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In the following quotes, from a list of multiple answers, select who you think from whom and from which book did the following quotes originate from.

Question 1:

"As soon as the land of any country has all become private property, the landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed, and demand a rent."

A) Marx - Kapital

B) Lenin - What is to be Done?

C) Mao - Report on an Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan

D) Adam Smith - Wealth of Nations

Question 2:

"The supersession of the bourgeois state by the proletarian state is impossible without a violent revolution. The abolition of the proletarian state, i.e., of the state in general, is impossible except through the process of “withering away". "

A) Marx & Engels - The Communist Manifesto

B) Lenin - The State and Revolution

C) Stalin - The Foundations of Leninism

D) Mao - On the People's Democratic Dictatorship

Question 3:

"A person who really takes pain to cultivate himself and to be a faithful pupil of the founders of Marxism-Leninism will lay special stress on maintaining the Marxist-Leninist stand and using the Marxist-Leninist viewpoint and method to solve the problems arising in the revolutionary movement lead by the proletariat, as the founders of Marxism-Leninism did. He will give no thought whatsoever to his own position or fame in the Party, nor will he ever claim to be a Marx or a Lenin, nor require nor expect others to have the same high respect for him as for Marx or Lenin, for he does not think he has any right to do so. Yet such a person will enjoy the considered respect and support of the mass of the Party members just because he acts in this way, because he is always honest and loyal, brave and firm, and shows great ability in the revolutionary struggle."

A) Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung

B) Olgin - Why Communism? Plain Talks on Vital Problems

C) Stalin - The Foundations of Leninism

D) Liu - How to Be a Good Communist

Question 4:

"A committee from 42 organisations of starving Petrograd and Moscow workers is complaining about your inefficiency. I demand the maximum effort on your part, an end to a formal attitude to the work and the utmost assistance to the starving workers. In the event of failure, I shall be compelled to arrest the entire staff of your institutions and have them prosecuted. I have given urgent orders to increase the number of locomotives and trucks. You should immediately load the available two trains of 30 trucks each. Telegraph fulfilment."

"You are obliged to receive grain from the peasants day and night. If it is confirmed that you have not been accepting grain after 4 p.m. and compelling the peasants to wait until the morning, you will be shot."

A) Stalin

B) Trotsky

C) Lenin

D) Dzerzhinsky

Question 5:

"Take it aisy"

A) Marx

B) Mao

C) American rock band "The Eagles"

D) Engels

If you're done and you are interested in doing a bit more, please fill out the following "confessions" questionnaire I shamelessly stole from this page that Marx filled out

Questions:

The Quality you like best

 In man	

 In Woman	

Your chief characteristic

Your favourite occupation

The vice you hate most

The vice you excuse most

Your idea of happiness

Your idea of misery

Your aversion

Your hero

Your heroine

The poet you like best

The prose writer you like best

Your favourite flower

Your favourite dish

Your Maxim

Your motto

Your favourite colour

Your favourite Colour of eyes & hair

Your favourite Names

The character in history you most dislike

answer key
spoiler Read more theory okay its

1D

2B

3D

4C

5D :::

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Full post:

About new economic measures in Cuba

Dear followers: As you may have read in the news cited here the day before yesterday, the National Assembly of People's Power of Cuba approved 176 measures proposed by the leadership of the Communist Party of Cuba and the government of the Republic of Cuba to revitalize the Cuban economy.

These 176 measures facilitate private investment, both domestic and foreign, in almost all sectors. They also propose converting state-owned enterprises into commercial companies, with the state holding the majority stake, and deregulate other aspects. One of the most controversial points is that the state will relinquish its power to cap prices and allow the market to regulate them.

Although the National Assembly approved the package of measures in just 3 hours (which includes a salary increase for workers in the state sector of health services, education, and other services—that is, those who do not work in state-owned enterprises), the debate on social media is enormous, especially among defenders of our Revolution. There is much discussion about the measures and their likely implementation, with messages ranging from descriptions of a betrayal of Fidel Castro's legacy and the end of Cuban socialism, to others defending the measures as a necessary and urgent remedy.

The situation of the Cuban economy is very difficult. The main cause of the crisis is the economic aggression of the US, intensified since 2019 and increased since January 2026, as we all know. This affects even trade and investment between other countries and Cuba, and even more so the supply of fuel, which especially affects public services and leaves 60% of our electricity generation capacity idle, as we have been denouncing.

Added to this is the government's ineffectiveness in preventing phenomena such as tax evasion by many private businesses, which refuse to allow customers to make digital payments, while simultaneously refusing to deposit cash in banks to buy dollars on the black market and continue importing for resale, not for production and export. The situation on this issue is not the same in all provinces, but it has affected payments to retirees and pensioners.

Is the Cuban Revolution in danger? It is at a very dangerous moment, subjected to a brutal siege and under the threat of imperialist military aggression. Added to this are the disagreements over measures that, from our point of view, have not been well explained and give too much space to private capital in a society where the state has always supported and ensured the lives of the masses.

