Having commie posters is ‘fun’ for the democrat operative.
Hint: In reading the People’s Cube commentary, feel the sarcasm.
The real meaning of Soviet agitprop in Jay Carney’s kitchen
The real meaning of Soviet agitprop in Jay Carney’s kitchen
By Oleg Atbashian
As soon as the photograph of Soviet propaganda posters in Jay Carney’s kitchen hit the Internet, right-wing pundits began to draw conclusions about White House Press Secretary’s ideology, morals, and political leanings. It was as if things that a man merely places on his walls and looks at day after day can be any indication of his life choices.
If that were so, the meals in Carney’s kitchen would also probably match the menu of the place and time of the posters. His family would be living on a diet of beets, gruel, occasional rat, and thinly sliced boiled jackboots, which is what many Soviets ate at the time these posters were produced.
One poster was made in 1918, calling men to join the Red Army in the civil war against the anti-communist opposition, while the country lay in ruins due to the economic mismanagement as much as due to intense fighting. The other poster was made during WWII, calling women to replace men at the factories, as the country lay in ruins, once again, due to intense fighting as much as due to the economic mismanagement.
– See more at: H/T: Baron Bodissey
The Carney Carnival issuing from the White House seems to be the same behaviors exhibited by Alger Hiss. On the witness stand utterly lying under oath. Jay exhibits the same hubris. It is because of the organization that is behind him (and quite possibly the money too). That is where he takes his strength. His mindset is in harmony with theirs. So they continue to bray and to bark their nonsense and to have a few laughs with friends over wine and dinner (or Party meetings?) at how stupid and gullible Americans seem to them. He is pitiable for his great failings as a man, a father, and as an American. Another fleshly American Betrayal surrounded by a mob of his kind.