Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "What Russians think about Lenin?" video.

@synkronized "honestly, I didn't cry I just laughed. The woman lives on that land. How can she be so ignorant about it?" I also didn't cry I just laughed as i was expecting her to be the most unbiased person in this video... but then there was this guy that prefered to learn about history from his family members than from the books... 🤣 I would love to see how many people you would need to interview in Russia to find single person that knows: "Lenin" by Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski... How good that book is you can tell from fact that Red Army diged his dead body from grave when they came to Poland during WW2 just to be sure that the guy will not gonna write more...
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@mitsos_306 There is book: "Behind the Urals: An American Worker in Russia's City of Steel" by John Scott. John Scott was as clueless as you and he made decision to leave USA and move to Soviet Union. In that book you can find John Scott experience from his visit in France, he was in a cafe and two beggars entered the premises to ask for money. What caught his attention was the fact that the French beggars was better looking and wore better clothes than the talented and hardworking specialist in his Soviet work place... So stop babling about French king and claiming that live of common man in Soviet Union was somewhat better because whole country was mostly producing weapons and tanks and typical worker was dreaming about bike when worker in USA was able to buy his own car after one or two years of hard work!!!
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Time to wake up... "Lenin" by Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski... you know the book that whole world was reading before the WW2 and the best depiction of Lenin and his revolution made by real witness!
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"Многие не знают историю" 5-10 млн погибло в гражданской войне, чтобы к власти мог прийти человек, который даже придумал себе имя... Книга: "Ленин" - Оссендовский Антоний Фердинанд, Это должно быть обязательным чтением для всех, кто любит Ленина.
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@ru4041 The best source is a book by someone that was there and left Lenin and USSR to write about it. The book was translated on many languages and it was huge bestseller before the WW2. 'Lenin' by Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski. Stalin was such a fanboy that in the middle of WW2 he ordered Red Army to dig out Ossendowski dead body just to be sure that the guy is realy dead...🙃
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@andrelimasilva7352 " Lenin shot hundreds of thousands of innocents" Civil War in Russia is 5 to 10 millions of dead Russians just so Lenin can be the new Tsar and invent what is know as Red Terror... Every communist here should read "Lenin" by Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski. The guy that was there and his book was one of the biggest bestsellers all over the world before the WW2 started...
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Even the name "Lenin" was fake, 95% of the "truth" about Lenin that you can hear from Russians have nothing to do with "history".
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@MyAcc2021 But hey 5-10 millions of Russians died in civil war so Lenin can take power and kill and steal from even bigger number of people! So lets forget about it and lets talk about porn... 200IQ🤣 You know that in whole WW2 less than 5 millions of Germans died in world war that they lost? And that 5-10 millions of dead people was only start of communist score in XX century... NKVD, gulags, "sluggish schizophrenia"->people locked in mental hospitals for thinking that communism is not the best system in the world... you know all the good stuff that you love so much!
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To learn anything about Lenin you would need to read book "Lenin" by Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski and this book was on a black list and Red Army even diged out Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski dead body to be sure that no more history/achivments of early Soviet Union will be published by him...
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@TheButterMinecart1 "as that would have been less inaccurate than saying "worker family" " you sound like a guy that never ever was standing near a cow or a pig... you need to work on a farm with your hands even if you are the owner of that farm and the bigger the farm the more work is on that farm. Every year people from central and east Europe are imigrating for a sumer to Germany and France to be a sezonal worker on a farm... because it is hard work and most Germans and French people are not ready to work so hard!
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@Shifftee He is not American or Cuban and owning a slave was forbiden in most of Europe before Cuba and Floridda was discovered... and by babling some stupid stuff you trying to prove to the world that your ignorance is a bliss. Ruthenia was producing food not only for Ruthenia but also for western Europe and that was the case for many centuries. That is why Polish-Lithuanian Commonwelth was the reachest country in Europe for centuries. "Chernozem (from Russian: чернозём, tr. chernozyom, IPA: [tɕɪrnɐˈzʲɵm]; "black ground"), also called black earth or black soil, is a black-colored soil containing a high percentage of humus (4% to 16%) and high percentages of phosphoric acids, phosphorus, and ammonia. Chernozem is very fertile and can produce high agricultural yields with its high moisture storage capacity. " That is the secret, and basic knowledge that you learning on Geography in Poland in elementary school! But here every communist is pretending that weather and kulaks are responsible for holodomor. West part of Ruthenia was in Polish territory, not a single kulak was eliminated and no one was fighting with weather... and surprise surprise there was no famine and millions of people did not starved to death. And for you this horrible fate is a joke, because you think that you are special by babling crap that all people are equal and in the same time acting like some royal blood a$$hole.
