Red Army Was the Primary Tool for World Domination

The only fundamental disagreement between Trotsky and Stalin (Lenin sided mostly with the former) was that of timing. Trotsky (ever an optimist, an idealist and always hopelessly romantic) believed that all key European countries were already ripe for a “Red Revolution” in 1917… or will be in a year or two at most.

And that an invasion by a million-strong Red Army will be sufficient to ignite “Socialist revolution” in all of the above… and in all other countries of continental Europe. So, the Revolution will indeed, be permanent; in other words, will occur as a practically “chain reaction” across the whole of Europe.

Stalin (ever a cautious – and even cynical – pragmatist) believed this not to be the case. He was of the opinion that, although its is possible to internally prepare the “Socialist Revolution” on the inside (using Communist International – another brainchild of Leon Trotsky), the Bolsheviks will need a really mighty Red Army supported by a really powerful military-industrial machine to make it happen.

In other words, the “world revolution” will be brought mostly from the outside – “carried on the bayonets of the victorious Red Army”. And building this army – and the military-industrial complex (given the devastation in Russia caused by insane policies of “military communism” and Civil War) will take decades. He was right.

However, Trotsky still managed to convince Lenin (head of Soviet government and de-facto also of the Soviet State and the Bolshevist party) to give him a green light for invasion of Europe via Poland in 1920. Using Red Army (created by Trotsky) which by that time was over a million strong.

The Red Army was officially established on January 28th, 1918 by a decree of the Council of People’s Commissars to protect the Bolshevist against many adversaries during the Russian Civil War (ignited by Bolsheviks in the beginning of that year).

Trotsky – a genuinely genius political and military entrepreneur – took control of what was called the Red Army at the time (there was little to speak of) in March of 1918 when he was appointed People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs.

And quickly (and ruthlessly) transformed a ragtag assembly of units with very limited capabilities into a powerful fighting machine that won Civil War (against initially overwhelming odds) and almost took control over Europe in 1920.

He failed – Red Army suffered humiliating defeat in Poland – but it will always be associated with its creator – a 100% Jew Leon Trotsky. Which predictably created a colossal “slab” in the “stack of slabs” that (after a critical mass had been accumulated) launched the “Holocaust Avalanche” claiming 4 million lives.