Wednesday, April 5, 2017
(Updated April 22, 2018)
(Updated April 22, 2018)
Playing Hide And Seek In Yugoslavia
During the period of ’glasnost’ Soviet authorities released false numbers for communist party membership. However, those fudged numbers weren’t what one would expect. Instead of attempting to shore up a crumbling political establishment by inflating communist party membership, Soviet authorities instead deflated the real numbers in order to give credence to a ’collapsing’ political system; communist party membership continued to climb throughout the ‘glasnost’ period, as detailed in the article, House of Cards: The Collapse of the 'Collapse' of the USSR.
The same subterfuge was taking place in the East Bloc nations, as illustrated in the case of Yugoslavia. The Library of Congress Federal Research Division 1990 Area Handbook Series study on Yugoslavia informs us regarding the League of Communists of Yugoslavia (LCY), the name of Yugoslavia‘s sole political party:
LCY membership decreased slightly in the 1980s. The last increase
was recorded in 1982, and in 1988 membership fell below 2 million
for the first time since 1979.1
The Library of Congress informs us that the last increase in LCY membership occurred in 1982 and that the actual number fell below 2 million in 1988. Since the last increase in LCY membership took place in 1982, then LCY membership couldn’t rise above its “below 2 million’ figure after 1988, unless, of course, the figures presented were being manipulated. And manipulated the figures were.
Incredibly in the same study the Library of Congress has access to the real numbers for LCY membership, inadvertently included in the study’s coverage of the LCY’s 1990 Fourteenth Party Congress:
The Fourteenth Party Congress included 1,688 delegates, of
which 994 were elected by local commune party conferences (1
delegate per 2,000 party members).2
So let’s do the math to determine if the LCY more or less maintained its “below 2 million” membership number count in 1990…
1,688 X 2,000 = 3,376,000
Wouldn’t you know it, a whopping 40.75% increase in LCY membership throughout the 1980s, and as in the USSR example, in preparation for the fraudulent ‘collapse‘ of communism in Yugoslavia. Throughout 1980s LCY membership was massively increasing in numbers, not decreasing as the Marxist co-opted Library of Congress would have us believe.
Addendum
Communist Control Of Yugoslav ‘Civil Wars’
The massive increase in numerical strength of the LCY allowed for scripted and controlled dirty wars between 'secessionist' Orthodox, Catholic and Muslim factions during the Yugoslav Wars, 1991-2001, where the religious factions conspired to not wipe out the 9% of the population that attempted to do away with religion altogether in Yugoslavia, proving the wars were orchestrated and controlled by the communist faction:
Like in most former Communist countries in Central, Eastern
and South-Eastern Europe, the means and actions applied by
the Yugoslav Government between 1945 and 1990 to reduce
the influence of religions and religious organisations were
quite effective: While there was just a tiny group of people
who regarded themselves to be without a religion before the
Second World War (less than 0.1% of the population),
this number grew to 13% in 1953 and to 32% in 1987.3
Before any religious sectarian strife, first there would have been massive reprisals against the reviled Communists who implemented draconian discriminatory policies to wipe out religion in Yugoslavia. LCY anti-religious discriminatory policies were so effective that within fifty years those who were without a religion increased by an astronomical 3,100%! The fact that no reprisals took place against LCY members proves that the breakup of Yugoslavia was manufactured and controlled by the Communists.
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2. Ibid.
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