Page 185 - Communism in Ambush

Adnan Oktar (Harun Yahya)
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Interestingly, these two newly formed structures—"brutal capital-
ism" and "feudalism"—fulfill the conditions required for the Revolution
according to Marxism. From a Marxist perspective, Russia's present
structure is "pre-Communist." The Communists who have the majority
of the votes and influence state mechanisms, think that in the event of an
international crisis that shakes confidence in democracy and a liberal
economy, Communists could turn this theory to practice. Russia could
once again easily pass into the hands of a Communist regime.
Here, we notice one of Communism's sly tactics: creating an order
that arises out of the breakdown of their own chronology of history (the
passage from capitalism to Communism). For this reason, they surren-
dered the Russian people into the hands of the mafia and prepared the
environment for the coming of classical capitalism. They crush the peo-
ple with the very system they've established, trying to make them be-
lieve that there is no other solution but Communism.
On the other hand, Communism continues to exist in secret.
Russia's present authorities are all former Communists, educated ac-
cording to Marx's dialectical materialism and have not given up their
dreams of a Communist state. On the contrary, they believe that
Communism must develop from the capitalist phase and look on while
capitalism is exercised because they regard this as a requirement of
being a "Communist." They currently support and implement capitalism
at this particular time because they are truly Communists.

Russian demonstrators
shouting out slogans
opposing Russia's new
capitalist order and de-
manding a return to
Communism.