Attracities. Horrible, horrible atrocities. History. Talk about historical atrocities. You

think about horrible, murderous regimes throughout the history of mankind. Think about the horrible

things that have been done. You ever take a step back and wonder who was actually doing all

that killing and pushing people around and arresting people? I mean, you know the people

at the top. I mean, it's not hard. As soon as I said atrocities and things like that,

you undoubtedly thought things like Stalin and Hitler and Mao. That's great examples.

Okay. But those guys weren't actually out there pulling the trigger. Yankee people's

fingernails out and filling up ditches full of bodies. Were they? No, they were in the room

somewhere pointing here and pointing there and killed these people and killed those people.

Who was actually doing all this bad stuff? I mean, physically out there pulling that trigger.

I'm glad you asked. They all had government enforcement arms. All of them. They all had

state police, state intelligence arms. Oftentimes they were one and the same, but not always.

And the state intelligence arm would go out at, you know, the behest of the leader of the

regime and they would find out who the enemies are. Hey, sir, you know, Mr. Stalin, this guy

over here, he made a couple phone calls, said some things. I don't think you'd like.

Oh, okay. All right. Well, then you turn to the enforcement arm. Oftentimes the same thing

in the Soviet Union and you say, I'd like that guy to not be here anymore. And they go and

make it so. You see all those millions and millions and millions and millions of bodies stacked

up by the communists over the years. They weren't stacked up by wishes. They weren't stacked

up by orders, even that order, that piece of paper. Go kill these people. That didn't actually

put anyone in the ground. What put all those people in the ground and caused all that unending

death and misery was the state police. Now, I'm glad we're talking about this tonight because

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