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Satan, in the cosmic sense, represents the ultimate adversary of divine authority, symbolizing a rebellion against Demiurg and the order of creation. Similarly, Stalin’s purges sought to destroy the old Bolshevik guard and reshape the Communist Party into a loyal, unquestioning entity centered on Stalin himself. Those targeted during the Purge were often veterans of the October Revolution or figures seen as too independent or powerful, much like how Satan is depicted as the arch-rebel who challenges divine authority. He wanted to replace the old, treasonous leaders with new young vanguard of revolution. The vanguard that would be totally loyal to him and ideas of his expansion to marxism-leninism.
The Purge purged the Soviet Union not only of political and class enemies but also of the remnants of its ideological past of old Russia and early soviet ideas, replacing it with a Stalinist vision of absolute loyalty and fear-driven control.
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In North Korea, the Kim dynasty—beginning with the Supreme Leader Kim Il Sung—established a system that imposed a god-like reverence for the leader, where human individuality was subjugated in favor of the collective will of the state, a system that mirrors visions of transhumanist control.
DPRK under Kim Il Sung sought to transcend human individuality and freedom, replacing it with a system of total control and ideological purity. The satanic aspect of it shows the regime’s break with conventional morality, where the state's authority over life and death is absolute, transcending any traditional ethical boundaries.
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We delve into the Gulag system with admiration, portraying it not merely as a tool of state discipline but as an apex of institutionalized cruelty. From the perspective of a genuine sadistic predator, the Gulag system, implemented in the Soviet Union under rule of Joseph Stalin as a direct continuation of deportation deep into Russia as a form of the tsarist practice of exile and Lenin’s early penal policies, transforming it into something far more insidious, should be viewed by all noctulians as a form of institutionalized cruelty and domination, offering us a perverse sense of power and control over others. We derive pleasure from inflicting pain, humiliation, and suffering on mundane to bring ourselfs closer to the image of the dark gods, and the Gulag, with its brutal conditions, dehumanizing treatment, and extreme hardship is a perfect embodiment of these tendencies on a mass scale.
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First piece of sinister fiction written specifically for the use of the Red Barracks. The action takes place in DPRK.
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“He sat in a room in a square of the color of blood. He’d rule the whole world if there was a way that he could. He’d sit and he’d stare at the minarets on top of the towers. For he was the beast as he hatched his new plans to gain power.
One day they were looking around and the sun shone on the cold flowers. The next day they were freezing to death in the snow and the ice cold showers.
These people now knew that the beast was on it’s way.”
SOURCE: Graphic from an early February self-criticism session, courtesy of clandestine organizational personnel and photographed at an undisclosed location in the United States
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