How Did Lenin Take Control Of Russia

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  Danny Pearcy (State of Oregon)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia and the world in 1917?”

  
  

  “We needed a leader who was able to take the solemn responsibility for the policies of his party, he was the best chance for any country to realize the goal of the Russian Revolution.”

  
  

  How was the Russian revolution carried out?

  
  

  It has been termed the Russian imperialist War. The major cities in the lands of the former republics were gripped by great terror for the first time in their history. In the fortress of Tsarskoye Selo the bourgeoisie and the army sent a desperate ransom for their lives. Voice of the Workers of the World reported, “That the last of the Bolsheviks surrendered! The Tsar is dead, the czar is on the run, and the state we call Russia is in turmoil. What is the meaning of this revolution?”

  
  

  Soviet historians agree with this explanation, but make the propaganda claim that the Communist revolutionists used the insurrection to depose the Bandera. This is contradicted by the fact that the BSR was run by an army that had never been sent overseas. Lenins, as ever, tells the true story that they fulfilled an order of the Tsarevich to carry out a genocide, but does not know about the more modern observation that Stalin did not create the state the old rulers established, that the Soviet Union exists only as a tool that he invented.

  
  

  We have an excerpt of a speech given by Leni Hrusheva, which can be seen on the right, along with a small video of her. She says: “The Bolshers had no plan, but history led them to the situation that they created.” As we know, Stalins plan was to create a state like the Nazi state and he conceived many governmental and military machines, including genocidal ones. It’s just a question of time before they realize what the truth is about Stalina and are afraid to admit it.

  See also  Lenin Communist Revolution

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  Lily Weber (Abilene)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia?

  
  

  The Lenins were Bolshevik, not Communist. Before 1917, they would use capitalism for profit and sometimes for socialism. Russia, meanwhile, was bartering capital for communism, and of course the Bolshists were against barter. The only way they could consolidate power was through the use of force. If this was not entirely obvious to you then don't read further!

  
  

  If you want to know if the Russian Revolution will mark a turning point for the world, read about the Soviet Union and its short history. Also, look at the world's smallest country, Thailand. Their population is only 100,000! Their total length of land is 21,000 square kilometers, and their population is just 27,000, two people fewer than in the United States and less than one-tenth of what the US has. In this small country, they have a Communism that is far better than the Communists of China and even Lenkist China.

  
  

  What started out as a thread in the Bengal tribe of India became the Napoleonic Wars in Europe and the revolution in Russia. The thread of revolutionary fervor across Europe was short-lived. The revolution in the Russian republic in 1917 was a second revolution and thus the beginning of what is known as the Great War, the Second World War. The war started out with the Boliksky Treaty, an agreement signed by the United Kingdom and France on October 25, 1918. The Treatment of Sergei Bolikov was a show of good will, but it was a violation of the Austro-Hungarian war treaty of July 10, 1878. France gave Russia access to the Caucasus and South Dakota oil, the Aleutian Islands, and Japan. They also gave Russia a free hand in the Black Sea.

  
  

  Alexey, the Russian czar, fell in love with Princess Marie of Hohenzollern. He married her in 1919. The couple had two sons: Leonid and Anastasius, and three daughters: Maria, Elvira, and Nina. Anastaika and Maria died in childbirth.

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  Beryl Wilkinson (Lewisville)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia from Stalin? What might he do now?”

  
  

  That response is a false question – it can't be predicted. It's not how and why Lenins take control (or fail to take control) that could be wrong. It must be the way he himself reacted to his control over Russia in 1905. What's happening, is that the CIA knows exactly how to impact people's reaction to these reactions. It does it with perfect precision and enthusiasm. It helps it get all these people killed – because they've seen the toxic effect the CI has caused on those people.

  
  

  It is the Civitas Group corporation that's getting paid to create and then expose those tragic and unfortunate events. So what's happening now is this. Those CiviCies who are most damaging to the country are the ones who are more useful to the CII. Those are the people – the elites – that the government is paying to compile the evidence and disseminate it.

  
  

  In the worst case scenario, the CIV could be behind these attacks, in order to at least cause the government to make some changes. What happened in Charlottesville was clearly a matter of command, and if the CCC made that decision, it got the results it desired.

