Mike Adams' Communist Holocaust Museum
The best anti-commie article I’ve read this summer. And by best, I mean most recent…
Pointing out the fact that “the communists murdered 100 million innocents in just 72 years,” Mike Adams proposes “the establishment of the first National Communist Holocaust Museum on the campus of one of our nation’s public universities.”
Adams explains:
It will not be difficult to raise several million dollars to fund this bold new initiative. The generosity and patriotism of Americans will see to that. The real difficulty will be finding a public university that will allow such a museum to be constructed in the face of staunch opposition from socialist professors.
Take a moment to imagine the impact of such a museum. The atrocities of Stalin could be outlined in the Stalin Room. The atrocities of Mao could be displayed in the Mao Room, and the atrocities of Pol Pot could be shown in the Pol Pot Room. Each room could feature a burning candle for every 1 million innocents murdered by the dictator after which the room is named.
Just imagine the possibilities. And imagine how difficult it would be to teach communism on a campus with such a museum standing as a guardian of truth, justice, and individual liberty.
These are just the parts of the article that I found particularly worthwhile. The rest can be found here.
I would of course recommend additional rooms for Ho Chi Minh and Castro/Guevara...
Pointing out the fact that “the communists murdered 100 million innocents in just 72 years,” Mike Adams proposes “the establishment of the first National Communist Holocaust Museum on the campus of one of our nation’s public universities.”
Adams explains:
It will not be difficult to raise several million dollars to fund this bold new initiative. The generosity and patriotism of Americans will see to that. The real difficulty will be finding a public university that will allow such a museum to be constructed in the face of staunch opposition from socialist professors.
Take a moment to imagine the impact of such a museum. The atrocities of Stalin could be outlined in the Stalin Room. The atrocities of Mao could be displayed in the Mao Room, and the atrocities of Pol Pot could be shown in the Pol Pot Room. Each room could feature a burning candle for every 1 million innocents murdered by the dictator after which the room is named.
Just imagine the possibilities. And imagine how difficult it would be to teach communism on a campus with such a museum standing as a guardian of truth, justice, and individual liberty.
These are just the parts of the article that I found particularly worthwhile. The rest can be found here.
I would of course recommend additional rooms for Ho Chi Minh and Castro/Guevara...
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posted by Peter G at 9:42 a. m.
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