The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-08-06
BY BEN BUCKLEY

Russian history tells tale that is
not pleasant to look upon during the
reign of the car, under an imperial
list government, gripped in the dark
ages of superstition and guided by
Rasputin, one of the worst religious
devils that ever set foot on this earth
since the history Of mankind has been
recorded 1t is disgrace to men and
a blot on the intelligence of mankind.
The foul and brutal treatment of the
people under the imperialist rule
could only be purified in one manner
and that was through a revolution
Nothing could have washed the filth
off the common people except the
blood of their debasers.
The revolution wasn't exactly a pic
mic field for the people. 1t was grim
and bloody affair carried on by deter
mined people that were fighting
tyranny and oppression; that were
fighting for the right of life and the
necessities of life; that were fighting
for the right to be human beings in
stead of robots for the car, the
church and their cohorts; a nation of
starving people fighting pestilence
and counter revolutions. And then
came their struggle to conquer vast
land with hundreds of different
languages and different IDEAS an I'M
developed country without food, ma
chinery or credit for purchasing such;
vast country Of millions of starving
people trying to save themselves and
their children from death by starva-
ton and disease while combating
counter revolutions that were started !
time and time again by the monied |
capitalist class of other countries.
These counter revolutions were
started by the bread that was sent
into Russia under the guise of relief.
and then put into the hands of those
that were subservient to the plotters.
Bread held out by the hand of one of
Gods disciples with a string attached
to it, and the string tied to a contract
of rebellion; a contract that called
for the death and destruction of the
takers neighbor; counter revolution
to unseat the people and put that vast
wealth that is Russia into the hands
of foreign exploiters.
The first years after Russia's revo-
luton a few men and women worked s
tirelessly night and day to overcome t
and hold in check starvation and revo- j
buttons. They were constantly among ,
the people, guiding and helping them, S
steering them clear of traps and pit /
falls, guiding them away from the /
path that would again lead them back
into slavery. A mere handful of men t
and women out of Russia's millions C
Of people had the foresight and cour- ii
age to guide to victory and freedom a q
and disease infested nation. L
No mother or father could have sacri- v
feed more for their best loved child S
han did some of these workers for I
he welfare of Russia's millions. They a
sacrificed their all, they gave their s
Ives, they dropped dead at their jobs,
disease ridden and in T
'ested with vermin. They were the
of Russia's slaves. i,
Twenty some years have passed and
3ussia's people have changed from a II
degraded horde of beings to W
luman beings, educated workers, q,
building a nation for the benefit of n
heir people. In short generation all
he people have been raised out of the ta
ark ages. Some of them have been a,
anked out of the past of thousand q
ears ago into modern civilization a
f equality in life. ot
While Russia was building nation til
Dr. the benefit of man the rest of the ~
atoms of the world were building OF
lachine called fascism under the de