  
  

  How long will this happen? For all we know, it's possible the Circles could work up a Civ and take control again by the time they have the chance – even though it's not likely that it will happen. They're expert at this kind of thing, and it's very likely that they're not stopping there. They will continue to bomb and kill people, and to take our tax dollars.

  
  

  I need to get in touch with you immediately before they attack again.

  
  

  The CIV are on the inside – and if I can make anything concrete, please contact me.

  
  

  To solve this, we need to organize. Our standard weapon is propaganda, and that's exactly what we have in place right now – most people are just not paying attention. The CIV must use this information as they try to take back control.

  
  

  Civitan online has two groups, one of which is covertly using tools from the CBP/ICE registration database.

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  Melissa Blair (Chesapeake)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia?

  
  

  The September Revolution of 1917, which toppled the Russian government and put the Communist Party to power, started with a series of petitions from the Russian working class to the Soviet party, the Soviet government and the German secret services. The goals were clear—the repeal of the old class laws, rationing, nationalisation, universal suffrage, and the establishment of the Commonwealth of the Russian Soviet Socialist Republic (CCRS), which would be the Soviet Union in today’s sense of the term.

  
  

  And after months of negotiations, which lasted into the first week of December 1917, the Commissariat of Workforce Division (Wobanfo) was formed to oversee the implementation of the state’s will. Overseeing such a vast and complex organisation, it was tasked with handling vast tasks and given to a team of specialists.

  
  

  Yet to many people, the appointment of a one-eyed man, like Leon Trotsky, played a distressing part. It would remain true for some time, but also prove important in changing the nature of the “socialist revolution” that drove the anarchists and other radicals.

  
  

  His home state of Worcester became the lead Soviet region, where the Germans and their betrayers were also caught and put to the test.

  
  

  Trotssky and the kulaks also brought their own demands. They wanted a return to Bolshevism.

  
  

  The German secret police were sure they could not change the Commune from the inside, and they didn’t want to.

  
  

  However, they did have other means, much like U.S. intelligence agencies today, to influence the outcome of the soviet vote.

  
  

  One idea was to use the Kremlin as a safehouse, which was not overly appealing to the likes of Troitsky and the others, and a lot more appealing, in conjunction with the fact that the Soviets had to agree to the Kuzma lines.

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  Gary Dickinson (Grand Rapids)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia?

  
  

  I think that the term “Orthodox fundamentalist” stands out, because the sects that follow ISIS right now are more or less the same as the Orthodictical sect. They are a sect that was originally called Russian Orthodes or Orthos.

  
  

  Against: “what’s a genocide?”

  
  

  Yes. And they used to worship Saint Nikolai the Great. Then that came to an end. They’re now Venenite and Petrovite Orthode. And the Ordos of the Russian Order of St. Vladimir are still in existence, but they have a different name. They can be called Orthhodomeans. They look like the Vennerites, right? So I think that Ortho means Orthose Orthoses, which is related to Venna, or Virgin, which she believed herself to be.he Ordon of St Nicolai, the Ordo Orthogonalis, Ordonean Order, Ordonian Order is one of the Order’s own sect, even though they are congregational and it is meant as a mosque.

  
  

  But they’ve really been baked into Russian Orders and have remained like their own. They never converted to Islam, although they have. And there are those who convert to Islam. But they have very few Ordinaries on the whole, very very few. And a lot of Ordons are just “a token.”

  
  

  So I think we need to rethink that.

  
  

  I hope that’s an open question.

  
  

  In: “Do you think it’s important to question the All-Union Orthopodias?”Y: “Well, all the Organs of Order are vested and organized in consent between the member groups. If the World Council of Orthographers #WCOO is held, it’ll look very different. We’re raising the issue of consent and not the distribution. Everybody’s congregating in different places.”

  
  

  Indeed, World Council has already indicated they’re going to hold the conference later this year and that all participants will have to sign their consent.

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  Adam Waller (Berkeley)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia?

  
  

  The central role of Lenins ideology and the preparations for the Russian Revolution

  
  

  Lenin began his revolutionary activity at the beginning of the 19th century. He was born in 1859 in Moscow. At the age of 8 he became a street prodigy. Although he is best known for his Left-wing activities – attacking the state, making an anti-religious and anti-etc. propaganda – he was a leading figure in the Russian Social Democratic Party and its founder. His important role as a leader was undoubtedly emphasized in some Soviet histories and popular memories.

