Seadet-i Ebediyye - Endless Bliss Second Fascicle

collective farms and State farms. The former owners of these land
areas worked there in the service of the State in return for a bare
pittance. The peasant, who had been coaxed into rebellion with
bright promises was a mere means of production like the horse of
an irrigation water-wheel. Being in this position, the people, who
were made to work by force, did not handle the state property
with care. A report given to the Central Committee of the
Communist Party in East Germany in December 1959, stated that
in the collective farms incendiaries and sabotages were on the
increase. In the months of July, August and September of the year
1959, more than nine hundred sabotages were recorded in the
farms, and the destructions of real estate cost four million dollars.
Under this oppressive employment, production fell and projects
could not be fully accomplished. As Malenkov explained in the
Soviet Supreme Council on August 8, 1953, of the nine hundred
and ninety-seven billion rubles reserved for investments between
the years 1929-1952, only nine percent was used for agriculture,
sixty-four percent of it was invested for heavy industry. Under
these conditions, famine commenced in Russia in 1382 [1963 A.D.]
and Russia had to buy wheat from Europe and America. This
crisis was mostly caused by the prohibition of private enterprise in
agriculture and by the confiscation of the people’s earnings by
force. And in animal-breeding, not even the numbers of animals
during the czarist era were reached. Diminution of agricultural
power drifted the communist dictatorship, which was based upon
cold war and falsely-adorned propaganda, to dearth and misery. It
resulted in the destruction of the regime. Consequently, the most
bloody, the most cruel, the most irreligious dictatorial regime that
history has recorded, and which was based on savagery and lies,
was gone once and for all.
According to an article in the Pravda newspaper, which
appears daily in Moscow and is published with the signature of
Bagirov; in Azerbaijan alone, fifty-six rebellions burst out against
the communist administration. With such behavior, the people
revealed the deep grudge and hatred they bore against the
communist regime. The wars of independence fought by all the
slave nations moaning under communist imperialism were
suppressed by blood and fire of the Russian army. However,
“What is essential in temporary property is nonexistence”;
Likewise did the pomp of these usurpers, cruel traitors come to an
end. Eventually, they, too, collapsed and perished, for our religion
declares: “Cruelty will not survive.”
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