I hope that this group of last experienced veteran cadres of the Soviet Union will be able to teach the Iraqi Communist Party the means of survival! It is always better for Iraq to fall into the socialist camp than in history, as for capitalism? There has never been such a thing as a capitalist camp, and the current capitalist camp was all imperialist countries fifty years ago, and these countries plus the Soviet Union were the Eight-Nation Alliance! The first day of the Soviet Union's founding was of great significance, showing that imperialism was no longer monolithic.

Capitalism has never allowed a country to really progress, and if the scope of Britain includes Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, it should be the G8 in terms of the great powers that Serov saw in the 21st century in his previous life. In addition to Canada in the G8 instead of Austria-Hungary, the status of the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia is the same as that of the Eight-Nation Alliance. Other countries just don't have the name of colonies, but they are still colonies.

The Soviet Union surrendered itself to the United States, hoping to be treated like a fair friend, only to be met with great humiliation, and Brzezinski lectured the Russians almost in a commanding, contemptuous and sarcastic tone: "Russia is too weak for the United States to be a partner; But if only as a patient of the United States, Russia is too strong. ”

Zbigniew Brzezinski also said that in order to make the 80 percent of the world's "marginalized" people in developing countries and the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe rest easy, and the 20 percent of the people in developed countries who have taken the express train of globalization can rest easy, it is necessary to adopt erotic, narcotic, low-cost, and semi-satisfying methods to relieve the energy and dissatisfaction of the "marginalized." This is obvious, Brzezinski believes that only the United States and its stewards rule the world, and that efforts to eliminate other peoples are what the United States should do. The United States did exactly that, compared to the stupid × behavior of the Soviet Union, which always provided basic industrial assistance to other countries. Before the United States can help other countries, it must first break up the aid programs into pieces. This is far more intelligent than that of the Soviet Union, and it is absolutely not to support the types of industries that are difficult to control.

This person was also the vice president of the China-America Association, but fortunately the tragedy of the collapse of the Soviet Union was in the past, otherwise the Soviet Union would have persisted for a few more years, and Brzezinski might have used this set of things on China first.

For this group of imperialist people who are not dead, Serov can only do one thing. Even if there is a slight chance, they can't be allowed to live, and after buying the rope, they must leave a piece as a noose and return it to them.

"An era is over!" Serov sent away the group of old cadres, came back and teased his son, and said to Valya, "But it's only from the Soviet Union, for those places that are just beginning the armed struggle!" I need the old cadres I just received! ”

"Now that we are going to develop the country, those old cadres have completed their historical mission, haven't they? Isn't it talking about a peace race now? Valya said as she coaxed her son. But you seem to have a good time talking to those old cadres? ”

"Even if we really need peace, we must shout armed struggle on our lips, and we must shout loudly enough for Americans to hear, otherwise we will start shouting for peace, and the Americans will definitely take the initiative to provoke!" Serov said smugly, "Our country must not let those old cadres disappear completely, if you really forget what the country represents, disaster will not be far away!" ”

Serov's mouth is the one who shouts peace, and he is talking about the first secretary. The atmosphere in the Soviet Union is like to go to extremes, or Stalin or Brezhnev and other people who are desperate to fight you to the end. Either it is a person like Khrushchev or Gorbachev who is too idealistic, and it is okay to be too idealistic, but their ability is too far from the former kind of leader. However, leaders such as Andropov and Kosygin, who are relatively normal and capable, have either been suppressed, or they are not far from death when they ascend to the throne.

"In other words, the country needs cadres like you, who never forget the distinction between friend and foe, in the KGB to watch? But the KGB is too dangerous, Yuri. You have to be careful! Valya, who was holding her son, approached the man's arms and said anxiously, "I've heard people say that you were evaluated in the KGB as if you were an internal affairs cadre twenty years ago, and this evaluation is too worrying!" ”

"I didn't launch a purge. What are you afraid of! Only the enemy is afraid of me, and the people certainly need not be afraid of me! "Hurry up and comfort the woman in his arms, until he really feels safe, he will definitely not use that kind of big move with too explosive side effects, otherwise it will be worth the loss if he accidentally blows himself up.

After the New Year, I enjoyed the relaxation at the same time, and then it was the beginning of another year's work, and I returned to the General Directorate of Military Administration to arrange this year's work, focusing on the training camp in Azerbaijan, and handed over this matter to the first deputy director Roman to be responsible.

