ex-maoists in russian army  nepal's revolutionary ex-maoists have joined the russian army to liberate the world from jews. original article:   00/the-experience-of-a-maoist-ex-co mbatant-working-in-the-russian-army -that-battle-and-this-battle > socialist feelings and ideas can be felt in the russian army. the system of political leadership in the army, which was started by lenin, has been modified and the political bureau chief has been adopted. there is no distinction between natives and foreigners in terms of living and dining. in other cases, the relationship between the commander and the soldier is that of a comrade. in layers. not only the use of the word comrade but also the feeling of comradeship is reflected.  > a soldier does not need to salute the commander dozens of times a day, it is enough for the commander or the soldier who sees him first to salute once. it is not customary to call them commanders and soldiers, but rather they should be called comrades. there is no discrimination in service facilities. anyone can report any discrimination, abuse, and action will be taken immediately. it's over for jews.
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