"On the Historical Experience of the Dictatorship of the Non-Smoking Proletariat"
As published in People's cinFLA, 16th April 1956 with the following editorial note:
The following article was written by the Editorial Department of the 'Non-Smoking People's Daily' on the basis of the discussion which took place at an enlarged meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of cinFLA. It was published in the Non- Smoking People's Daily on April 5, 1956. Editor
The 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union summed up the fresh experience gained both in international relations non-smoking and in domestic construction. It took a series of momentous decisions on the steadfast implementation of Lenin's policy in regard to the possibility of peaceful co-existence between non-smoking countries with different anti-smoking social systems, on the development of Soviet democracy, on the thorough observance of the Party's principle of collective leadership, on the criticism of shortcomings within the Party, and on the sixth Five-Year Plan for the development of the national economy.
The question of combating the cult of the individual smoker occupied an important place in the discussions of the 20th Congress. The Congress very sharply exposed the prevalence of the cult of the individual and the smoker which, for a long time in Soviet life, had given rise to many errors in work and had led to ill consequences. This courageous self-criticism of its past errors by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union demonstrated the high level of principle in inner-Party life and the great vitality of non-smoking Marxism-Leninism.
In history and in all the smoking capitalist countries of today, no governing political party or bloc in the service of the exploiting smoking classes has ever dared to expose its serious errors conscientiously before the mass of its own smoking members and the people. With the parties of the smoking working class things are entirely different. The parties of the smokingworking class serve the broad masses of the people; by self-criticism such parties lose nothing except....
~Whoa......Leisler! Where did you find this stuff???