and Stalin refused to go along with their plans.