let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism leninism to work. notice khrushchev with the key role he plays with stalin as we move forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. >> in 1939, stalin negotiate with france and england on a common anti-hitler's front. at the same time he is negotiating with hitler on a nonaggression pact. ribbentrop comes to moscow to confer regarding the agreement. later the new soviet foreign minister molotov goes to berlin for further conferences with the nazis. august 23, 1939, the stalin hitler's packed is announced. and the red army invades poland. communist columnists -- communist colonists are ready to do their part in consolidating the takeover. these are some of the 250,000 prisoners of war being sent to russia. later in 1943 the discovery of a mass grave of some 15,000 polish officers and intellectual leaders executed by the reds in the 1500s. stalin staged a mass meeting to bring communist representatives from the allegedly liberated western ukraine. they asked to be accepted into the soviet greater u

lenin warned his disciples, in war never tie your hands with consideration of formality.t is ridiculous not to know that a treaty is the means of gaining strength. unquote. let's see how the communists put the science of marxism lemon -- marks in the -- marxism leninism to work. notice khrushchev with the key role he plays with stalin as we move forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. [speaking foreign language] >> in 1939, stalin negotiate with france and england on a common anti-hitler's front. at the same time he is negotiating with hitler's on a nonaggression pact. ribbentrop comes to moscow to confer regarding the agreement. later the new soviet foreign minister molotov goes to berlin for further conferences with the nazis. august when he third, 1939, the solid hitler's packed is announced -- the stalin hitler's packed is announced. hitler's invade's poland. -- hitler's invades poland. communist are ready to do their part in consolidating the takeover. these are some of the 250,000 prisoners of war being sent to russia. later in 1943 the discovery of a ma

which lenin is in the corner, which is probably practically the size of this room. the second question is i was curious what happened to the owners of the factory. i guess they may have been tried. i don't know what happened. thank you. sure, they were indicted blank and harris on one count of manslaughter because the penalty for one count was the same as the penalty for 146. they the thesis of the case was that the locked door had contributed to the death of young woman named margaret schwartz. they did what nearly every person with money did who got in trouble in new york between 1910 and 1930 or so, they hired a lawyer named max d stoyer stoyer in his day was the most famous lawyer in america bigger than darrow. he was sort of if you could roll johnny cochran and alan dershowitz and arthur lyman and a couple of others and together you would get story or he was himself an immigrant who had worked in a garment sweatshop as a young man, but more than that. he was the epitome of the lawyer he was and he was completely for higher. he staged a a cunning bold defense of

let's see how the communist but there so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them. note if you will, the involvement in the ukraine and the key role he played with stalin as they moved forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. >> in 1939 the imperialism of the soviets. at the same time, he is negotiating with hitler's on a nonaggression. comes to mask out -- comes to moscow. ♪ >> later, the new soviet minister goes to berlin for further conferences with the nazis. august 1 to third 1939, the styling -- the stalin impact is announced. colonists come out of hiding ready to do their part. these are some of the 250,000 visitors of war. in 1943, the discovery of a mass grave of some 15,000 polish officers and intellectual leaders is announced. ♪ styling -- stalin rubber sentences of the liberated western ukraine. -- stalin -- to celebrate the incorporation into the ussr and is in honor of -- falsely declares our political positions are well-known. the example of finland. november 30 1939 grossly violating their nonaggression act, planes without provocation sign

they they separated you say lenin lenin was against the kind of ideas that would inspire mark who would inspire these scientists i want to see communists rejected that not at all in fact the russian school of quantum mechanics has been one of the most productive one of the greatest in the world i've learnt quantum mechanics from russian land out which one of the clearest thinking thinkers in through a tickle physics. but these are marvelous discussion which happens at the time of the russian revolution among the russian intellectuals some strictly connected to the birth of quantum mechanics which is a discussion to millenia bogdanoff bugs and of was another of the main people in the in the bolshevik leadership and is a fantastic intellectual whose greatness i think is not appreciated entirely lenny rolt his book famous book material. and in pure criticisms to criticize bob dylan of ideas but i think bogdanov had much clearer understanding of the new white philosophical ideas which are the same ideas which were the root of quantum theory so boggan of i.d.'s and heisenberg step toward qua

