@Adoring Fan You've literally failed to provide any substantial evidence that doesn't amount to anecdotal bullshit from a 1920s NY Times article that you obviously didn't read, or some quote which supposedly originated from a member of the CPUSA at a rally that may not have even taken place. You have no reliable sources whatsoever.

anecdotal how?

I've given you a list of elites that funded the revolution and its end result

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Philadelphia communists, 1936-1956, Paul Lyons, page 81 @Deleted User

First of all, Parvus wasn't an "elite" by any means. He was NOT a capitalist. Secondly, Olof may have been an "elite," but he was clearly a well-known communist sympathizer, and obviously wanted nothing to do with the private interests of the financial oligarchy. They were both class-traitors, which is a good thing.

He was a government official, with a position of power.

most communists including your butt buddy the anglo whatshisname will say that that's enough to be considered capitalistic

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and government financial positions are not elite according to your book? I failed to realise that that is clearly a factor

Your all stupid liberals shut up.

Russia military is stronger then the USA

by what standard

the cowardly little kike snake funneled money from the german economy to the soviet, through switzerland, illegally.

I’m joking

They dont

Only by people

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did you know that north korea has the 4th largest army in the world?

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