This Man Has BTDT...

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...and we better listen. (Video at link)

http://conbustible.com/2014/02/man-w...ntrol-attempt/


Because this isn't about a hobby. It's not even about a right. It's about the subjugation and total enslavement of the American People (no, not the Liberal plantation voters).

Pass this around and share.

[clark]

Its a shame it comes from a worthy immigrant instead of the general populous of this country. Very powerful speach and a very worthy individual who has seen this all before. I have a lot of respect for this man.

[Bailey Guns]

He's right. I wish the video would've shown the democrats he was talking to. I wonder how many were surfing the net on their iPhones?

[DavieD55]

Manuel Martinez understands.

[Sawin]

+1 for Manuel for speaking truth.

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An interview with Lt. Gen. Ion Pacepa, the highest ranking Soviet bloc intel officer to ever defect

http://www.theblaze.com/blog/2014/02...o-ever-defect/

What would you hope is the primary takeaway for readers from your book?

Pacepa: That Marxism and its earthly Socialism are immense disinformation operations, and that all they have left behind is former Marxist countries that ended up looking like trailer camps hit by a hurricane, and leaders roasting in Dante’s Inferno. That all Marxists who have ever risen to lead a country have ended up in hell—all, from Trotsky to Stalin, Tito to Enver Hoxha to Mátyás Rakosi, Sékou Touré, Nyeree and Hugo Chavez. That all had their days of temporary glory, but that all ended in eternal disgrace. Some, like Khrushchev and Ceausescu, were even found unworthy of having their final resting place marked by any gravestone. A few remnants, like Fidel and Raul Castro, are still hanging on, but they certainly have a place in hell reserved and waiting for them.

Perhaps our book may also help President Obama abandon his craving for Marx’s utopian ideology, “to each according to his need,” which is transforming the United States into a decaying socialist country in all but name.

[Ronin13]

Not the first time this guy has spoke... He's awesome! I love how he knows the true terror behind Communism/Marxism/Socialism/Liberalism (all the same to me) and can speak from experience. His best line: "You don't know what freedom is, you don't know because you've never lost it."
From April of last year:

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More tales from Communism and how the US is repeating the same stupid mistakes...

Dear beautiful America, please, stop moving Forward

http://directorblue.blogspot.com/201...ease-stop.html

Upon migrating to the United States many years ago, I embraced my new home and left the past behind. Never could I imagine that, at some point, that past would become relevant.

But now, I am compelled to talk about it again.

In the USSR, we had state-controlled media which shaped the narrative entirely.

Our founder, Vladimir Lenin, was portrayed as a noble, charismatic, and smart man -- the champion of the underdog (the working class), the seeker of equality, defeater of the rich. The humble man with common ideas who was destined for greatness.

Lenin peered at us intently from textbooks and walls. His was the face behind the good intentions that shaped our everyday life.
As a kid, I was largely shielded by my family -- they took the brunt of "adult tasks" in everyday life. They bribed officials to accomplish the most basic of things, they conserved every kopek and piece of bread, they got me the rare medicines I needed, all through means I didn't dare fathom.

Of course, there was nothing special about those medicines, those favors, or anything else that took such effort to obtain -- in America, you can just go out and get it in a corner store. In the Soviet Union, the word "deficit" was commonly used in everyday language.

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Americans leave school to go home and they drop by a mall to buy something from an incredible selection of wealth and choice afforded by capitalism. They drop by a small corner store, which could probably feed a savvy Soviet village for a month (dog food is food, too, you know), and they pick up some "entertainment food" that did not exist in the USSR, in quantities that weren't affordable for an average Soviet family.

Then they go home and write essays on their expensive iPads about how they don't have the American Dream.

Now, most American news sources are no different than Pravda and Izvestia. Now, the government used the IRS to stifle political opposition. Now, ObamaCare is a wealth redistribution platform disguised as a common good. Now, Obama is being portrayed in academia and the media alike as a charismatic, messianic, "progressive" figure, fighting for the "underdog." He would feel right at home as the General Secretary of the Communist Party. Now, Obama Youths are me, from decades ago. Leninist academia has had its way with them. Now, just like Soviet leaders, American leaders give lip-service to "social justice" while stocking up on personal wealth for their families.

There's nothing new under the sun. I'm hardly the only ex-Soviet to point out the parallels. But some things matter enough to bear repeating.

Dear beautiful America, please, stop moving Forward.