Comments by "Julian Petkov" (@julianpetkov8320) on "The Soviet Economy, Explained" video.

  1. "Command Economy" is a bit of a misleading term. The USSR was a British colony structured as a British Corporation. It had a Chairman who doubled as a Secretary, and a Board (the "Central Committee"). Previously the Russian Empire itself was established and styled after the British East India Company (aka "the British Empire"). Both empires were created by Greek merchant bankers, whose fortunes date back to the Greek maritime trade hegemony of the Classical Period. Another fallacy is that East Europe got Communism from the USSR. Communism was seeded by the British Empire through their network of Masonic Lodges (the 5th Column). Ofcourse, it helped that the Soviet army passed through, but the skeleton infrastructure was already in place. The Freemasons got out dressed up as "communist partisans" and committed coups. In the case of China - the Freemasons there were known as the Opium Triads. Before they dressed up as CPC, they helped the East India Company (aka "the British Empire") to rob China blind trough the spread of opium.
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