We ourselves, Cubans, revolutionaries, and communists, maintain our confidence in the wisdom of our people, developed during 68 years of hard battles, and in the openness of our country's leadership to always listen to the population.

We will try to provide some additional information in the coming days.

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I cannot stress this enough: I live for the day these cruel bastards get gulaged. This shit is why I'm a leftist.

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Only obligation is whatever you ask you also share your answer.

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I got banned from reddit for saying that Nazis aren't getting punched in the face near enough in modern times. They said that I was trying to incite violence against a group of people as if Nazism is just something you're born with. So now I'm here.

It looks familiar, but I'm confused.

I had to answer entry questions to get approved.

I think I'm seeing it as hexbear is a conglomeration of sub Reddits. But it said somewhere that I can see other people's servers somehow too. Just confused how that all works. It looks like there's no hentai porn allowed on this one, which isn't a deal breaker, but I am curious how all of the different servers mix and match and shit. Can someone please explain like I'm a redditor?

Is the equivalent of r/all just with people from hexbear? Or all of lemmy?

Also, what was the correct answer to, "what are your thoughts on Actually Existing Socialism?" I never heard of AES till today. Is the answer that it's bad because it's a dictatorship? I'd never heard the term. I'm an American, pretty sure China's bad, but realizing we got hella propaganda too. I remember when we learned in school about the labor movement during the industrial revolution that we kinda seemed to celebrate that steel mogol that got shot and returned to work the same day as being a badass that stuck it to the crazy strikers, as opposed to celebrating the Luigi. Just trying to figure out with this AES question just HOW much deprogramming I need to do.

Also, did I post this in the right spot? Lol

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Or try to.

You maybe can't see him, because he's hiding.

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submitted 2 weeks ago by oliveoil@hexbear.net to c/main@hexbear.net

Hi everyone,

Response: Thanks for the responses to the previous post. Down the line I'm going to look at putting the materials on ProleWiki.

I think for the time being, since I'm taking a different stance on the risks and allowing myself to work on this online, I will use this opportunity to redevelop the curriculum along side all of you.

I will censor some of the topics for the sake of Hexbear, and some blocks within the topics, but I would like to have everyone's insights.

I also won't be sharing the reference material. But I will name the PDFs that can be found on libgen or prolewiki.

I think this will also help me make more consistent and iterative progress on the changes to my existing works.

I will make each draft a post, and string the post to the previous one.

Order of Business: The curriculum, even as it exists now, is a package of books, pdfs, software, manuals, and other materials that can all be used offline.

The goal is that the materials be available on an encrypted USB.

Even in the event of a catastrophic loss of a study group. With just one remaining member and USB, all the theory and knowledge can be remade into a new study group. Everything can be rebuilt from a single person.

Basically, I designed everything for maximal survivability - taking significant inspiration from various movements.

However, even as I see things, that "remaking" is quite difficult, as I wasn't able to form a group at all. I think that with help, I can see the flaws in my organizational framework. But I also think you will be very impressed with what I have designed.

The course is to be remade into this form:

  • one core instructors book
  • reference material, videos, etc
  • tools

All courses, regardless of subject, do much better in the reverse lecture format.

But a problem with reading and lectures is that they are passive. People get the "feeling of learning" but the feeling doesn't actual correspond with the actual learning. So some degree of evaluation (quizes) are needed to induce the bare minimum cognitive effort needed to actually form memory. I expect this part to make you guys uncomfortable (why are we quizzing ourselves!?).

The expectation is that:

  1. the students do the lectures and readings beforehand.
  2. the readings and lectures end with summaries and prototypes of the concepts to build associative memory for the patterns being discussed.
  3. the study group starts in person with a quick short quiz on the materials.
  4. the study group discusses the results of the quiz.
  5. the study group is led to discuss concepts and topics and expand on them.
  6. A quick group assignment is done during the session.

This fundamental pattern covers all topics. Organization, communication, theory, math, opsec, etc.

Let's call this pattern an iteration.

First the course is to start with an iteration on the communist manifesto. Parts 1, 2, 3 each get their own iteration.

Now that we've given a sense of direction, let's look at team forming.

The next iteration covers a modified version of "The Study Group" by Katsfoter.

The next iteration covers the scrum manifesto as a framework of non-hierarchical organizing.

The next iteration covers expanding scrum for inter-team cooperation.

When I compare my framework with others (like the Study Group). Mine is way more... Anarchist? I have no authority and hierarchy, and teams can slip between who is and isn't the vanguard. But I'll leave that for when we get to it. I don't believe centralization neccistates hierarchy.

The next iterations cover communication and cooperation. For instance, we cover the book "conflict is not abuse".

Later I go over various skills and competencies. Critical thinking, understanding psyops, Mil education, opsec, etc.

