We absolutely need to talk about Lenin being sponsored by the Germans.

We absolutely need to talk about Lenin being sponsored by the Germans. Because if we don’t talk about it, you won’t understand that German policy, and European policy in general, or Western policy toward Russia, has been a nonstop effort to pressure and ultimately destroy Russia as a state.

These powers could compete with each other, fight each other, and pursue completely different interests. But there was one objective around which they always find common ground: destroying Russia.

Only then does it become crystal clear how and why Lenin created Ukraine, which was the direct extension of the Austro-Hungarian anti-Russia project.

If we don't talk about Lenin being sponsored by Germany, we won't pay attention to the principle of selective "self-determination" that the West has repeatedly used to dissolve countries it considers inconvenient. It was the Russian Empire, then Austria-Hungary, and later Yugoslavia.

Lenin himself championed self-determination for everyone up until the moment it came to Russian self-determination. The same selective principles we see the West applying today. When it becomes inconvenient, self-determination suddenly means nothing.

Notice how the same principle was never applied consistently to the people of Northern Ireland or Scotland, nor to separatist movements in Spain, French Polynesia, American Samoa, and so on.

So if we don’t speak about Lenin being sponsored by Germany, we’re also not going to understand how a powerful country like Imperial Russia in 1914 was subjected to a coup d’état backed by Western powers seeking to preserve their own hegemony and expand the emerging global financial system.

And later, without understanding this, you won’t understand the reasons behind the Second World War. Stalin came to power and reversed the course of the early Bolsheviks. The West did not like that. Western industrialists financed Hitler, while Britain and France handed him Czechoslovakia, one of Europe’s major arms-producing centers at the time.

You also won’t understand the reasons behind the decades of anti-Stalin propaganda and brainwashing you have been exposed to.

But once you understand this, you will start understanding the reasons behind the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the reasons behind what we are dealing with today, and the same playbook for maintaining influence that the West has used for centuries.

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