Admiral, a Reflections on the Evils of Marxism

Recently I watched the excellent blockbuster: The Admiral. The movie covers the life of Alexander Vasiliyevich Kolchak(Александр Васильевич Колчак) from 1915 to his death at the hands of the Marxists in 1920. A true Russian patriot who served his Country and his Tsar with devotion and honor. When the Empire fell to the Anglo-Marxist funded Bolsheviks and civil war ensued, Kolchak formed a Russian national government and raised an army of patriots to fight against the Bolshevik internationalists who were destroying Russia.

A devoutly religious man, with strong sense of duty and morality, Alexander Kolchak upheld the ideal of an imperial officer. Kolchak was approached by the white forces to become their leader, but initially refused. Than they voted him in as supreme leader and he agreed, forming a civilian government, along side his military regime. From here he courted the Western powers to aid him against the Bolsheviks, not realizing to what extent it was those very powers funding his enemies. While it is absolutely true that the British military armed Kolchak's forces and a small American expeditionary army fought and died beside him, it is equally true that the banking and monopolist elite of both were busy flooding the Bolsheviks with cash and backing.

In the end, Kolchak and the Russian cause were betrayed, first by Woodrow Wilson and his American commander, who disliked the royalist government, finding their soul mates in the Marxist Internationalists. The Japanese pulled their backing deciding that they wanted a large chunk of Siberia and a Kolchak victory would deny them that. Finally by the Czech legion which sided with the Socialist Revolutionaries and while in control of the Trans-Siberian Railroad and under command of French officers, betrayed Kolchak's safe passage, surrendering him to the Marxists.

The inevitable happened, they executed him and his Prime Minister V. Pepelaev, throwing their stripped bodies into the river Ushakovka.

What this masterful movie and the opening of the achieves demonstrates, is that the promise of the Marxists to raise humanity to a new level of scientific enlightenment really meant was to unleash a hatred and evil akin only to that of Satan. Brother against brother, son against father, no barbarity was to low or evil or base. No word was kept by the leftists or their soul brothers. Every evil of all unspeakable nature became the norm. That is the true legacy of Marxism, a real debasement of all that is good or holy, all that is God given in humanity.

Is it any wonder, why Holy Russia is walking away, nah, running away from such a legacy, heading to a pre-1914 world view and culture, rather to the modern "ism" created world?

It is on display every day, in all its corrupting "glory" in the dieing Anglo-Marxist sphere. A people fed on gluttony, on a "get mine, screw yours" culture, are now facing the inevitable collapse of this obscenity of mindless hedonism.

One should learn from such mistakes, and the suffering they cause. But thankfully for the Anglo-Marxist public, still deep in denial of their own fate, Admiral will never play in one of their theaters and they will never be forced to contemplate anything deep in its message.