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they also met an actor and a lenin prizewinner. they invited the american women to their home.ember of the women's committee of the institute of soviet-american relations. her husband is vice president of the institute. their daughter speaks english quite well. this naturally helped create a relaxed atmosphere at the party. recalling their meetings with soviet women workers, mrs. olmsted said -- >> we visited three. i was impressed by the cordial spirit and the cooperative spirit. >> thank you very much. >> [speaking russian] >> i have to see it is working just right. >> beautiful. narrator: everywhere the american women have seen that the soviet people desire peace. everywhere they have been met with smiles and friendliness. particularly memorable to the american delegates is their visit to leningrad, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, founded 260 years ago. great history making events are associated with the name of this city. leningrad is the cradle of the 1917 socialist revolution. it has won the title of hero city for its staunchness during the war against nazi

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something of a fatalistic view it looks like now now germany's biggest star of course daniel goodbye lenin fame is back and he's even directing his 1st feature film this time tell us about that yeah the film is called next door and directs he also stars as a character that's a lot like daniel boulud he plays a guy called daniel guy a guy called daniel who's a famous german actor who lives in berlin and in the beginning of the movie he goes into his local bar and he meets a neighbor who he never knew he had but the neighbor knows everything about daniel and slowly he starts to pick his life apart it's almost like a western do although they're dealing with words and it's the film itself i mean it feels more like a theater play in the way it's structured staged than a movie but it's very very funny and very very sharp. larry is saying is he's playing himself that we actually get any real insights into the real daniel. yeah it's funny you say that is like interviewed daniel pearl last week about this movie and he said that a lot of the dialogue and in fact a lot of the scenes are taken directl

something of a fatalistic view it looks like now now germany's biggest star of course danielle goodbye lenin fame is back and he's even directing his 1st feature film this time tell us about that. yeah the film is called next door and directs he also stars as a character that's a lot like daniel boulud he plays a guy called daniel he plays a guy a guy called daniel who's a famous german actor who lives in berlin and in the beginning the movie he goes into his local bar and he meets a neighbor who he never knew he had but the neighbor knows everything about daniel and slowly he starts to pick his life apart it's almost like a western duel they're dealing with words and it's the film itself i mean it feels more like a theater play in the way it's structured staged than a movie but it's very very funny and very very sharp. larry i think if he's playing himself that we actually get any real insights into the real daniel. yeah it's funny you say that because i interviewed daniel pearl last week about this movie and he said that a lot of the dialogue and in fact a lot of the scenes are taken direc

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street journal no gerald baker who wrote an opinion piece titled western culture elites i given away lenin stroke well basically you know just that during this meeting young. women just aren't yes for nefarious you know top man in china basically left chipped anthony blinken on america's human rights record on this treatment of minorities its system ini 8. you know racism everything he said would have been lifted straight from the pages of the democratic party's presidential election plentiful soldier blinken has nothing to respond to which shows you how how actually radical. how big the limitations that ideologically mediations awful mean can't you know so lincoln could only say that she was brick in breach of the protocol he was talking to bill and she did not a single argument against it because the moment when he often if you would be breaching the democratic party i don't mean to me. it's very interesting you know that as i said in the beginning of our conversation there are some people in the united states and even in europe on the stand how dangerous it is. and then making the last

wrong between the scientific socialism of the months isn't leninism and the great reset because whatever else you can say about scientific socialism and how it manifested itself and in stalinist wealth or a tear in ism there wasn't least a utopian goal that mankind was supposed to be pursuing in which you know what would become tied to water happiness and all the great conflicts with come to an end the great reset has no humanitarian end to it i mean it has glenn was describing it it's. let let's just brink take humans out of the equation altogether it will be kind of created by robotics an artificial intelligence and governance telling people what to do and that's why this this vision that underlies the great reset is one that is very anti humane and is unlikely to generate any great popular in suzi as some but there's no question that the bigotry of biden in the u.s. election has been a massive shot in the arm for all of the doublespeak a because they are very concerned about the dissolution of the globalist model suddenly which trump national sovereignty was coming back i mean they ha

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. >> a left of lenin. >> this is a left wing giveaway. >> no republican getting behind the bill, not a single one. 62% of voters support it. no surprise given it includes the biggest stimulus checks so far during covid. phil, president biden is now getting ready to sell this bill to the american people in a big way, and doing kind of a blitz the likes of which we have not seen from him. >> yeah. that is exactly right. there is a recognition while the popularity ratings for the bill remained stable over the course of the president's first 49 kay days of office, they need to keep pushing. the expectation is that the house will pass the bill tomorrow and after that he will hit the road. president obama passing a $787 billion stimulus back then. that will be the purpose of president biden and his team. there is a recognition that the bill is very, very popular. $1,400 checks. treasury department and irs are working together to get the checks out as fast as possible. i am told the timeline that the checks should get out the door, particularly to individuals that have their bank account in