The reason why Serov said this is mainly referring to another thing, that is, the General Administration of Labor Reform will be abolished, this name may not be known to ordinary people, and he will have a more resounding transliterated name in later generations, called Gulag! Khrushchev had already made a formal decision to revoke the Gulag as an anti-Stalinist achievement.

The prison system in the Soviet Union was divided between the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs jointly managed the prisons for criminal offenses, the KGB was in charge of psychiatric hospitals throughout the country, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs was responsible for the operation of the entire Gulag. Since Stalin's death, the number of prisoners in the Gulag has decreased, and on the contrary, Stalinist Nikita Khrushchev has been locked up in a psychiatric hospital, and of course, if history develops, the psychiatric hospital will disappear in four or five years! In the end, there will only be a normal prison system, but even if it is a normal prison, with Serov's understanding of Maozi's irritability, the black prison will definitely be indispensable! Unless the Soviet Union makes its prisons look like the Nordic Notre Dame of the 21st century.

Don't look at the Soviet Union and the United States as enemies, but in fact, both countries are worthy of the title of police state, from the rights of law enforcement police to the prison system, to the number of prisoners held in it, the Soviet Union and the United States are big brothers in their respective camps. American prisons may not be as brutal as the Gulag, but they are not as bright as they are.

In the end, Shelepin asked Serov to complete this work on behalf of the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which actually had nothing to do with Serov's work, nor did Lieutenant General Alexey, who was in charge of the prison system, have no time. Mainly because the Ministry of Internal Affairs is responsible for the abolition of the Gulag by the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation Tikunov, who is a friend of Serepin, so Serepin will think of finding someone he knows to solve this problem with Tikunov.

"There are no more prisoners in the Gulag everywhere, and the remaining prisoners will go to prison to serve their sentences, and you KGB will be in charge of it in the future!" Holding a copy of Khrushchev's order, Tikunov said meaningfully, "Eighty percent of the country's gulags will be closed, and now there is no need for those prisoners to work every day!" ”

"The prison is also managed by our two departments, but why don't some gulags be abolished?" Serov, who took off his gloves, took Khrushchev's instructions and looked at them and asked.

"The prison said that two departments were in charge, in fact, the KGB is much more important than our Ministry of Internal Affairs now, and I didn't know how to leave the Ministry of Internal Affairs if I had known about it, otherwise maybe I would have been the deputy chairman of Alexander's side!" Tikunov's words were full of remorse, and he seemed to regret his decision to leave the Ministry of Internal Affairs after the fall of Beria, "The prisoners are now gone, but some facilities still have to be preserved, and now all the prisoners have been handed over to the prison, but can you guarantee that no crimes have been committed since then?" Those who do not have the right to commit a criminal offense, or who commit a minor criminal offense, will sooner or later need to be re-educated through labor farms! But they're much luckier, they don't have to work like the prisoners they used to be, working every day in the morning and in the evening......"

In the eyes of Tikunov, Serov is an out-and-out outlier, and why he has this understanding is very simple, that is, because of the Caucasus prison clearance operation, except for the Great Purge, no one so blatantly shot prisoners en masse! Otherwise, what would you want the Gulag to do? Although the lives of the Gulag prisoners are not valuable, the guards will not take the initiative to abuse the prisoners, because these prisoners create wealth for the Gulag guards in the heavy work every day, and the treatment of the guards depends largely on how much work the prisoners have completed, so the large-scale active shooting will not do this to the Soviet prisoners in addition to treating war criminals, and the mortality rate of Gulag prisoners is 10 percent, although it is also very high, but it is definitely not as exaggerated as assembly line killing.

"All the Gulag files must be confiscated! Including all factory and farm archives and records, as well as the archives of the General Administration of Labor Reform, all sealed! Serov put on his gloves and said to Tikunov, "Not a single piece of paper can be left to the people, I have to get all the records of the Gulag and notify the General Directorate of Internal Affairs and the Internal Affairs Bureaus to transport the files to Moscow!" ”

"It's too much of a fuss!" Tikunov patted Serov on the shoulder and said.

"It's not a big fuss at all, once the document is leaked, the death rate of 10 percent can be spread to 50 percent, and the death of overwork can be passed on to the death of abuse by guards, people like rumors the most! How do you explain a few more fictional stories that shape the Gulag into a murderous assembly line? Explain that a person is not dead? Or is there not so much? Serov gritted his teeth and said, "All archival records and materials have been confiscated!" (To be continued.) )