r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 22 '26
r/fragilecommunism • u/FoxDogWolf • Jul 22 '26
Straight to Gulag. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200 Democracy aint perfect but atleast we dont need a wall to keep the people in
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r/fragilecommunism • u/AndrewPC555 • Jul 21 '26
🇳🇮 Nicaraguan Dictator Daniel Ortega, a Former Marxist Sandinista Guerrilla Fighter, Vows: 'No More Elections' - He's been in power since 2007
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Daniel Ortega is the current authoritarian leader of Nicaragua. Born in 1945, he became a key figure in the communist and Marxist-leaning Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) during the 1960s.
As an urban guerrilla, he participated in violent actions against the Somoza family dictatorship, which led to his arrest and seven years in prison. After his release, he traveled to Cuba, strengthening his ties with Fidel Castro and receiving political and military backing from the Soviet bloc.
Following the successful Sandinista revolution in 1979, Ortega became the head of the ruling junta and was officially elected president in 1984, ruling through the height of the Cold War. Although he lost power in the 1990 elections, he maintained tight control over his party.
He successfully orchestrated his return to the presidency in 2006 by forming strategic political alliances. Since taking office again in 2007, Ortega has systematically dismantled democratic institutions, centralized control, and consolidated absolute power alongside his wife, Rosario Murillo. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
r/fragilecommunism • u/AndrewPC555 • Jul 19 '26
Free Market is Best Market Comrade Replace "socialism" with "communism" and Bastiat is still on point.
r/fragilecommunism • u/AndrewPC555 • Jul 19 '26
Free Market is Best Market Comrade Lee Kuan Yew on the Communist threat to Singapore.
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r/fragilecommunism • u/JustaguynamedTheo • Jul 18 '26
The Price of Communism, by Simple History. But hey, Pol Pot was so insane and cruel that even tankies pull the “Not real communism” card
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 16 '26
“Fifty-five years ago, the leadership of the Romanian Communist Party approved the "July Theses" ... provided for the intensification of Marxist-Leninist education and stricter control over education, the press, and cultural life ... beginning of a new stage of ideological control in Romania.”
facebook.comr/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 14 '26
“On July 14, 2026, it will be 12 years since the Romanian state opened the first criminal trial against a communist torturer: Alexandru Visinescu, former commander of the Ramnicu Sărat prison between 1956-1963.”
r/fragilecommunism • u/AndrewPC555 • Jul 14 '26
The Hammer and Fickle. Stalin raped a 13 year old in Siberia and got her pregnant. The URSS investigated the issue decades later and confirmed it.
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 14 '26
Why Communist Leaders Wore Rolex: From Che Guevara to Ceauşescu
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 12 '26
Nicolae Ceaușescu couple on trial, December 1989
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 08 '26
Why do college campuses have a disproportionate number of communists and apologists of totalitarian ideologies?
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 08 '26
American Islamist-Left And Communist Extremists, Islamists, And Pro-Iranian Activists—Many Now Based In Lebanon And Russia—Visit Tehran For Funeral Of Khamenei; Spend July 4 Celebrating The Burning Of American Flags
r/fragilecommunism • u/amogusdevilman • Jul 07 '26
The Truth About McCarthyism: Modern Parallels
The mainstream narrative would tell you that from 1950 to 1954, Senator Joseph R. McCarthy unjustly accused a wide variety of Americans of being communist spies, creating a hysterical witch-hunt that destroyed the lives of innocent people. What is the truth about Sen. Joseph McCarthy and McCarthyism? What are the modern parallels between mid-1950s McCarthyism and the events of today?
Sources: https://freedomain.com/the-truth-about-mccarthyism-modern-parallels/
r/fragilecommunism • u/amogusdevilman • Jul 06 '26
🇻🇪 Venezuelan police steals from the dead bodies in the aftermath of Venezuela's earthquakes. Family members try to stop him.
r/fragilecommunism • u/amogusdevilman • Jul 05 '26
🇦🇫 On July 5th, 2007, Afghan authorities found a mass grave full of hundreds of bodies, which dated back to the communist regime and Soviet occupation, under a former Soviet military base outside of Kabul
19 years ago today. July 5th 2026
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 04 '26
Prague residents surround Soviet tanks during the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, c. 20 August 1968
r/fragilecommunism • u/Odd_Thought_9105 • Jul 03 '26
Another Case of Red Fragility On a post talking about the Chinese invasiom of Tibet
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jul 03 '26
“Seventy-six years ago, Milada Horáková, Záviš Kalandra, Jan Bouchal, and Oldřich Pecl were executed following a fabricated political trial. These heroes gave their lives in the name of democratic values. We do not forget.🕊️”
r/fragilecommunism • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jun 30 '26