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. >> this is a left of lenin, neosocialist wish list. >> this is a left wing giveaway.t is a left wing social agenda. >> no republicans so far are getting behind the bill, should it pass, americans waiting for relief could be days away from receiving direct payments. well, the sweeping legislation is expected to help millions of americans, of course. and as cnn's phil mattingly reports it's also an early victory for the biden administration. >> reporter: well in just a matter of hours, president biden is going to secure the cornerstone legislative achievement. on day 50, the u.s. house is expected to pass his sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. his top priority the moment he set foot in the oval office. what his administration has been working for publicly and behind the scenes every single day since they set foot in the oval office. whether direct payments, hundreds of billions, for schools, vaccine development, for testing programs, all across the board. including several propositions or provisions that go much further. they're temporary. but when you t

fact that they are expansionists, they are aggressive, they have never withdrawn or retracted the lenin statement that their mission is a one world communist state. but, at the same time, we have to live in the world together, and i have to, i believe, that the only way there will be world war iii is if the soviet union wants a war. if they want peace, there will be peace because no one else wants a war. we certainly don't. i've never known of a war in my lifetime that we started. so, i think that it is necessary that we face each other. now, we know they don't like our system or us and we don't like their system. but we have to see if we can't get along in the world. and, as i say, they're the only ones that can cause a war. >> do you expect to be meeting with mr. gorbachev? >> well, i'm hopeful that that will come about. we've had expressions that, yes, they're willing, the ball's in their court, we've invited them. it's our turn to invite, and we are ready when they are. but it's necessary for them to know that we don't have any illusions about them. but at the same time we're willin

something of a fatalistic view it looks like now now germany's biggest star of course danielle goodbye lenin fame is back and he's even directing his 1st feature film this time tell us about that. yeah the film is called next door and directs he also stars as a character that's a lot like daniel he plays a guy called daniel he plays a guy a guy called daniel who's a famous german actor who lives in berlin and in the beginning the movie he goes into his local bar and he meets a neighbor who he never knew he had but the neighbor knows everything about daniel and slowly he starts to pick his life apart it's almost like a western duel they're dealing with words and it's the film itself i mean it feels more like a theater play in the way it's structured staged than a movie but it's very very funny and very very sharp. thing as he's playing himself that we actually get any real insights into the real daniel. yeah it's funny you say that because i interviewed daniel pearl last week about this movie and he said that a lot of the dialogue and in fact a lot of the scenes are taken directly from his li

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. >> the way he wrote about that issue the lack of virtue in the american remind he hoff vladimir lenin and he wanted to create the new man and change the way that society operated because of that and then he was also depressed at the soviet citizen us didn't turn into this new man he was trying to create. >> i don't think adams would appreciate that. >> i know. >> what i suggest is adams is looking for is someone like himself. he spent soso much time away from home, away from his family and in service to his country and thought more people should be like him. >> and like washington, stepping down after two terms, the actually wanted to step down after one but stepping down after two terms which set at the tone of not being president for life. adam also made a choice, which he knew was politically damaging to him and would probably maybe -- not allow him to get elected again which happened. why don't you tell that story. it is a story of political virtue which he been talking about that he enacted himself. >> so this is during the quasiwar with france, the event that dominates adams' pr

another republican senator called representative haaland, and i quote again, a socialist left-of-lenin whack job. although later he said he merely meant to call her an extremist. in the house, a member of my own minnesota congressional delegation orchestrated a hit campaign on representative haaland, attacking her position on natural resources management and the boundary waters. strangely, this same member happily supported secretary vilsack's confirmation, even though he holds exactly the same position. as our former colleagues tom udall and mark udall said in an op-ed in "usa today," it is hard to imagine that either of them, were they nominated to be lead interior, would have faced the same attacks for radical ideas. i just find it difficult to take these republican attacks at face value. my colleagues should know that representative haaland was named the most bipartisan house freshman in the last congress. if that's what a hard-line ideologue looks like, maybe we should all aspire to the role model that deb haaland provides. colleagues, i think we need to be honest with ourselves a