Thread: Does Communism still have a role to play, or is it dead?

Communism became a powerful ideology all over the world because the country who spread it has the best intelligence agencies like the GRU, KGB and Stasi. Depravity and ruthlessness became the byword that is why they have disciplined spies and counterspies. Death to spies also became a byword in SMERSH! If only I could relive my life all over again going in and out of the Soviet embassy and Vietnamese embassy in Manila rubbing elbows and playing footsies with _______. I used to bring Russian vodka to my army officer neighbours during the era of the Soviet empire. Those were the days oh yes those were the days...

Originally Posted by heartfelty

Communism became a powerful ideology all over the world because the country who spread it has the best intelligence agencies like the GRU, KGB and Stasi.

Oh, that's just a brilliant example of a person who doesn't know history but repeats lies that he has been told
Marx's communism has been born in Europe. France, Germany and UK were the pioneers of Marx's communism, long before Russia. Karl Marx is German BTW, if you didn't know
In USA Marx's communism has been developed as CPUSA in 1919. By that time Russia is in the middle of the civil war, no GRU or KGB, they were form way after that German's STACI has been founded in 1950, after WWII