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Stalinist

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Moscow Trials

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Vyacheslav Menzhinsky

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'''Vyacheslav Menzhinsky''' was a [[Stalinist]] chief of the OGPU in the [[USSR]] from 1926 to 1934. The OGPU was a body of state security and intelligence, a predecessor to the [[NKVD]].

Menzhinsky joined the [[Cheka]] in 1919, became a deputy to its chief [[Dzerzhinsky]] (also known as Iron Felix) in 1923, and finally succeeded Dzerzhinsky in leading the OGPU.

In his late life, Menzhinsky grew ill and [[Yagoda]] began to take over the OGPU. Yagoda eventually poisoned Menzhinsky, a fact which was uncovered in the [[Moscow Trials]]. After Menzhinsky, the state security would be taken over by Yagoda, [[Yezhov]], and [[Beria]].

==Personal life==

Menzhinsky was of 100% Polish descent, born in Leningrad, but this has not stopped [[JQ]]ers from boldly claiming he was Jewish.

[[Trotsky]] hated Menzhinsky's humble discipline, saying: "The impression he made on me could best be described by saying that he made none at all. He seemed like a poor sketch for an unfinished portrait. Only now and then would an ingratiating smile or secret play of the eyes betray his eagerness from insignificance ... No-one took any notice of Menzhinsky, so quietly toiling away over his papers."<ref>Trotsky, Leon (1975). My Life. Hardmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin. pp. 465–66.</ref> Here Trotsky [[psychological projection|psychologically projects]] his intense need for validation and petty-bourgeois egoistic pride.

Menzhinsky had mastered over 10 languages, including Korean, Chinese, Turkish, and Persian, the last one learned especially in order to read works by Omar Khayyám. <ref>[[Simon Sebag Montefiore]]. Stalin, The Court of the Red Tsar. London: Phoenix. p. 135. ISBN 0-75381-766-7.</ref>

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[[Enver Hoxha]] (1908 - 1985)
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[[Aileen Getty]] (1957 - )
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[[Edward Snowden]] (1983 - )
[[Sam Altman]] (1985 - )
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Green Scare

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The '''Green Scare''' is a popular tendency of 21st century [[Islamophobia]] in [[North America]] and [[Europe]] that attempts to scapegoat the rise of [[terrorism]], the [[migrant crisis]], and rising [[Crime rate|crime rates]] on [[Islam]], an [[Abrahamic religion]] that is dominant in the [[Middle East]] and large parts of [[Africa]] and [[Central Asia]]. The scapegoating of Islam was largely popularized by [[Neoconservatism|neoconservatives]] during the [[War on Terror]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIW8LBhX6Ss The Green Scare: Is Islam a Threat to Europe?]</ref>

[[Haz al-Din]] on Kick on August 9, 2026 pointed out the resurgence of the Green Scare and predicted that Muslims will become a scapegoat similar to how the Nazis treated the Jews.

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Christopher Helali

2026-08-12T03:41:38Z

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'''Christopher Joseph Helali''' is a American activist who served as the international secretary of the Party of Communists USA. He is now the international secretary for the American Communist Party. He is also a social studies teacher at Hanover High School in Vermont.

Initially a US Army officer, he trained at Fort Benning and won several medals for his military service, but then became a conscientious objector in 2015 and resigned. He left for Greece in 2015 to work with anarchist Syrian refugees and later went on a tour with the YPG in Syria fighting against ISIS.<ref>{{Web citation|author=Christopher Helali and Judy Bello|newspaper=The United National Anti-War Coalition|title=Interview with US Activist Who Fought ISIS With The Kurds in Syria|date=2020/07/02|url=https://unac.notowar.net/2020/07/02/interview-with-us-citizen-who-fought-isis-with-the-kurds-in-syria/}} https://unac.notowar.net/2020/07/02/interview-with-us-citizen-who-fought-isis-with-the-kurds-in-syria/</ref>

He won a scholarship to study Marxism at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in China (as well as completing a religious studies degree) and joined the PCUSA. Helali eventually became their unsuccessful candidate for Congress in 2020 in Vermont (winning 1% of the vote) and later their international secretary, leaving this post seemingly just before the founding of the ACP.

==ACP membership==

Helali became a prominent figure in the ACP, traveling internationally to Russia and China.

In the 2024 US elections Helali won the position of High Bailiff in Vershire County, Vermont. The High Bailiff has the responsibility of arresting the county sheriff if they are charged of any wrongdoing, and of taking over their duties if they are incapacitated.

In 2026, Helali announced his decision to leave the ACP and seek Russian citizenship instead of being politically active in America.

==References==
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RTSG

2026-08-12T03:10:27Z

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{{Infobox political party|name=RTSG|logo=RTSG.jpg}}

'''RTSG''' or ''' Research & Technical Studies Group''' is an independent research collective dedicated to current events, history, philosophy, and political economy.

== Video essays ==

In 2026 the collective began releasing video essays, including:

* Who Funds The Left? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XL6K1gbT-M, coordinated with [[Jackson Hinkle]]

* Why Russia Needed Communism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zZsSPCrJU0

* The Zohran Deception https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxkBUeDmo4s

== Links ==

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RTSG_Main

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rtsg_main/

X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/RTSG_Main

Substack: https://www.media.rtsg.org/

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Socialist realism

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Socialist realism is the main socialist style of art, depicting reality and its beauty, in contrast to bourgeois art (especially [[postmodern]] art) depicting ideals divorced from reality.

