Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "Our Great Leader, Comrade Stalin. Part 2 #USSR, #stalin" video.

  1.  @cageybee7221  "Ukraine and Belarus are drought heavy regions with unstable crops, famines happened in these regions for hundreds of years and some were even worse than the soviet famines." That is a big pile of bull shit what you trying to sell here. Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealt main export product to the west of Europe was food and the same regions that was "unstable" and "famines happened" in your silly bolshevik theory was the biggest producers of food in Europe and all that with obsolete medieval technologies... but hey tell us more about Soviet superior technology and how in XX century with tractorsand everything your beloved Bolsheviks was not able to produce food on the most fertile land in Europe... haha "Chernozem is very fertile and can produce high agricultural yields with its high moisture storage capacity." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernozem
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  2.  @Mister_Dongs  "Stalin had exceptional natural talents " you clearly sufer from natural overdose of Bolshevik propaganda. Stalin was one of the leader in Polish-Bolshevik war in 1920 and most likely his stupid decisions was one of the biggest reasons why Bolsheviks lost that war. Then he helped to arm Germany, then he helped Adolf to gain power when he ordered german communists via comintern to not vote for Adolf oposition... all that "talented" decisions ended up with 20 millions of dead on his side durning WW2. What is more important it did not end up in complete failure only because he started to beg for help in USA and USA started Lend-Lease program. So in the end his "amazing" country was able to not starve to death thx to tin cans from "bad and gready imperialists" and all that almost at no cost... As a "thank you" for all the help Russians are now happy to tell to the world that they won WW2 pretty much alone and in that story about WW2 there is never anything about beggining of the war and secret part of Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact where this huge 53cm long signature on map of Poland (divided 51% for USSR and less than 49% for Germany) is visible...
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  3.  @diesect33  Well said! And this comment section is a solid prove of that...
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  4. murderer... (you failed to add)
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  5. "concerning the soviet history" like all the false promises made by communists? Didnt Lenin officialy say that "lies" are the best way to spread the revolution? ROTFL
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  6.  @stogerat  "true fat cat kulaks were evil and cared only for their own pockets" because communists murdered people that they planed to rob and this bad kulaks did not wanted to share fruits of their work with this "innocent" people... and the ex bank rober Stalin that liked to use NKVD to kill all his oponents, suspected oponents and potential oponents should be alowed to kill that kulaks if they dont want to be his slaves... And babling about Stalin industralization is just sily, all his "magic" work was only on a basis that he deported millions of innocent people to some previously inhabited places in Russia, only reason why its not so obvious how crapy leader he was is that Romanov family was as crapy in this topic as comrade Stalin. USSR moved forward thanks to the fact that whole civilized world moved forward and Stalin have nothing to do with it. He loved to steal designs from other countries and his input was "do it exactly like they did", Soviet copy of B-29 is a good example of that philosophy. Not to mention that in his time to publish any book you needed in it Stalin quotations(even if that was baking manual...), he murdered or sended to gulags so many inteligent people that could push country forward(just for example: Sergei Korolev ended in gulag, designer of T-34 ended up dead thanks to his order, the guy that invented engine for T-34 was executed and the list is so loooong), Hitler got into power thanks to him and was able to arm also thanks to him(tanks that started ww2 was made out of Soviet steel, burning soviet oil and crews was trained in secret training school for tank commanders operated by the German Reichswehr at Kazan, Soviet Union... so all destruction in USSR you can blame on him. Only thanks to Lend-Lease Act and United States USSR did not lost the war when Hitler managed to take most of the grounds that was used for food production. Red Army won the war thanks to tin cans that was made in USA and was transported to the front on a Ford truck(and all of that and muuuuuch more completly for free), when Red Army entered Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany and other countries they started to rob everything... Even war reparations for Poland from Germany ended up in USSR. The Marshall Plan (officially the European Recovery Program, ERP)? Not on my watch!... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalin%27s_cult_of_personality#/media/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_183-11500-0994,_Berlin,_III._Weltfestspiele.jpg In the middle of night Stalin makes a call. "Comrade Molotov? Tell me, are you still stuttering?" "Yes, comrade Stalin, but if the building of socialism demands, I will....." "No, comrade Molotov, there's no need. Sleep well." He dials another number. "Comrade Mikoyan? Listen, when you were a Baku commissar, how many of commissars were in Baku?" "Twenty-seven, comrade Stalin." "And how many were killed in 1920? "Twenty-six, comrade Stalin." "Well, sleep well, our twenty-seventh commissar of Baku." He dials one more number. "Comrade Beria? Listen, are you sure you've shot Bukharin to death?" "Quite sure, comrade Stalin. Why?" "No, it's nothing. Sleep well, comrade Beria." He sets the receiver in the cradle, and says, "Good. Now I've calmed all of them down, now I may go to sleep myself.
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