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May 8th, 2016 
Awake Goy On May 9 the Russians celebrate ‘Victory over Nazi Germany’. Each November Russia celebrates the ‘October (Gregorian calendar) Revolution.’ New York banker Jacob Schiff celebrates too; The German-born Jew rejoices his successful investment in the overthrow of Russia’s legitimate government. Russia sure loves to celebrate its funeral directors.
Meanwhile, we wait for Russia to celebrate March 13 1940. After invading Finland four months earlier the Red Army was routed by ‘a farmers’ army’. The Red Army strength was larger than Finland’s population of 5.4 million yet it led to the most embarrassing military defeat of all time. Simo Hayha, a Finnish farmer dubbed The White Death killed over 550 invading Red Army soldiers.
Not on the celebratory list is October 23 1956. Then, the not so glorious occupying Red Army in Hungary had its ass kicked. Celebrate the fall of the Soviet-built Berlin Wall on November 9 1989. How many more dates to celebrate the retreat of the Red Army from Soviet Occupied Europe. Let’s put our hands together too for Winston Churchill and U.S President Roosevelt who agreed on the dismemberment of post-war Europe.
Russians on May 9 strut and wallow in the illusion that they alone defeated the Reich. Not mentioned is that in June 1941, 4.5 million Red Army troops were routed by a much smaller mostly German army; what was left of the fleeing Red Army disappeared over the steppe horizon.
With little resistance the smaller Reich armies reached the 1,600 kilometres distant Moscow in just 10 weeks. In 1941 the Red Army’s equipment was abandoned and scattered across the steppe. The liberated peoples of Europe held their breath. The scourge of Bolshevism was about to be eradicated. Assisted by the British and American Empires it took the Red Army 158 weeks to push the Reich back to Berlin. For such ineptness they celebrate?
In August 1941 the Murmansk aid convoys set out from the U.S and Britain. England rushed to the rescue of Bolshevism; its armed forces were stripped bare and re-directed to save Bolshevism. With over 1,400 warships and freighters the convoys made up the largest armada ever gathered. These fleets brought everything needed to rescue the Soviet Union.
What did the ships carry? 15,417,001 army boots shipped for the bare-footed Red Army. Uniforms and buttons were supplied by the U.S and Britain. Britain and America’s ‘Save Stalin’ convoys lost 101 ships and 3,000 British sailors to submarine and air attacks.
Shipped by the US and England to rescue Stalin: 14,795 aircraft, 7,056 tanks, 51,503 Jeeps, 435,457 military vehicles, 8,218 field artillery, 1,981 locomotives, and 11,155 freight cars. This rail stock was also used to transport millions to replace previous slaves who died daily in their thousands throughout Trotsky’s ‘White Negro plantations.’
131,633 machine guns, 105 submarine hunters, 7,784 ships engines, 197 torpedo boats. 90 unpaid for ships were left with Stalin’s Bolshevik Russia. There was 4,478,000 tons of food, $1,078,965,000 of machines and equipment. 802,000 tons of on-ferrous metals, 2,670,000 tons of petroleum products, 842,000 tons of chemicals, 106,893,000 tons of cotton, 49,860 tons of leather, and 3,786,000 tires.
England supplied Bolshevik Russia with 7,056 tanks, 14,795 aircraft, 1,550 RAF trained pilots and ground crew. Philip Wilkinson, Chairman of the RAF-Russia Association says: “We could have done with 40 Hurricanes going anywhere else but across the seas to Russia.”
RAF pilots flew sorties’ with the Red Army and engaged with the Luftwaffe in the skies above North-Western Russia. Four airmen, including a New Zealander, were to receive the Order of Lenin in recognition of their kills.
The subject has been previously covered by such books as Hubert van Tuyll’s Feeding the Bear (1989). Researcher Albert Weeks; “The program (Lend Lease) was a major factor in the survival of the Soviet Union and the victory over Nazism.”
The Red Army, in collaboration with the U.S and England, invaded and occupied many countries before the Reich, to thwart invasion, pre-emptively struck Bolshevik Occupied Russia. Between 1917 and 1990 the Soviet Red Army became synonymous with the most cowardly, vicious and hated army in world history. Victors’ orgasmic fantasy cannot change reality.
Source Article from http://www.renegadetribune.com/instead-celebrate-red-army-defeats/
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