Need to teach rolls to eat?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

About the "consumer basket"

The founder of the Marxist terrorist organization Emancipation of Labor, L. Deutsch, wrote in his diary in 1930: “I remembered that we were given 2 and a half pounds of bread (1 kg.) And 136 grams of meat per day in hard labor. Groats, vegetables, lard, vegetables and so on - virtually no restrictions."

Thus, the "hard labor rate of meat" from the "consumer basket" of the terrorist was 3.5 kg per month. In other words, more meat was released to convicts in tsarist Russia than conscripts in the SA (130 g per day)

In the last century, two axioms were widespread among political politicians, propagandists and agitators: "I have not read the books of A. Solzhenitsyn, but I condemn" and "Ten days that shook the world" John Reed did not hold in my hands, but I praise. It must be admitted that both Solzhenitsyn and Reed were not published in the USSR, and those who were especially curious and inquisitive could get a real term for reading them. Why did the American, who praised the Bolsheviks who came from Zurich and Chicago to shake Russia, not please not only the communists, but also today's “democrats” of Ukraine? The answer is simple, he cited in his book tables on wages and prices for basic necessities, compiled by the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and published in Novaya Zhizn (1917)

I will say right away that the purchasing ability of a laborer, excavator, locksmith, chimney sweep several times overshadowed the purchasing ability of not only engineers under socialism, but also “builders of communism” metalworkers, not to mention the possibilities of today's proletarians of Ukraine. This is when the beef in 1990. cost - 2.20, and mackerel and cod - 0.50 per kg. Is it a big sin to remember 1913 with 0.07 for beef and 0.05 for herring? Judge for yourself by the tables:

Specialty:Carpenters, joiners - 1.60-2.00, excavators - 1.30-1.50, bricklayers and plasterers - 1.70-2.40, painters, upholsterers - 1.80-2.20, blacksmiths - 1.00-2.30, stove and chimney sweeps - 1.50-2.00, locksmiths - 1.00-2.00, laborers - 1.00-1.50.

And now food prices (in rubles and kopecks) per pound:

Black bread - 0.02, white bread - 0.05, beef - 0.22, pork - 0.23, herring - 0.06, cheese - 0.40, butter - 0.45.

In other words, a laborer under the tsar father could buy more than 230 pounds of meat for his monthly salary of 50 rubles, under "developed socialism" a metalworker could not reach 150 pounds, but in "Ukraine rushing to Geyrop" with a minimum wage of 3200 gr. proletarian and will not jump to 80. But back to 1917. With the arrival of the Provisional Government, prices for basic necessities rose by 900 percent, while the increase in wages did not even reach 400 percent. I will keep silent about the price mess with the arrival of the Bolsheviks.

When the 38-year-old revolutionary Stalin returned from Siberia to Petrograd in 1917, he stayed with the Alliluyev family, where he met his future wife, a sixteen-year-old school student, Nadenka. Her father, Sergei Alliluyev, a native of Voronezh peasants, worked as a mechanic in the Electric Lighting Society. At that time they lived modestly - in a four-room apartment. One head of the family worked, and in addition to Nadia, the family had three more children. The family's household, the choice of summer cottages, the upbringing of children was taken care of by the mother, Olga Evgenievna, who in her free time was fond of the revolution, just like Nadenka, after the gymnasium, went to music lessons. The Alliluyev family did not smell of Maxim Gorky's delirium about the hard life of the proletarians under the tsar.

But the "Red Terror of the Revolution" came, which in terms of the content of the facts easily overshadows the pages of the "Gulag Archipelago". And among the countless atrocities of the red fanatics, one of the most terrible and dark crimes is the number 1 (main) diet of the prisoner of the Gulag in 1948 (for 1 person per day in grams):

• Bread 700 (800 for hard workers)
• Wheat flour 10
• Various groats 110
• Pasta and noodles 10
• Meat 20
• Fish 60
• Fats 13
• Potatoes and vegetables 650
• Sugar 17
• Salt 20
• Surrogate tea 2
• Tomato puree 10
• Pepper 0, 1
• Bay leaf 0, 1

But the pre-war rate of allowance for prisoners in forced labor camps and colonies of the NKVD of the USSR, employed in basic production work and fulfilling the production rate (per person per day in grams), signed by the beginning. OOS GULAG NKVD quartermaster 1st rank Grosman. (this is how the "kanaloarmeytsy" ate)

Product name	Quantity	Product name	Quantity
Rye bread	1200	Sugar	13
Wheat flour 85%	60	Surrogate tea	2
Different groats	130	Potatoes and vegetables	600
	30	Tomato puree	10
	158	Capsicum	0, 13
Vegetable oil	12	Bay leaf	0, 2
	10	Salt	20

And now let's take a look at the “consumer basket” of today's Ukrainian, approved by the head of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine: the following main items are included in the list of food products (consumption values are given per day):

Meat - 55 g., And with frozen lard, poultry and sausages - 140 g;

bread - 270 g;

dairy products - about 340 g;

vegetables, fruits and berries, including potatoes - 450 g;

fish - about 30 g;

sunflower oil and margarine - about 40 g;

Probably the government of Ukraine thinks that Ukrainians are constantly sitting on food, striving for Europe, where they hope to fatten up on its "jelly shores.", two lollipops, less than 100 grams of meat products (including soy liver) That little piece of cheese?

It is not clever to recall the government “basket” for the disabled population of Ukraine, which contains: only 3 kg of fruits and berries, 2 kg of lard, respectively, 2 kg of fish, 2 kg of rice, 2 kg of buckwheat, per person per year … And even more so to compare the current nutrition of Ukrainians with the terrorist convicts of Liberated Labor.