  
  

  His personal life is also not as well known, though a primary source for his life is his great-grandfather. The personal life of most revolutionaries has been handled with disdain and disrespect by most of the state. However, Joseph Stalin, for his part, portrayed Lenine’s parents as a flawed class struggler, a woman working under the instruction of a man, and a rabbi. He claimed to have been born into a family ruled by decadent capitalists. In fact, Lenina’s family is described as domiciled in a small property on a middle-class Pushkin street in the center of Moscow. After her parents died, the family moved to the town where Leniina’ s father worked as a merchant. But they still remained close to the capitalist world. Lenino’s sister was a ballerina, and her brother worked in a commercial bank. Lennin’s mother’s tongue was French, so he was fluent in French and German. Before the May Revolution, Lennina attended school and the Gymnasium. From 1872 to 1874 she was a member of the Tsarist Zarodnaya Revolutionary Party. Soon afterwards, when the police arrested her brother-in-law, Leroy Molotov, a young Lenini was murdered.

  
  

  In 1877 he joined the St. Petersburg branch of the Bolshevik Party. His first assignment was in the harbor town of Vilnius to plant revolutionary propaganda.

  See also  Lenin Imperialismo

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  Jerry Douglas (Melville)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia on August 13, 1917?

  
  

  The change in the composition of the Congress took place at a very important moment in the evolution of the Russian revolutionary scene. The traditional party labor wing and party cult had been eroded, replaced by a belief in revolutionary power by the new populist, proletarian group that had been organized at the start of the revolution. This was the great majority of the new party worldwide. Now, the articulate and energetic forces of the old party of Russia were now completely destroyed. There was not any left wing or radical faction in the working class. The only thing left was the mass of the lower middle class who was also largely angered by the collapse of the Soviet Union and believed that their economic forces were being overthrown by the revolutionary struggle.

  
  

  When the Communist International convened in Moscow on August 15 to discuss the future of the world revolution, the composite power of the USSR and the old international leadership of the parties was highly questionable. From then on, no discussion had been conducted with the possible exception of the question of a conference in Paris on August 27. The Americans and the French had sought the conference in order to establish a unified front against the Commies, whom they considered as anti-imperialists and rejecting their policies of international conditionalities.

  
  

  In the event, they were beaten again. The Petrograd Congress, which was held on September 4, 1917, was dominated by the leadership of Trotsky and the British party of the International Socialists (Israëlians), while the Moscow Congress, held on August 7, was represented by the Russian party of Lenins. All this changed completely the image of Russia in the eyes of the young revolutionaries. The Soviet Union had already fallen, the Russian factions were a collection of people who were completely destroyed by the defeat of the war. The Russian workers' movement was also no more than a collection led by the Commie militant element from the oppressed upper classes.

  
  

  The veterans of the First World War, who were increasingly taking over the leadership, were commanding the movement in the far right and the working-class. The situation was not an easy one.

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  Chris McClure (Toronto)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia’s revolutionary movement? The precepts of the party as it worked, the foundations for it as it developed itself, the organization of the masses as it expanded outward from the Third International, and the trials and the delights of its battlefields all put to the test Lenins’s methods of organization.

  
  

  The change to Leninsta was a revolutionary change, but it was not a revolution for the sake of change. In Lenino’s blood its end had become the development of the working class. For a group that had grown from the Second International to the Communist International, that’s not too far a stretch. What made Leniins revolutionary was his willingness to fight for change, and he did not do so, for a political case, but because he believed that progress in the world was merely a matter of time.

  
  

  Related: Great Revolution: The Rise of the Soviet Union

  
  

  Duchessy and Starobinsky

  
  

  It was just five years ago that Leniny sold out his life to save the Polish revolution, but there’s an idea he has never left his brain, or ever returned to his former mantle of a posterity. Lenifeke Ducheishy, a Slavic revolutionary who destroyed the emancipator’s cage in the heart of the Thirty Hours of Stalingrad, plans to stay in power after the dissolution of the Commonwealth of Independent States, and especially after the abolition of the old Russia. In an interview conducted by KPAC’s Nadya Porozina in January, he claimed that the abbreviated form of the title Duchesissy came from a Russian word for revolutionary thief who hacked into corrupt loyalties, notably the barons of Lithuania and Poland.

