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Toray and Welcome! This site was made by a member of an exclusive sect known as "Los Jorges".....an angry group of hell-raising teens who live in the white-bred suburbian town of Golden Valley, Minnesota.....For those of you visiting, ignore the simplicity this site offers. It's the content that counts....where else on the net can you find Chow Yun Fat and Grigory Yefimovich Rasputin, "The Mad Monk of Russia", pictured together?....Be sure to visit the links. After all, how much time do you want to spend at Tripod? ~Note from Schempf~: all pictures were stolen from real websites, and pasted here for the sole purpose of humor...also, all links surrounded with a "~" were made by me, Schempf, on Tripod's quickpage builder..In honor of passing the mighty benchmark of 400 visitors, I have decided to spice up the old website by adding brand new sections, pics, and stories!! (porn) Below is the first instalation: the military writings of a tru visionary, Leon Trotsky. In posting this "Socialist Oath", I hope to spread the word of his teachings..send your input and comments about this site to: MrNesticle@aol.com, thank you, and enjoy!~

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The Military Writings of

LEON TROTSKY Volume 1, 1918

HOW THE REVOLUTION ARMED

ORGANIZING THE RED ARMY

THE SOCIALIST OATH

Transcribed and HTML markup for the Trotsky Internet Archive by David Walters In 1996

Approved by the A Il-Russia Central Executive Committee of the Soviets of Workers', Soldiers', Peasants' and Cossacks' Deputies, April 22, 1918.

1. I, a son of the working people and a citizen of the Soviet Republic, assume the title of a soldier of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.

2. Before the working class of Russia and of the whole world I pledge myself to bear this title with honor, to study the art of war conscientiously, and to protect, like the apple of my eye, all public and military property from damage and robbery.

3. I pledge myself to observe revolutionary discipline strictly and unflaggingly, and to obey without question all orders given by commanders appointed by the Workers' and Peas ants' Government.

4. I pledge myself to abstain from any action derogatory to the dignity of a citizen of the Soviet Republic, and to restrain my comrades from such action, and to direct all my thoughts and deeds towards the great goal of the emancipation of all the working people.

5. I pledge myself to respond to the first call from the Workers and Peasants Government to defend the Soviet Republic against any dangers and attacks from any enemy, and to spare neither my strength nor my life in the fight for the Russian Soviet Republic and for the cause of socialism and the brotherhood of the peoples.

6. If ever, with evil intent, I should depart from this my solemn promise, may the scorn of all be my lot and may the stern hand of revolutionary law punish me.