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yea only 5-10 millions died in civil war so he under his fake name could start Red Terror and murder even more people...
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@kristoffer3000 Kulaks was the most effective farmers and did not needed anything from Bolsheviks... so ofc Bolsheviks were not happy about them and made decision to "reeducate" them via 8 grams of lead and vacations in Gulags. Ofc after that there was famine as every farmer that was doing most of the work was in gulag aor dead... and whose fault was that? Ofc "kulaks"... it is funy that someone in XXI with access to internet is able to swallow all that lies about kulaks. "Zimbabwe has offered to return land to foreign nationals whose farms were seized under a controversial government programme two decades ago." Yep, two decades ago in Zimbabwe government did repeat all the "kulaks bad lets kick them out" bs and surprise surprise... famine in Zimbabwe and 20 years later they are ready to give back the land to the owners as the new owners proved not able to do what the "bad kulaks" was doing... producing food= super scary stuff for communist like you...
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@bogdanzivkovic8711 "Well, let's see..." 1) you do not know the most basic things about the topic. Check. 2) you are ready to preach about the topic. Check. Kulaks were normal farmers and in your twisted mind you are babling about "hundreds of people working for them."... My great-grandfather was working as administrator for someone like you just described and his tittle was earl not"kulak". To be labeled as kulak you needed to be successful farmer... like for example my other great-grandfather that for his brain and hard work was awarded with nobility by Russian Tsar(and both of my great-grandfathers were Polish btw.). It is also funy that someone with the name Bogdan is trying to whitewash people that would be happy to send you to gulag for "reeducation" just for that name... Kulaks in USSR were producing most of the food, so by sending them to jail(or worse) Bolsheviks produced huge shortage of food in Soviet Union and millions of people were lacking food... and who Bolsheviks blamed for that? They blamed ofc the kulaks... so more farmers able to produce food were eliminated and the famine started and ofc it was not bolsheviks fault! When in 17 sep 1939 Red Army attacked Poland and Polish farmers saw all the horses from Soviet colective farms and how they look like(as red army took them from farms for the war) they wanted to cry, this "non-kulak" farmers were not even able to provide food for the horse->and its like the easiest job on the farm...
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@yulfakt6812 There is no democracy when one person is controling all the press and TV... you can have country with people that have all 200 IQ points and in the same time there is no chance for democracy to work if all the data is fabricated to make one person look good.
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@kensukefan47 "Ukrainians, Ukrainians! Russian and Kazakh people did starve too in the famine. Thanks to the kulaks." Polish-Lithuanian Commonwelth was the richest European country not because of colonies or slaves from Africa but because of massive food production... 5 centuries ago with no mechanization or fertilizers Ukraine was producing food for central Europe but also for the west Europe. Prussian government biggest income source at that time was a tax on food that was transported via rivers to the Baltic ports where it was then loaded on ships that were transporting the food to western Europe. Half of the Ukraine during Holodomor was at that time part of the Second Polish Republic and there was no sign of any famine there. And "kulaks" were farmers that did not needed help of communist, they were most skilled food producers and were earning plenty of money and in the same time producing plenty of food, the famine that communists blamed on them started when "kulaks" were eliminated and the land ended in hands of the bad farmers! Zimbabwe did exactly the same not so long ago, they kicked out all the white farmers claiming that they were evil and surprise surprise "proper" people got the land and production of food dived so hard that whole country was able to learn the real meaning of the word "famine"!
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@costbart During civil war that Lenin started 5 to 10 millions of Russians died... in whole war on all fronts and during all boombing "only" 5 millions of Germans died in WW2. Life of farmer in tsar Russia was bad but purges and nationalisation of private property was not an improvement. People did nothing to stop Lenin and his bolsheviks because WW1 was so bad and people wanted to see peace and some positive change and Lenin was telling to all his people to promise Russian people what ever they wanted to hear! All the books from Soviet Union claiming that he delivered what he promised... No he did not! But he was the new Tsar and he got Red Army and NKVD to deal with everyone that was unhapy with new Tsar(even name of LEnin was fake!). Read pre WW2 world bestseller: 'Lenin' by Antoni Ferdynand Ossendowski if you want to learn the truth about Lenin...
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