Flesh Eating Beginning

1917 DAWN OF A NEW WORLD ..



's been 92 years .. it was the evening of November 6 (24 October of the Julian calendar in use at the time) that's why the name of the October Revolution. Yes, .. it began the revolt that would end the night of November 8 to two, with the taking of the Winter Palace and the delivery of all power to the Soviets (who were the organs of struggle of peasants and workers).
At that moment begins a new era for the oppressed, a difficult path, but with some errors in the right direction.
A journey to a world of true equality ... unfortunately those who came after Lenin was unable (because it was not and especially not interested, she only wanted absolute power, that is the opposite of communism) to continue with this wind of hope for the world.

For those who still makes a different set of Cozzaglia of Lenin and Stalin read below what is in his will in fact Lenin said of Stalin:

"Comrade Stalin, having become general secretary, has concentrated in his hands a great power, and I'm not sure he knows how to use it with enough caution. On the other hand, Comrade Trotsky as evidenced by his fight against CC in the matter of the People's Commissariat for Transport, is distinguished not only for its outstanding ability. Personally, he is perhaps the most capable among the members of the CC. "

" Stalin is too rude, and this defect, quite tolerable environment and the relations among us Communists, becomes intolerable in the function of secretary general. So I suggest the comrades think about a way to remove Stalin from that post and appointing another man in this place, apart from all other respects differs from Comrade Stalin only for a better quality, that is, to be more tolerant more loyal, more polite and more considerate to the comrades, less capricious, and so on. This may seem a trifle insignificant. But I think that from the point of view of the impediment of a split and to what I wrote on the relationship between Stalin and Trotsky, not a little thing, that is a little thing that may be of decisive importance. "