o genocídio dos queridos líderes

FONTE

The leaders

• Leaders of the Soviet Union
• Lenin 1917-24.
  • Lenin killed 4 million people - men, women and little children. He is the 5th greatest murderer of the 20th century (after Stalin, Mao,  ̶H̶i̶t̶l̶e̶r̶  Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek).
  • The hate-filled mass murderer Lenin, with his rage against everyone decent in society, his drive to kill and destroy everything that generations of tolerant and hard-working people had built, and his staggering barbarism, set the tone for every communist regime that followed in the world.
  • Even today, unbelievably, there are people who openly call themselves Marxist-Leninist and openly admire Lenin.
• Trotsky 1917-24.
  • As leader of the Red Army in Lenin's war on the peasants, Trotsky was a mass murderer. He was Lenin's prime henchman in the killing of 4 million innocent people - men, women and children.
  • Trotsky supported the killing of all political opponents of the regime (...). Trotsky supported the extermination of the bourgeoisie.
  • There is some justice in the fact that he was executed by Stalin in Mexico in 1940, but not much. He should have been put on trial first, and then executed.
  • Even today, unbelievably, there are people who openly follow this disgusting mass murderer, and see him as some kind of "alternative" to Stalin.
  • The Trotsky Museum in Mexico - the equivalent of a museum to Hess or Eichmann.
• Stalin 1924-53.
  • Stalin is perhaps the most evil human being that ever lived.
  • Stalin killed 42 million people - men, women and little children. In all of history, only Mao could possibly have killed more.
• Khrushchev 1953-64.
  • As head of the Communist Party in the Ukraine under Stalin, Khrushchev was a mass murderer. Indeed, he was called The Butcher of the Ukraine.
  • As premier, Khrushchev killed around 4 million people (see below).
  • He was also the Butcher of The Hungarian Revolution 1956.
• Brezhnev 1964-82.
  • Brezhnev killed around 2 million people (see below).
  • He was the imperialist Butcher of Moldova 1950-52.
  • He was the Butcher of The Prague Spring 1968.
• Rudolph J. Rummel estimates 7 million dead after Stalin, mostly through camps. His estimates for the camps alone break down as:
  • 950,000 dead 1954-55 (Khrushchev)
  • 3.1 million dead 1956-60 (Khrushchev)
  • 1.6 million dead 1961-70 (Khrushchev, Brezhnev)
  • 780,000 dead 1970-82 (Brezhnev)
  • 200,000 dead 1983-87 (Andropov, Chernenko, Gorbachev) 

Lénine e Trotsky - 4 milhões de mortos

Estaline - 42 milhões de mortos

Kruschev - 4 milhões de mortos

Brezhnev - 2 milhões de mortos

Andropov, Chernenko e Gorbachev - 200 mil mortos