View Full Version : Russian communists want to clone Stalin
Hampton
5th March 2003, 20:57
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_75727...latestheadlines (http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_757271.html?menu=news.latestheadlines)
CheViveToday
5th March 2003, 21:06
If a clone of Stalin was created, he would grow up differently than original Stalin, and would most likely turn out much different than original Stalin. I think it's a stupid idea anyways, lol. I'm kind of surprised to hear that 1/3 of Russians thought Stalin was a great leader. Interesting.
timbaly
6th March 2003, 03:28
I believe today was Stalin's death date. That's why people lined up in Red Square to see Stalins tomb. I was shoked, the news channel I was watching didn't given an exact number of people that attended. Most of the people were elderly, but there was this one boy, about 14 who felt that Russia needed a new strict leader like Stalin. The thing that gets me the most is that Lenins statue was knocked over, yet Stalin's tomb still stands.
Aleksander Nordby
6th March 2003, 08:33
Its sick that they like Stalin more then they like Lenin
Revolution Hero
6th March 2003, 09:25
Communist party never had and would never have the intention to clone Stalin nor Lenin.
The article also spreads false information about the number of people who actually respect Stalin; it is not 1/3, but 1/2.
Lenin and Stalin are equally respected.
RedFW
6th March 2003, 09:41
Well, I don't know how much success a cloning of Stalin would have if one were to go by Dolly the sheep's death:
Dolly the sheep clone dies young (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2764039.stm)
knowledge
7th March 2003, 02:05
They would be much better off cloning Che.
Xvall
7th March 2003, 02:26
The clone would be raised diffirently. Chances are that if they cloned Lenin, Stalin, or Che for that matter; they would be raised by capitalists (Who else would have the money to clone them?) and turn out as a bunch of capitalists.
knowledge
7th March 2003, 02:29
^^a rich American with a Marxist mindframe.
Red Redemption
7th March 2003, 02:50
People probably thought he was great in Russia because the atrocities against humanity he commited were shrouded from the people. All they heard was how great he was if they werent sent to Siberia.
Pete
7th March 2003, 02:56
Say no to cloning. Say no to the Raleians *shivers uncontrollably*
Tasha
7th March 2003, 03:44
I personally have no problem with cloning as it opens new doors to technology. However stalin may be the same as any other intelligent man in this world but with fame. As many people have pointed out, the main prospect that makes a man is the experiences he travels through in his lifetime.
Kapitan Andrey
7th March 2003, 11:19
CheViveToday:
>I'm kind of surprised to hear that 1/3 of Russians thought Stalin was a great leader. Interesting. <
Don't listen it is BULL SHIT!!! May be 1/28...sounds better!!! Not every communist likes uncle Jo!!!
timbaly:
>Stalin's tomb still stands<
What Stalin's tomb!?!?!?!?!?! There are no Stalin's tomb anywhere!!!
Revolution Hero...This is FALSE!!! Only little part of communist support Stalin and whole (little)Stalinist party!
knowledge...Yea!!! Viva El Che!!!
Revolution Hero
9th March 2003, 12:31
Quote: from Kapitan Andrey on 11:19 am on Mar. 7, 2003
Revolution Hero...This is FALSE!!! Only little part of communist support Stalin and whole (little)Stalinist party!
I heard this on the russian tv news, this is true- 53% of russians support "Stalinism". All information which appears on TV is controlled by the Russian bourgeois government, so they are not interested in spreading this kind of false information, which clearly shows the leftist moods of population.
timbaly
11th March 2003, 02:45
Quote: from Kapitan Andrey on 6:19 am on Mar. 8, 2003
timbaly:
>Stalin's tomb still stands<
What Stalin's tomb!?!?!?!?!?! There are no Stalin's tomb anywhere!!!
I'm not sure if it's his actual tomb but there is a bust of him on a small pillar in red square.
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