LAMENTATIONS

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The effects in a material world are often observable. The cause is at the time is also observable and most certainly knowable. The effect of soil erosion can be observed during and after rainstorm and flood. Flowing water carries away soil with its momentum. The morning sun heat melts away frost that can be observed. The head of a swinging golf club connects with the golf ball with a ping sound and is accelerated high up in the air for 300 yards. A pine tree during the winter snowfall has fallen over, due to the weight of the snow on the branches. These signs can be described as cause and effect in a material world.

But there is more than the material world. The spiritual dimension brings balance to the material world. Humans need a balance in their mind, body, and spirit. Humans are made in the image of their Creator, therefore by design; there is a need for balance.

“Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness; Who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!”. Isaiah 5:20.

“When the righteous increase, the people rejoice, But when a wicked man rules, people groan.” Proverbs 29:2.

 

 “The LORD has made everything for its own purpose, even the wicked for the day of evil.”  Proverbs 16:4.

LAMENTATION

The date is July 5, 1941.

Nazi Germany military crossed the border on June 22, 1941. 2 weeks later Joseph Stalin is being recovered from the shock and spoke to the Russian people through a radio broadcast in Moscow.

“Comrades, citizens, brothers, and sisters, fighters of the army and Navy, my friends, I appeal to you.

The heinous attack by Hitler Germany continues, what has fascist Germany achieved by breaking the pact and attacking the USSR?

Its troops have achieved an advantageous situation, but politically they have lost because they have revealed themselves to the world to be bloodthirsty aggressors.”

– Joseph Stalin. (July 5, 1941).

Joseph Stalin disgusting immoral double standards. “have revealed themselves to the world to be bloodthirsty aggressors.”

How is the 22,000 Polish nationals genocide described? Genocide that Joseph Stalin and Rusian foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov undersigned, and approved by Lenin, Trotsky, Zinoviev, Kamenev, Sokolnikov, and Bubnov, as members of the Soviet Politburo.

Only 20 months earlier, on the 23 August 1939, Stalin with the Russian foreign minister Molotov, and the Nazi Germany foreign minister Ribbentrop signed the Nazi German-Soviet Pact of Aggression. What was Stalin thinking? Where was the Spirit of the Natural Law then? It was present, it was everywhere, but nobody had the interest to respect it. Only in deep desperation, the idea enters Stalin’s mind, to make an appeal for justice. He had no credit or standing for justice; he never offered it to others between 1917 to 1941. He denied life and justice for millions of innocent victims. Nazi Germany and Soviet leadership had agreed to a conspiracy to exploit the Baltic States, and with a secret protocol with divided spheres of influence regions between the two sides. The pact was illegal and immoral.

The first phase of their plan is started from the German side, the invasion of Poland began on 1 September 1939, one week after the signing of the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, followed by the Soviet part in the invasion of Poland on 17 September 1939. The Soviet capture 30,000 polish prisoners.

On the 5 March 1940, the Soviet Union secret police (NKVD) chief

Lavrentiy Beria’s sent a letter of proposal to execute all captive members of the Polish officer corps; it was approved by the Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, including its leader, Joseph Stalin.

The 22,000 Polish prisoners requested to be executed, included, landowners, saboteurs, factory owners, lawyers, officials, and priests”. As the Polish Army officer class was representative of the multi-ethnic Polish state, the killed included Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Jews including the Chief Rabbi of the Polish Army, Baruch Steinberg.

The execution request was approved by Joseph Stalin, and the Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov, and 3 Stalin’s inner leadership circle.

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APPEALING TO THE SPIRIT OF THE NATURAL LAW

Scenario #1. Germany -> USSR

Concerning the Spirit of the Natural Law, 1939 the leaders and the people of West Poland could have voiced the same words made by Stalin.

Scenario #2. USSR -> Poland

The two weeks later, the East Poland leaders and people could have echoed these words.

“Comrades, citizens, brothers, and sisters, fighters of the army and Navy, my friends, I appeal to you. “The heinous attack by the Bolshevik criminals continues, what have the fascist Bolsheviks achieved by breaking the Spirit of the Natural Law and attacking the people of Poland? Its troops have achieved an advantageous situation, but politically they have lost because they have revealed themselves to the world to be bloodthirsty aggressors.”

Scenario #3. USSR -> Finland

Similarly, the leaders and the people of Finland could have voiced in November 1939.

“Comrades, citizens, brothers, and sisters, fighters of the army and Navy, my friends, I appeal to you. The heinous attack by the Bolsheviks continues, what has the lawless Bolsheviks achieved by breaking the Spirit of the Natural Law and attacking Finland? Its troops have achieved an advantageous situation, but politically they have lost because they have revealed themselves to the world to be bloodthirsty aggressors.”

