What Stanislav Mishin says on the Obama era

h/t Barry

All the scenerios that Stanislav Mishin wrote about in his article published in Pavda in April 2009  and went viral on the internet have happened/are happening line by line and paragraph by paragraph right before our eyes. The Americans cannot play the "we were ambushed" card because the writing has been on the wall for a long time before Obama's Marxist gang cocooned themselves in the White House. Even if you have read the article before, its worth reading his views once again, he knows what he is talking about. Furthermore, the links I have provided are directly into Mishin's blog and you can read lots more there on the unfolding of the USA's most dangerous period in history.  I  am saying that, he did not.

Another piece worth reading is Mishin's take on "czars".

The commissars were mostly young, had little achievement outside the power structure, self assured, true believers. They knew very well that outside their positions, created and granted by the dictator, they had little hope of career success. They were given responsibility much higher then their experience levels, further beholding them to their owner. It made them extremely jealous of their power, which in turn made them vengeful against anyone who stood in their way, especially other power hungry commissars.

Fast forward to modern transitional America. The American Emperor has taken the six commissars of his leftist predecessor and created at least 28 more. Yes, commissars do multiply quickly at first and many more are in the works, until the American parliament (congress) and the oblasts (states) assemblies (state senates) are powerless show pieces and all power centers (commissars) flow only to the dictator.

And then on Social Conservatism and Soviet Marxism he says:
With the daily sinking of the Anglo-West into the morass of Marxism, it is now common to find on various websites, the few remaining conservatives (and many who supported Bush's socialism but oppose Obama's Marxism)decry that the absolute rot of values and culture in America, Canada, England and to a smaller degree, all of Western Europe, is just like the things were in the Soviet Union. It is thus equally interesting to see that 18 years after the fall of the Soviet Union and the opening of the achieves, the westerners know even less about the Soviet Union than they did 18 years ago.