With Lenin's Ideas Dead, Russia Weighs What to Do With Body

The Ledger ^ | October 5, 2005 | C. J. CHIVERS

[andy58-in-nh]

Move him to the Harvard Yard

Actually, that's a pretty good idea. There's a very large newspaper kiosk right outside of Harvard Square (adjacent to the Red Line stop, if you're familiar with Cambridge). Sometimes, I used to pick up my Sunday paper there. It would be a perfect location, sheltered from the elements, and would allow Cantabridgians to see what a dead Commie looks like (as opposed to the live ones who dominate the town).

[Friend of the Friendless]

All the leftists distribute their propaganda right outside that kiosk. There are also numerous panhandlers out there as well.

[andy58-in-nh]

All the leftists distribute their propaganda right outside that kiosk. There are also numerous panhandlers out there as well.

I know. Lenin would feel right at home.

[Friend of the Friendless]

So does John Kerry.

[andy58-in-nh]

Lenin has more personality than Kerry. Even today.

[SevenDaysInMay]

Lenin's gunshot to his head did not kill him; recovering to productivity, aka mass murder orders and trying to organize his totalitarian dream, he had a disabling stroke - maybe/maybe not related to the bullet's vascular damage. "He died" of something. (I don't trust the Pravda headlines of the era.) Sorry, my Russian history books are packed.

Truth: Lenin never really recovered his full gusto for Revolution after being shot by a woman who hated his totalitarinism. Hitlary shall disarm Americans by any means because she and Bill know that armed citizens are totalitarians' greatest threat.

[aquila48]

With Lenin's Ideas Dead...

Not around our universities, our unions, DU,...

[MadIvan]

Burn his body on a pyre in the middle of Red Square and scatter the ashes in urinals throughout Moscow.

Regards, Ivan