[seamus]

At a web site filled with laughers, this one might be my favorite. Of course, there is nothing funny about the reality of the situation: Americans producing enough to feed themselves and most of the world while the Soviets starved. I just wonder what was going through the minds of the average Soviet citizen with an hunger pains when they would see this garbage, and I will always marvel at how long it took for the tyrants to be toppled.

I suppose we Americans take for granted the power of freedom because it is part of our culture.

[tet68]

"When your grandmother and I were imprisoned here in "38" we had to eat rats to survive."

[Verginius Rufus]

The large lettering in the upper left asks, "To whom does the national income go?" The legend in the upper right corner says, "In the USSR--to the workers." Behind the worker the buildings are labeled "University," "Palace of Culture" and "Cinema." The smaller legend reads: "In 1950 the national income was more than 60% higher than before the war."

The legend on the right says, "In the capitalist countries, the lion's share--to the exploiters."