Scenario #4. USSR -> Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

Similarly. Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania leaders and people could have voiced these words.

“Comrades, citizens, brothers, and sisters, fighters of the army and Navy, my friends, I appeal to you. The heinous attack by Soviet Russia continues, what has the Russian Bolsheviks achieved by breaking the Spirit of the Natural Law and attacking the Baltic States? Its troops have achieved an advantageous situation, but politically they have lost because they have revealed themselves t the world to be bloodthirsty aggressors.”

THE APPEAL FOR MORAL JUSTICE, AGAINST RANDOM EVIL

The point here is this that Joseph Stalin appealed to the spirit of moral integrity and human value. Also at the same time, he was appealing to a “legitimacy of an immoral pact” (Molotov & Ribbentrop Pact) that he had subjectively fantasized to be self-serving crime against peace, And agreed to and signed it with his own hand, in the company of the Nazi Germany foreign leader Ribbentrop in October 1939.

The R&M Pact was immoral and illegal; it was immoral and subjectively delusional for Joseph Stalin. His appeal to a moral standard, with immoral content, is not valid. It was a contradiction of rational logic. Because you cannot steal the property of another, and appeal to a legitimate rule of law, to claim it as your own. The appeal made by Stalin reveals that his mind and heart were seriously deluded, and morally irresponsible. Only organized criminal madman would deliberately commit serious crimes against humanity, and after committing crimes would appeal to the law to defend his human rights. He expected justice from humanity, yet was a brutal criminal towards humanity, by his actions destroying millions of human lives.

What was the Stalin appeal based on? His personality cult? Egotism? Or what? Certainly not based on the Spirit of the Natural Law. Stalin had none of it in him. If the law defends the illegitimate appeal and corruption of the lawbreaker, then the law becomes corrupted. Because a property generally does have a legitimate owner,

Therefore, when Stalin appeals to the people of Russia, with corrupted authority, and a backlog of war crimes 1939-1941. The people who believe in the appeal have become partners in corruption and lies.

The Soviet leaders intent had agreed to be a partner’s in crime, to violate the spirit of the moral law and inflict pain and suffering onto millions of people in the Baltic States and Nordic countries. Stalin was a hardened criminal.

Scenario #5.

To go back in time to 1918.

There is a legitimate appeal for justice heard, but the sounds are not allowed to be heard. Russian Tsar Nicholas II with his wife Alexandra and their 5 children, Anastasia, Tatiana, Olga, Maria and Alexie with their doctor. And three of their servants, that voluntarily chosen to remain with the family, also the Tsar’s personal physician Eugene Botkin, his wife’s maid Anna Demidova, and the family’s chef, Ivan Kharitonov, and footman, Alexei Trupp were eventually murdered by their Bolshevik guards on the night of 16/17 July 1918.

Nicholas II and his family could appeal to the Spirit of the Natural Law and deserve to be heard as a legitimate appeal for justice.

“Comrades, citizens, brothers, and sisters, fighters of the army and Navy, my friends, I appeal to you. The heinous attack by the Bolsheviks continues, what has the lawless Bolsheviks achieved by breaking the Spirit of the Natural Law and attacking Russian Tsar Nicholas II and his innocent family? Its troops have achieved an advantageous situation, but politically they have lost because they have revealed themselves to the world to be bloodthirsty aggressors.”

The evidence is plain and unambiguous to understand. Words are empty without truth, integrity, and moral legitimacy. To make an appeal to the Spirit of the Natural Law for justice, the content of the appeal needs to have legitimacy and integrity. Joseph Stalin in 1941 had zero legitimacy for a moral appeal to God; he had sold his soul to Satan many times over, from 1900 -1941.

GOD’S RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT

Stalin violated and denied the fundamental human rights to millions of innocent civilians, right to life, right to liberty and right to property. He took away the human rights of millions of innocent people. For selfish, megalomaniac egocentric reasons that culminated at the Stalin personality cult.

The Soviet Propaganda press continually praised Joseph Stalin, praising him as “Great,” “Beloved,” “Bold,” “Wise,” “Inspirer,” and “Genius.”

Whom are they kidding? Nikita Khrushchev speech to the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union on 25 February 1956.

Khrushchev’s speech was sharply critical of the reign of deceased General Secretary and Premier Joseph Stalin, “Secret Speech” to the Twentieth Party Congress famously denounced Stalin’s cult of personality.

“One of those who heard the speech was the young Alexander Yakovlev, later a leading architect of perestroika, who recalled that it shook him to his roots. He sensed Khrushchev was telling the truth, but it was a truth that frightened him. Generations in the Soviet Union had revered Stalin and linked their lives and hopes with him. Now the past was being shattered and what they had all lived by was being destroyed. ‘Everything crumbled, never to be made whole again.” (Khrushchev, 1953)

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