Re: The History of Latvia

On May 5, 2:40=A0am, P=E7teris Cedri=F2=F0 (Peteris Cedrins)
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> On 5 Maijs, 06:26, The Black Monk <ch....@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 3, 5:12 am, "J. Anderson" <anderso...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > The Black Monk wrote:
> > > > You are well aware that Latvian involvement in the Bolshevik
> > > > revolution went much deeper than merely making a deal. =A0The
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> > > > would have been stillborn without Latvian participation.
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> > > I feel so sorry for the 100 million innocent Russians. They were
> > > hijacked by a few dozen Jews, a couple of thousand Letts and a
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> > > of Georgians. And kept in a strait-jacket for three generations!
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> > You must find it similarly amazing that only five people managed to
> > hijack a plane with 92 people on board and crash it into the World
> > Trade Center.
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> > regards,
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> > BM
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> That analogy doesn't exactly bolster your point, does it? Those five
> people didn't turn the US into a caliphate for even a minute, much
> less inflict an alien system upon it for three generations.

The five people didn't take over the US, they took over a plane with
92 people.  They established total control over it and did what they
wanted with it, just as the small band of Bolsheviks established total
control over Russia.  The analogy can be extended: just as the last
plane whose passengers were aware of what was to come was able to
resist, so too did future would-be victims of Bolshevism show stronger
resistance to it (in Chile, Spain, Hungary etc. the brave disciplined
fanatics failed).

regards,

BM

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