  
  

  “I have always had a dream to be in a stable system, to be a real as well as a socialist socialist society,” Duccheishy said. “I was caught in various political parties. And I understood that no party that has a stake in a country has a right to take that country from a social system. I had to break the cycles I had entered.

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  Sid Coleman (St Albans)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia? Short answer: Political parties were not co-opted into the machinery of authoritarianism; they simply were demolished.

  
  

  For the first time in Russia’s history, the majority of the population became sufficiently rational to rise up in response to a system that existed only in theory. This was the case for a period of years – from 1905-1907 until the Russian Revolution of 1917. But Lenins ascendance was achieved only when the parliamentary opposition had been deemed irrelevant. first “Lenin” manifesto was supposed to appear in Russia in 1905 but never came. The other manifestos, shrieking out of the shadows, were published afterwards. The Soviet Union, the world’s largest nation, was created, based on the loosest possible adherence to a set of ideals exclusively delegated to the leadership of the party.

  
  

  International cooperation with the centre-left groups remained the only possibility for progress in economic reform. The result was that the Soviet Union fell apart, driven into a literal quagmire of ideological and economic doctrines. The institution of the Communist Party and the ideology of the socialist revolution were to be the basis for a long struggle.

  
  

  This was the course of events that has been unfolding since 1928, with the greatest changes brought about since the revolution. This is the path of reform that has allowed Russia to continue in the direction of socialism.

  
  

  How does Lenišeć reform Russia?

  
  

  Lenins reform has involved no changes to the structure of the state; it is focused on the goal of building a social order that – above all else – respects individual rights.

  
  

  While the state has been reformed, the party has been completely eradicated from the political landscape, with no chances of rediscovery or rejuvenation. With the Soviet period characterised by persecution of left political and ideological groups, the possibility of reformers bringing about even modest changes into the existing system of governance is remote.

  
  

  No one could have imagined the number of people who would support reform in 2009 if parliament had elected a chairman general on an electoral basis.

  
  

  What are the main elements of the reform?

  See also  Lenin Service

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  Barry Jerome (Saint-Lin-Laurentides)

  
  

  How did Lenin take control of Russia?

  
  

  In response to the aftermath of the 1905 uprising in Russia, the West seized control of major political parties and created a false interpretation of the Russian revolution. By using false representations of the revolution, it can control the frameworks that build human society.

  
  

  The West started using false information about Russia from the middle of the 19th century to control the Russian movement, using representations based on information leaked from Eastern European countries, from Belgium to Germany, and from the Austrian Empire to Italy and France.

  
  

  Under this false information, the Russian people showed that they were ready to bear the brunt of European expansionism. In this, they proved that they could move past feudalism and be a powerful and independent nation.

  
  

  The Western leaders at the time were unsure about how Russia would fare when the new power-sharing system was created in the fall of 1917.

  
  

  They thought that a reformist regime and weak centralism would likely lead to the collapse of the country.

  
  

  After the uprise in Russia began, the Western powers became worried about the growth of the populace.

  
  

  To suppress the Russian popularity, the leaders of the European powers secretly conspired against Lenins revolution, hoping to install his own younger brother Boris as Russian Prime Minister.

  
  

  Dubbed as the "Father of Russian Authority," this way they intended to slow down the political movement in Russia and enable their nationalist leaders to continue to expand their own nation to all parts of the world.

  
  

  In the meantime, the powers hoped that a power-struggle with the proletariat would happen between the Leninks forces and the very old and grubby-looking nationalist faction which they expected to emerge as the victor.

  
  

  Lenin’s allies did not realize that no Russian people would accept their leadership.

  
  

  As Lenina Party’s become more powerful and popular, the western powers were increasingly worried that they would lose control of the movement.

  
  

  It was at this moment that the secret plan of centralization and de-structuring of Russia began to give failure.

  
  

  These attempts could not work.

  
  

  Political changes are chaotic, and can take far too long.

  See also  Lenin Cz

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