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[Black Dragon]

Alright, maybe there is a lot more disinformation about the human rights standards of the USSR than it would first appear. I'm open to doing some research on the subject on my own, however, It does not change the fact that I'm skeptical of Earth governments and big institutions as a rule of thumb, because as a rule of thumb, they are predominantly STS(even says so in the material, but it doesn't take 6d beings to confirm the obvious). Stalinism isn't the same as the pure idea of socialism or communism, but it's the way certain things were done in the Soviet union at least during certain time periods and events. In general, the type of communism employed was authoritarian in nature.

Also, although we did cash in on oil by invading Iraq, I think that's just a more or less true smokescreen for even more urgent assets we were trying to acquire, based on the suspicious and professional lootings of Iraq's biggest museum, and the type of stuff that was purportedly stored there...stuff that could at least change the mainstream narrative of our history if brought to light, if not actually things of a technological nature. Remember, Iraq was once Sumer.