Doug:
>> Nice, but still, Sirota just can't admit that it was President Barack
>> Obama's health care speech. It's always the advisors, never the king, isn't
>> it?

Louis:
> Surprisingly, many Soviet citizens did not realize who was responsible for
> the madness, thinking it was due to some breakdown in the system or
> officials who had gone off the deep end. People would say: "If only Stalin
> knew!" Sometimes concerned citizens would even try to write Stalin with
> complaints, an action that was likely to prove a grave mistake. Stalin often
> scribbled comments on documents and letters that went across his desk;
> when he received pleas from citizens in desperate distress, he would scrawl
> mocking or contemptuous remarks on them -- and often order the arrest of
> the authors.

before that, it was the Tsar. Many Russians did not realize who was
responsible for the madness...
-- 
Jim Devine / "laugh if you want to / really is kinda funny / cause the
world is a car / and you're the crash test dummy" -- Devil Makes
Three.
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