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The Communist Revolution
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Chapter 3

The Square-bearded Canadian; My Early French Lessons; A Little bit about my Grandparents and the Communist Revolution plus a Heartfelt Gift from Bulgaria.


French is the language of love like Polish, and because this story is not just a story about Bulgaria, maya tricks, delights, and delusions, but also about me and the love in my life, I’m eager to tell you all about the French-speaking square-bearded Canadian whose karma intervened in everything that happened to me ever since I was born, believe it or not.

In order to meet and fall in love with a French-speaking Canadian, you have to speak French. My grooming for the task started when I was around four years of age in our neighborhood kindergarten, all instruction in French carried out at a time when the Communist Party, our prescient Mother Protectress, was trying hard to eradicate all Western cultural influences to keep us safe from moral missteps and degradation. Nevertheless, I sang French songs and chanted out Bonjour under the nose of the Beh Kha Phe, paradoxically propped up by Her, because in Communist Bulgaria all our schooling was subsidized and practically free. Go figure. The Communists were shooting themselves in the foot, I suppose – nice maya trick. Cool.

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My son singing

This is my son's kindergarten. It has the same feel.



 
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Just Finished

My Mother couldn't buy me a nanny Why my parents divorced? (My mother couldn't buy me a nanny.) What's the best thing a Commie could do in America? (Go shopping!) A chess game in the Rose Valley. What is a 'Mashalla' Move?
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Marx Gloating in Cahoots with Lenin

All about my unfortunate parents; 'No Love for their Communist Baby'; Marx gloating in cahoots with Lenin; Did Comrade Pishmanov really get a F*** on a chairlift or not?
Find out...

 

the Communist Revolution The Square-bearded Canadian; My Early French Lessons; The Communist Revolution; A Little Bit About my Grandparents and a Heartfelt Gift from Bulgaria.
What's that?

 

Communist babyA very short history of Bulgaria – two pages max! With included bonus material "How to make a Communist Baby?"
Who is that baby?

 

Truth Proving Materials 3

My Grandfather in Geneve

My Grandfather, a medical student in Geneva, 1915

My Ggrandfather ID card

He died in prison, hanged for telling a Communist joke, 1949

My Grandmother, Geneve 1913

My grandmother, a medical student in Geneva, 1913. On the picture she is cutting a cadavre. It's gruesome. Click for the thrill.

My Grandmother, as a Comrade

She became A Comrade, a member of the Communist Party. To save her family, she traded in a Paris cloche hat for a scarf.

My grandmother's cloche hat

The cloche hat my grandmother torched one night.


Delicious Bulgarian Recipes

Comrade Pishmanov's Spiritual Rants


LeninThe capitalist free market notion used to infuriate my ex-communist boss Comrade Pishmanov and trigger his infamous anti-American cant, because Communism is rooted in reality, based on substance, bolstered by logic. No Boo-Boo and bullshit. Your individual opinion doesn’t matter. You are a minion. Together the collective knows best; the collective wisdom propped up by the Communist Party, our Mother Protectress, trumps all individual perceptions for the benefit of all people; no doubt!
Who is Comrade Pishmanov?

Notable & Quotable


     "The sylphlike Proto-Bulgarian beauties (high cheekbones; eyes slightly slanted, luminous, dark; lithe bodies; slinkily riding on horses) used fresh yogurt as a face treatment to beautify their skin. And then imagine what happened when the local Slav settlers came out of the forests to trade their pulses and grains for cattle, horses, and milk. Oh, my… Subsumption and subjugation – that is my Bulgarian nation! "

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