American Thinker
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Jacques Mallet du Pan ( 1749-1800 ) was a hard-working, moderate man with an aversion to political extremes.
The Red Terror ( 191722 ), which followed the October Revolution of 1917 , was like a repetition of the arbitrary purges ordered by Maximilien Robespierre , but on a completely different scale, the sadistic product of gangsterism.
Lenin laid the foundation for an “evil empire” (i.e. in the words of President Ronald Reagan ) whose vast network of slave camps was taken over and expanded by Joseph Stalin .
The year 1979 was discouraging for Western ideals of personal freedom and the rule of law.
The shah, who had tried to modernize his country according to the Western model, was equally hated by socialists and Islamists .
What unites the ideological opposites is hatred of Western civilization and willingness to resort to violence to promote a totalitarian world order.
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