Stalin’s regime of fear, death camps, and secret murders …
The Soviet Russian genocide of Muslims …
Stalin’s scientists killed for refusing to accept the theory of evolution …
In the first part of this film we examined the birth and development of communist ideology. As we have seen, no matter how much they promised they would bring peace and justice to the world, Marx and Engel’s theory actually brought only blood and death. Taking Darwin’s theory of evolution as its so-called scientific basis, communist ideology spread rapidly, witnessing its first revolution in Russia. After taking power, Lenin, who led the revolution, set up a dictatorship and spread terror over the length and breadth of Russia.
Today we know that Lenin had not the slightest feeling of compassion for his enemies, and that he had tens of thousands of opponents of the regime tortured to death or shot. Furthermore, we also know that the famine caused by his mistaken policies led to the deaths of 5 million innocent people. These facts, confirmed by the archives, reveal the bloody history of communism to all.
The bloodiest pages of that bloody history, however, were written by another dictator, a man who left even Lenin in the shade. That dictator was Stalin, one of the worst murderers in history.
In this part of the film we shall be seeing the murders committed by Stalin’s regime, together with the dimensions of the disasters that Darwinism has visited on the world.