==Marxist theory of art and culture==

Art reflects its class basis. A [[normal]], productive class, like the proletariat, wants to see beauty in real life. An obsolete class, which is not advancing production but living as a parasite, such as the [[bourgeois]], separates itself from reality as far as possible, getting lost in ideals.<ref>Bland, Stalin and the Arts.</ref>

==Bourgeois art==

Under bourgeois [[cultural hegemony]], most art is slop. In the name of "abstract art", the bourgeois consume completely meaningless splatter they call "art". Many people believe this is purely a money laundering scheme, but actually that is only partly true. The bourgeois (and unproductive [[lumpenproletariat|lumpen]]) genuinely enjoy abstract slop.

==Socialist art==

The very early Soviet Union had various art trends. This was a result of the intellectuals and stopped when Stalin took over. The futurist trend also could have been due to the circumstances of destruction in the civil war and the need for hope despite a bleak reality.

The proletariat and other productive classes tend to enjoy realism - they make real life beautiful, and make beauty reflect real life. Realism was popular in all revolutionary eras, from the [[French Revolution]] to the Soviet Union.

Stalin particularly made communist housing beautifully designed, whereas later Khrushchev and Brezhnev downgraded to commie blocs. Still, many metro stops and infrastructure like the Moscow train station remained well designed.

[[Maxim Gorky]] was considered a socialist realist writer. How the Steel Was Tempered by Nikolai Ostrovsky was also a socialist realist fiction book and movie about a Russian comrade.

==Further reading==
* Bill Bland. Stalin and the Arts. https://espressostalinist.com/2014/11/17/bill-bland-stalin-the-arts-on-marxist-leninist-aesthetics/

==References==

Socialist realism

2026-08-10T05:26:13Z

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Socialist realism is the main socialist style of art, depicting reality and its beauty, in contrast to bourgeois art (especially [[postmodern]] art) depicting ideals divorced from reality.

==Marxist theory of art and culture==

Art reflects its class basis. A [[normal]], productive class, like the proletariat, wants to see beauty in real life. An obsolete class, which is not advancing production but living as a parasite, such as the [[bourgeois]], separates itself from reality as far as possible, getting lost in ideals.<ref>Bland, Stalin and the Arts.</ref>

==Bourgeois art==

Under bourgeois [[cultural hegemony]], most art is slop. In the name of "abstract art", the bourgeois consume completely meaningless splatter they call "art". Many people believe this is purely a money laundering scheme, but actually that is only partly true. The bourgeois (and unproductive [[lumpens|lumpen]]) genuinely enjoy abstract slop.

==Socialist art==

The very early Soviet Union had various art trends. This was a result of the intellectuals and stopped when Stalin took over. The futurist trend also could have been due to the circumstances of destruction in the civil war and the need for hope despite a bleak reality.

The proletariat and other productive classes tend to enjoy realism - they make real life beautiful, and make beauty reflect real life. Realism was popular in all revolutionary eras, from the [[French Revolution]] to the Soviet Union.

Stalin particularly made communist housing beautifully designed, whereas later Khrushchev and Brezhnev downgraded to commie blocs. Still, many metro stops and infrastructure like the Moscow train station remained well designed.

[[Maxim Gorky]] was considered a socialist realist writer. How the Steel Was Tempered by Nikolai Ostrovsky was also a socialist realist fiction book and movie about a Russian comrade.

==Further reading==
* Bill Bland. Stalin and the Arts. https://espressostalinist.com/2014/11/17/bill-bland-stalin-the-arts-on-marxist-leninist-aesthetics/

==References==

Socialist realism

2026-08-10T05:21:50Z

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Socialist realism is the main socialist style of art, depicting reality and its beauty, in contrast to bourgeois art (especially [[postmodern]] art) depicting ideals divorced from reality.

==Marxist theory of art and culture==

Art reflects its class basis. A [[normal]], productive class, like the proletariat, wants to see beauty in real life. An obsolete class, which is not advancing production but living as a parasite, such as the [[bourgeois]], separates itself from reality as far as possible, getting lost in ideals.<ref>Bland, Stalin and the Arts.</ref>

==Bourgeois art==

Under bourgeois [[cultural hegemony]], most art is slop. In the name of "abstract art", the bourgeois consume completely meaningless splatter they call "art". Many people believe this is purely a money laundering scheme, but actually that is only partly true. The bourgeois (and unproductive [[lumpens|lumpen]]) genuinely enjoy abstract slop.

==Socialist art==

The early Soviet Union had various art trends. This was a result of the intellectuals

The proletariat and other productive classes tend to enjoy realism - they make real life beautiful, and make beauty reflect real life.

Realism was popular in all revolutionary eras, from the French Revolution to the Soviet Union.

Stalin particularly made communist housing beautifully designed, whereas later Khrushchev and Brezhnev downgraded to commie blocs. Still, many metro stops and infrastructure like the Moscow train station remained well designed.

[[Maxim Gorky]] was considered a socialist realist writer. How the Steel Was Tempered by Nikolai Ostrovsky was also a socialist realist fiction book and movie about a Russian comrade.

==Further reading==
* Bill Bland. Stalin and the Arts. https://espressostalinist.com/2014/11/17/bill-bland-stalin-the-arts-on-marxist-leninist-aesthetics/

==References==

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