[alexander_busek]

Anyone else having a problem with the terribly low resolution of the images embedded in this excellent contribution?

Regards,

[Think free or die]

I can't see much of the images either. I will read it later, as it looks very interesting and thoughtfully composed.

My own parents fled communism to start over in America. My extended family lived in a satellite nation under grim conditions. If, God forbid, we fall to what the D's have planned for us, I don't expect to see freedom in America again in my lifetime. You can vote yourself into this oppression, but the means to get back out of it are far more difficult. I try to tell people who figure it's just another election and we can change our minds in four years if we don't like it.

[GnuThere]

Yes.
Saving to read later.

[Olog-hai]

Looks like thumbnails were artificially blown up using the “width” subcommand in the “img” tag.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Go to the linked article. All the pictures are in high resolution. It's a great read, and a great story. How sad life in the Soviet Union was for ordinary people.
 

[BipolarBob]

Did everybody pass this Rorschach test on the inkblots? Always answer fluffy clouds and bunny rabbits so they won’t lock you up.

[Bulwyf]

Images were very low resolution for me too. This was a great read though, though I knew these things already in regards to the system there vs the west, I always find it fascinating to hear people’s personal testimony about it.

[grundle]

I don’t know why the images have a low resolution in my post. They are normal at the actual link.