This Was Stalin's Most Brutal Punishment

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[@cazrealist1]

If you want to find out the true horror that went on read or watch the Gulag Archipelago and how far the depravity of the left goes

[@timkramar9729]

I know this sounds crazy but decades before The Hunger Games, William Golding wrote Lord of the Flies.

[@midnightmosesuk]

That's a very interesting story. I'd never heard of Nazimo Island before. Stalin never seems to be as reviled as Hitler, and, to be sure, Hitler's atrocities are a horrible stain on human history, and being called a Nazi is rightly seen as a grave insult. But I think Stalin should be mentioned in the same breath as Hitler. He was, arguably the greater evil. Stalin was personally responsible for more murders than Hitler. Perhaps calling someone a Stalinist should be held in the same regard as being called a Nazi.

[@masterluxu1]

Dude I not only agree but I’ll raise the bid. When stalins biological son attempted suicide. The benevolent leader in all his wisdom and glory said. And I’m quoting keep in mind. “The bastard can’t even shoot straight.” Really take a moment and think about that. How absolutely detached from all good you would have to be to dare utter those words under such circumstances. Hitler is always talked about (in America at least), as the supreme of all evils. But to be honest, he was a child playing with toys as compared to Stalin or Mao xe dong. (Idk if you’d care or not) but there is a poem Marx wrote in his teens. I believe it’s called iron throne. Or something to that effect. And it really helps to understand what kind of person Stalin was. To have followed and beloved a person like that. Jordan Peterson did a reading of it, if audio format is more your thing.

[@bthemedia]

but the thumbnail photo is Phantom Ship island 🙄🤦‍♂️

[@bthemedia]

Too bad so many socialists today wish to speak kindly of Stalin, they say history of socialism is just misunderstood

[@rebeccaanne9863]

The trouble is that the "liberal world order", as Brandon calls our new overlords including himself, wants Stalin to be seen as a great man and revered. They market communism (basically socialism under government direction) as the opposite of fascism but if you compare real fascism (not what the main stream media, public schools and and left wing politicians call fascism) with communism you realize they are much more alike than they are different.

[@work90]

@@masterluxu1 nah bruh Hitler, Stalin and Mao are all on the same level in a large scale. But on a personal scale, them yes, Stalin is worse

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Right?

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[@AccaliaShakariaN7]

I'm happy these stories are being covered even more. A lot of people forget that Hitler wasn't the only evil dictators during the last 100 years, his death count doesn't even compare to most; Stalin, Mao, Pol, Hirohito(he and Hitler are pretty close), and Leopold in Africa.

[@hueyiroquois3839]

To be fair, Stalin had access to more potential victims than Hitler and Hirohito did.

[@vazgenius696]

@@DampLover what is this bs

[@MJW238]

I mean, his death count certainly does compare. But he certainly wasn’t the only murderous dictator in history, no.

[@AccaliaShakariaN7]

@@MJW238 Of course in human death it compares, taking life for ridiculous reasons is just that. But a lot of people, especially here in America thinks it was only Hitler and even some of those people doesn't know anything about the holocaust. Some think that Trump has a higher body count than Mao.

[@susanivy3619]

Who tf ever said he was the only dictator? He was a rare kind of evil and the fcking CAUSE OF WW11. Are you purposely trying to sound like a Hitler apologist? FFS!

[@Strawberryknight]

These situations have happened in Shanghai during zero-covid lockdown in last month. Building councils and guards kept the food as bargain tool to trade for whatever they wanted. Old people committed suicides due to starving.

[@bthemedia]

Food and guns have long been used to control people… just look around and see who is doing it now.

[@annwilliams6438]

Ghastly. Absolutely horrendous.

[@bissetttom1738]

and xi is just getting started.

[@Sgt.chickens]

Man can yiu guys just overthroe these assholes allready. There is at leaat 500k old angry chinese women. The CCP stands no chance

[@naopak6750]

Do Chinese have spine?

[@kathymichelle1978]

History isn't always pretty but we have to keep it or it will be repeated. Thank you for sharing this. I love the way you explain these things in such a captivating way.

[@TheCuggsmeister]

I think this is the most disturbing story I've heard you tell. But like you say, it's something mankind should not forget.

