Almost all literature is revisionist. Except perhaps Dostoevsky (going by how badly the left is trying to get rid of him). I was a liberal long back as well, and I never woke up and said I am a liberal. It just happened naturally as I used to love reading books and watching documentaries, reading history etc. There is such a subtle thread of propaganda in everything (I cant even call it propaganda since its so subtle). Now when I go back, its clear to see how slowly and methodically they imprinted ideas in our minds.

This is what I tell people when they say "The plan is not going fast enough". The enemy was so slow, so patient and so methodical and never once said "our plan is not going fast enough", and yet here we are, not even understanding the magnitude of what we are facing, complaining its not all over yet.

It's because of Trotsky, though, I started looking back at Stalin, and I am pretty convinced now that at some point Stalin turned against the Cabal. He basically purged all Trotsky loyalists, and Trotsky was the Cabal man in USSR. I am also rethinking Holodomor. There was a discussion here a few weeks ago and what we came up with was that Stalin turned communism against the Khazarians by collectivising the farms since Khazarian homeland of Ukraine was a big agricultural country. When the Khazarians, in their hypocritical fashion, fought back and refused to share their grains, he let them all starve.

He famously said "Tell me when they are starving so badly they start eating their own babies". Of course, this had always disgusted me about Stalin, but when you realise he was aiming this at the land of the Satanic people who kill and eat other people's babies, it takes a whole different meaning.

I believe the real atrocities happened in USSR under Lenin and Trotsky when they brutally murdered millions of white christians. Even the Holodomor is a red herring.