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This blog was never meant as a clubhouse for Stalinist freaks, and so I'm forced to use comment moderation to shoo away these infantile idiots. From day one, I've been against state terror and any kind of globalist system. Let each nation decide how they want to live. Respect the local. Is that too much to ask? Those who apologize for state terror and hanker for an internationalist order--and Communism certainly falls into this category--are not welcome here. I've written hundreds of articles denouncing state terror, including, of course, American state terror. The name of my blog alone makes it abundantly clear where I'm coming from. For speaking out against Communism, however, I'm labeled a supporter of American imperialism by these infantile idiots! Go away, all you deranged misfits so the sane and responsible among us can have civil discussions.
I have serious work to do, and I thank all of you who've supported me over the years. You've made these Postcards possible. As luck would have it, I'm unexpectedly in the middle of Europe during this most turbulent time. I just got back from Istanbul. I learnt much. I will write a Postcard about it within the next ten days.
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Thank you, Linh, for your important contributions to helping us find truth.
Peace,
Patricia
Many thanks, Patricia. I will lift comment moderation when I'm convinced the crazies have gone away. Do check back for my Istanbul Postcard. It will be up in about a week. Turkey is at the center of so much right now.
I wasn't following that argument but share your anger towards Stalinism. However, 'respect the local' is a Stalinist position, stated hypocritically, since they didn't respect the local, but the "Socialism in One Country" dogma began in '26 and continued through the years of the gulag, to encompass not aligning with the anti-fascist Popular Front against Hitler during the 30s, and similarly splintering forces against Franco while the democratic leaders of France and England didn't intervene there. Greece had a referendum on local sovereignty, which the German financial elite punished them for when they didn't like the outcome.
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