The bloody history of communism 1

Q: Why does the materialist philosophy of communism lead to violence?

The philosophy treats human beings as mere animals rather than creations of Allah. Because it identifies conflict and struggle as the primary drivers of progress, it justifies the use of brutality and cruelty to force societal change.

Q: What was the role of famine in the Bolshevik strategy?

Lenin deliberately engineered famines by seizing all seeds and crops from peasants. He believed the resulting starvation and despair would break the people's spirit, destroy their faith in God, and force them to submit to the communist regime.

Q: What is the historical evidence regarding the Bolshevik coup of 1917?

Historical records demonstrate that the October coup was not a massive popular uprising but a small, silent operation. Fewer than 100 armed militants attacked the Winter Palace, yet later Soviet propaganda sought to inflate the event's scale to gain legitimacy.

Abstract

This video examines the 20th century as the bloodiest era in history, attributing the mass slaughter and suffering directly to the ideology of communism. It traces the rise of communist regimes from the Paris Commune to Lenin's Bolshevik revolution, illustrating how dialectical materialism dehumanizes individuals by viewing them as animals. Through historical documentation, the video reveals how communist leaders deliberately used violence, famine, and terror to enforce their system and systematically suppress religious faith.