Frontpage FeedMay Day 2008: A Day of Remembrance
Welcome to The Distributed Republic's 5th annual remembrance of the victims of communism. Our busy personal lives made this year's event a bit sparser than usual, but we hope you enjoy the postings.
The Red Plague by guest blogger Professor R. J. Rummel (republished)
Complicity by Jonathan Wilde
Forced Labor: North Koreans Working Abroad by Rainbough Phillips
A History The EU Wants to Forget by Rainbough Phillips
A Video Memorial to Victims of Khmer Rouge by Rainbough Phillips
Gulag Love by Jonathan Wilde
Remembrance by Jonathan Wilde
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Perry de Havilland:The prime motivation of government is...to be in government. Making the country a 'better place' comes a distant second.Or as a Mr. E. Blair wrote 60 years ago:We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention...
Today is May Day, the primary holiday of communist parties and regimes. Last year, I put forward my proposal to transform May Day into Victims of Communism Day, in honor ...
educate yourself!
every adult must know about communism at least as much as he knows about venereal deceases, and for pretty much the same reason
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