What do you think? Have any insights? Excited to see what I have? Apprehensive?

The next post will be on the first iteration.

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https://www.idrlabs.com/villain/test.php

I got quirked up Gaddafi...what the fuck?

This free online 45-question personality test will allow you to compare yourself with the personalities of 20 murderous dictators and terrorists, using a hybrid of the scientific "Big Five" measure of personality and the cognitive theories of C.G. Jung. Furthermore, this test will also match your personality scores with peer-reviewed university studies.

Dio Mios, Jung and the "Big Five". So you know every other question was "Logic or empathy, you can only be either/or because it's never logical to be kind, no sir!"

The 20 murderous villains are: Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, Hermann Goering, Adolf Hitler, Albert Speer, Karl Doenitz, Rudolf Hess, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Joseph Stalin, Vladimir Putin, Vladimir Lenin, Mao Zedong, Che Guevara, Ulrike Meinhof, Osama bin Laden, Ruhollah Khomeini, Saddam Hussein, Benito Mussolini, Idi Amin, and Muammar Gaddafi.

PUTIN SPOTTED! The only way this could be more liberal is if they put one of the Kims, Xi or Voldermort in there

Putting this in main because where the hell else would you put this trash?

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Didnt this use to allow you to link to a comment? now it just functions the same as this is this a me thing or is anyone else getting the same issue?

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Heksbé

To Manjapídiya:- yaxuluŕav razmaka


Heksbyé ňa:- rinmožećkev zuveynkruňeynske. Yecevše : yekexulev táŕambaćke af́alanske razmake u banemecke «Lemí»:- hiḱav Desalina u Nútámika. 2026 he:- yekotocǒyniv Heksbyé faćki lo 1300:- lo yaLemí-toybav guna zuveynkruňeynska:- Lemígrad́e. Heksbyé : fećke to Lemígrad́e:- na fe:- šo Heksbyé : faćke žeklayanćte:- u Lemígrad́e va kotocǒyniv Máks-Ĺeńinkruňgeynskiv vani. Heksbyé : yaLemí-toybav xayade śaska:— Lemí-Wőldev:- Šit-Jast-Wőksev:- Lemí-Zipev:- Lemí-Dát-Em-Elev:- u Fedit-Dát-Ógev vani : xaíde lo še. Augusta 2023 he:- so Lemígrad́e u Lemí-toybeyv 9 guney Heksbyé af́at́e:— Lemí-Wőlde nay af́amožet́e Heksbyé.

Maya 2026 he:- yepenasinćkiv Heksbyé ňa:- Libralǒ:- Alaskabálǒ:- Kákowzǒ:- Elő:- Kíra-Niríse:- Bóravwő:- Dayalektikal-Anélasis-Av-Gáke:- Rowtand-Léd-Slúp-Yúńanǒ:- Tí-El-Es-An-Gva-Pő:- Ignas-Nilsena:- u Makotek-Tripl-Tú-Éya. Yéynruždiyev Heksbyé ňa:- yaxaydogav yakotota na Aňglǒ. 2024 he:- kotocǒyniv 598 het́ede'y na yeňev yepúnstivde. Yeyćtevfe ňa:- yekotocǒyniv Heksbyé ňa:-

Čay sulet́e. Kotocǒyniv ňeni Heksbyé ú rokfećki.

Yaroyčoḱiya «Blóptúbe»

Blóptúbe ňa:- yeroyčoḱiyev Heksbyé. So «Hekstúbe» bzeriḿej́eske. Kav buha he:- yasǒyneyv yačoḱiya yaskey na yaSaytúb-toyba blorp.bot.nu ńasint́ey royey:- KTS-roykeýey:- u Yútúb-roy(k)ey:— ńőt́ey surey:— u resulet́ey. Yesule «úg» (Aňglǒ: woog) to yeYks/Blóptúb-dej́este dum tuj́ev yesule «awooga». Yekotocamoyňaneynev Blóptúbe : Áy-Gágl-Gudǒ.

Kav buha he:- 8 XDK Ístǒn-Tayma he:- roy(k)ey : sinój́ej́eskey Staĺinǒ u Áy-Gágl-Gudǒ. U kav buha he:- ~5 XDK Ístǒn-Tayma he:- roy(k)ey : sinój́ej́eskey yarečoḱiya «Lénpléne»:- šo ňa Erika-Sanjǒ:- Kléré:- Kémdn-Gvátardǒ:- Kaséndré:- Kámyunist-Kadlfiše:- Lemgrá:- Des-Tú-Reditǒ:- Swiči-En-Wičye:- Tisonis-Júńő:- Red-Kyúban-Atáňaŕa-Ňátáňǒ:- É-Miňgase:- u Áy-Gágl-Gudǒv moḱskǒ.

Yafénime-roykeýa «BLAZONER NARAZEN ~YǒBónxulećkǒ~» šahkade'yḱev Lénpléne:- Erika-Sanjǒv deskǒ.

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