Marx and Engels Wanted to Exterminate the Scots, Basques, Bretons and Slavs

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Published on Jul 17, 2022
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Karl Marx and the original Communists advocated the genocide of Basques, Scots, Bretons and Southern Slavs. These people were referred to as "ethnic trash" or "ruined people" ("VÃ¶lkerabfall") by Friedrich Engels in an article entitled "Der magyarische Kampf", published in Marx's newspaper 'Neue Rheinische Zeitung' on 13 January 1849. According to the article, the destiny of such inferior people was extermination before the revolution. When confronted by this, Marxists.org removed the article from their website.

Karl Marx (1818-1883) was a Jew, the grandson of a rabbi, and the Father of Communism. He was one of the great anti-Christian thinkers of all time, and his influence continues to plague us today. His atheistic, materialistic, darwinian, Jewish Communist ideology led to the decline of civilizations, the destruction of entire continents and the deaths of untold millions of people.

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