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Hey there jimmy jim-jim jimbo! Did you know that it would have been impossible for the americans to know wether the Russians were starving due to the information lockdown of the Iron Curtain? It wasn't until the Soviet Union collapsed that Russia started facing mass starvation due to the sudden collapse of soft infrastructure. The meme that russians have no food was merely a american propaganda campaign to shame an already defeated enemy as well as ensure nobody questioned their rule again. In addition 2 out of 3 of the authors for the Black Book of Communism publicly announced they had fudged the numbers of the calculated deaths caused by the Communist regime Now isn't that just qauckers?

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Remake of the original picture that said "Maldita sea Jimbo, el socialismo no funciona" (dammit Jimbo, socialism doesn't work).
NacKELODEON OH JIMBO! Say, son, were you aware that the CIA secretly produced, sponsored or subsidized more than a thousand (mostly foreign) books prior to the tail-end of 1967? Yeah, well, these books were literal propaganda made to sway public opinion foreign and domestically against Vietnam, communist regimes and other foreign governments. Also, this isn't even a conspiracy theory, son. It was revealed by the U.S. Senate Church Committee in the mid-1970s, launched to investigate clandestine activities and intelligence abuses by the federal government following the Watergate scandal. Use the Google, son!
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Uploaded Feb 09, 2019 at 08:34PM EST

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