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HenryMakow.com – Aug 26, 2024

Like World War Two, WW3 is a charade fought between two branches of Freemasonry, Communism (Russia, Iran, China) and Fascism (Zionism & its backers) for the depopulation and enslavement of humanity.

“Alas, my worst forecasts have come true: failure to finish off the Soviet system conclusively has led to its revival. Clearly, Putin and his KGB cohorts would have never climbed to power if Russian society had the courage to launch what we advocated twenty-three years ago: a Nuremberg-style trial and illustrations. Without it, the country went full circle and reverted back to the USSR.”

Bukovsky likens the US to “an institution for mentally retarded adolescents.”

Vladimir Bukovsky: Judgment in Moscow: Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity. Alyona Kojevnikov translation. Middletown: Ninth of November Press, 2019 (1996).

The Regime Change that Wasn’t 

by Will Morrisey  — (Abridged by henrymakow.com)

Among the courageous dissidents who opposed the Soviet regime, the late Vladimir Bukovsky (1942-2019) will remain among the most honorable. ‘Hospitalized’ by the Communists in the early 1960s (he had photocopied Milovan Djilas’ The New Class, a telltale act of insanity in the eyes of the comrades), he eventually earned a degree in neuropsychology in England, where he resided after his expulsion from his homeland in 1976. He was best known in the West for his campaign against the Soviet abuse of psychiatry for political purposes.

Bukovsky published the first edition of Judgment in Moscow in France in 1995; a Russian edition appeared the next year. He intended to expose the character of the Soviet regime and the geopolitical strategy which derived from that character by presenting … a substantial selection of the Kremlin documents he’d copied during the brief period when the regime’s archives were open to the public, beginning in 1991. These documents not only show the malice, duplicity, and self-delusion of Lenin’s heirs; they also show how Western politicians, journalists, and businessmen blundered repeatedly in formulating their own policies, primarily because they failed to understand the persistently Leninist mindset of their counterparts.

That failure explains the long delay in publishing the English translation–its uncompromising denunciation of Mikhail Gorbachev being among its many offenses to genteel progressives in the United States and England. Revising it for this long-delayed edition, Bukovsky reports that he made no significant revisions. “Alas, my worst forecasts have come true: failure to finish off the Soviet system conclusively has led to its revival. Clearly Putin and his KGB cohorts would have never climbed to power if Russian society had the courage to launch what we advocated twenty-three years ago: a Nuremberg-style trial and lustrations. Without it, the country went full circle and reverted back to the USSR.”

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