Eight years ago today the Bolshevik coup. #état end overthrow of Kerensky took place AN important Kremlin Bolshevik, when the question was submitted to him this spring] soliciting to elicit how long the Eolshevist dictatorship will last, replied in an official manner: "We shall have a dictatorship as long as there is one man in this country who does not think, as we do." The question that) naturally rises before the mind of every thinking man is: "What, on earth do the Bolsheviki actually think they think" ight years have passed since the publication of the Bolshevi: s socialistic revolutionary pro-_ gramme that was intended to serve as the basis for the introduction and establishment of] proclaimed utopian agriculture and industrial life, in Russia first, and then _afterwards throughout the entire world. The programme, of which there not one single item fulfilled to-day, was divided into three stages, the last of which was purely utopian namely, the complete abolition of capital and currency. Simultaneously with the hhatehing of the aforesaid socialistic programme the Bolshevist coat-of-arms, if such an ossian can be employed, con-Sioting of 2 Rammer, "a sickle and a star, was declared and then all the rabid principles of crank: socialists and other twisted-brained—_revolutioniste, whom civilization had long for gotten, including the Com. munists' deities, Karl Marx and Englis, were suddenly sprung upon the most illiterate, laziest and least offending people in the world, namely, the Russian people. One after another all the pillars that had formed Russia's traditions for centuries—no€ only the three centuries of the former Tsar governments, but even earlier than these— were ruthlessly destroyed in order to make place for the new socialistic programme.
Never did a country choose a more appropriate symbol for its coat-of-arms. Ruin, destruction, waste and rampant anarchy was effected by means of the Soviet sledge-hammer and thousands of innocent lives were callously mowed down with the Soviet mi sickle which still drips with blood. The star, however, being: 'a heavenly emblem, shone and brought the socialistic fanatic's bloody work before the notice of civilization, when the Russian' people groaned under the weigh: of the hammer and sickle: and thus, after the last item of Moscow's delirious socialistic programme of 1917 had been put into the scales and, like all the others, found wanting, Moscow sobered up and discovered that her only salvation lay in capital This year she has actually ut her emissaries to London order to obtain the very! thing the Bolsheviki most condemned eight years ago. So, still bearing in mind the li portant Kremlin Bolshevik's statement quoted above, the question again rises before us "What on earth do the Bolsheviki actually think they think?" ight long years of socialistic suicidal failures practised upon tolerant, illiterate-people by a handful of misguided socialists and revolutionists have succeeded in putting Rossia's progress back for years and years and|'y wiping out the very backbone of the Slavonic race of that country. Eight long years of failure have only served to crystallize that sardonic smile which the Kremlin Bolsheviki indulge in, as they survey the wreckage of their diabolic. work in foreign count-tries) where their slogan is. "Blood, bloodshed." For, with- what will find it difficult to continue duping their own dupes. Seated the midst of the ruins of their jeight years? dark. dictatorship, stemmed with socialism than the waters of the Volga could be diverted to flow north instead of south. They view the ever-increasing growth of industrialism in their own Jcourrtry as their work and forget that it is but the remnant that life which they so ruthless. ly hacked down and terrorized during those frightful eight ars of their dictatorship, beginning at last to assert itself the same manner as new gra: does after a forest fire. These socialistic tyrants actually have the barefaced audacity to claim that they are progressing now and are themselves ignorant of the meaning of the expression they employ: for it is not they who are progressing, but that very life referred to is springing up from out of the waste heap of exploded socialistic principles and diseased communistic lereeds and is actually demand.
1 the first principles of capitalism, The real interpreta-jon of Moscow's vaunted utter. lance regarding progress and the Kremlin Bolshevik's statement, referred to above must read, ~Peccavimus—it is capital we want now and we will have a dictatorship as long as there is one man in this country who dares not think as we do'
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