[Travis McGee]

Communist Death Camps.

Stalin and Hitler and Pol Pot and Ceaucescu are high fiving in hell.

[Jeff Head]

This is why I describe, in Volume I of my series, what the N. Korean troops and officers do in the areas they control as they invade S. Korea ... and later in Volume II when our remaining KFOR troops surrender. Some thought I was too harsh ... I know now I was not ... if anything, I was not harsh enough.

God help those people in the South. It amazes me that so many, even in their government, are so opposed to us remaining there. I guess they figure we are not going to be able to stop it and that their best option is apeasement and assimilation. Useful idiot thinking, it will not save them from such monsters. Only the Grace of God and the force of arms have any hope against such brutality and tyranny.

[Matthew James]

New book out by Alexander Yakovlev titled A Century of Violence in Soviet Russia.

Yakovlev is president of the International Democracy Foundation in Moscow and chair of Russia's Presidential Commission for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Political Repression. He's also a former Politburo member with amazing access.

The book does a good job pointing out the attrocities of the Soviets, and uses many archival citations, while naming names. It shows Lenin for the terrorist he was, and how Stalin just continued his policies.

[piasa]

You have to be pretty darn paranoid to put antiaircraft guns on prison camps to prevent rescue in acountry that doesn't have any aircraft outside of government hands.

I hear that North Korea actually rakes its beaches- all of their coast, every day, to make sure that no one can cross the beaches into North Korea from the sea without leaving footprints. They are that nuts... makes our INS look really lame.