[@roybegley2051]

That's why Americans will never give up their firearms. Even Karl Marx said for the "workers" to never give up your guns and ammo. Smart dude for a homicidal maniac.

[@danieltukua4527]

@@roybegley2051 he had the right idea but was far too idealistic

[@AsobiMedio]

@@roybegley2051 The homicidal maniacs were his political successors. Marx himself warned people about the destructive power of autocrats and similar authoritarian powers(being intimately familiar with them, living in an absolute monarchy). Which is why he called for a revolution of the working class/serfs against their slave owners, which in itself was more than justified. Marx probably would have had a stroke if he knew what people in the future did in his name, especially Stalin. His ideology of unity among workers/the common citizen being corrupted and used by a dictator to assume absolute power and abuse the common person.

[@roybegley2051]

@@AsobiMedio Marx ideas for a government sound awesome but peeps gonna peep especially when half your nation are starving and the other half will be sent to the gulag for standing up for their human rights of feeding themselves and their families

[@roybegley2051]

@@danieltukua4527 the right idea has led to over 300 million people dead. Communism is a pipedream that will never come to fruition. I would like nothing more than to see the world get along and everyone has all they need to live healthy and productive lives but that'll never happen. Human nature will see to that.

[@Larry1302]

Just last summer (August 2021), yet another Soviet mass grave was uncovered , in Odessa, containing the remains of people killed during the great purge. During the kulak purge alone, about 2 million innocents were driven to the wilderness and were left to die. These weren't some "evil capitalist oppressors", most rural craftsmen were labeled as kulaks, no matter how rich or poor. Every farmer that had a stone house while his neighbours had wooden houses, was a kulak. Every farmer that had a 2-floor house while the rest had 1-floor houses, was a kulak. Then there's the Holodomor of course, were at least 3.5 million people died in a man-made famine (primarily Ukrainians) , but the number could be way higher. People were forced to engage in cannibalism to survive. Let's not forget the ethnic cleansing due to forced relocation/deportations: during his reign Stalin relocated, among others; the Koreans, Poles, the Kola Norwegians, Romanians, Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, the Volga Germans, the Ingrian Finns, the Finnish of the Karelian, the Crimean Tatars, the Crimean Greeks, the Caucasus Greeks, the Kalmyks, the Balkars, Crimean Italians, the Karachays, the Meskhetian Turks, the Karapapks, Chechens and Ingushs. Some of these groups had their entire male population deported to Gulags. Speaking of, the vast majority of the Gulag population were innocent. During the periods of mass arrests when the NKVD would get quotas, people would get taken away, tortured until they signed prewritten confessions, and get sentenced to 10 years of labour in the gulags, under article 58. Millions of people shared this fate. There's many other examples, for example if a teenager would pick an apple from an orchard he would get sent to the gulag, as that was stealing from the state. Even red army soldiers that got captured by the Germans and later returned to Russia, were sent to the gulags, as they were "traitors who let themselves get captured".

[@Justin.Martyr]

*NOW then!!!! TeLL me about the Murder of Mary Ann!!!!!*

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[@kayskaht2052]

Thank you for this history lesson. 🙏 I had no idea these sorts of things happened!

[@utoobgavemecancer8635]

So the middle class...sounds familiar.

[@henry9406]

Thanks For taking the time to write Larry 🍻

[@thatfeeble-mindedboy]

I was nominally impressed that whoever did the stone-age, info-graphics style animation, in the interest of historical accuracy, actually went to the trouble to depict the guard’s rifles as some generic representation of what appears to be the quite plausible (although not actually produced until 1939) Mosin-Nagant M38, (later as the M44 carbine) a shortened-barrel version of the 91/30, a bolt-action WWI ERA Russian military rifle chambered in the powerful 7.62x54r round, similar to the American 30.06 hunting rifle. They probably thought no one would notice, so I posted this comment.

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Awesome. I know very little about the history of weapons, but I appreciate it.

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[@tammycroft6217]

When you mentioned that film in the beginning, I immediately thought of the book Lord of the Flies. A fictional account of what happened when a group of English schoolboys was stranded on an island, it was based on accounts the author had read of people placed in isolated locations with little or no supplies and no other human contact. Readers were appalled by what he wrote BUT, as he told friends while he was writing the book and after it was published, so called 'civilized' behavior disappears in larger group in this situation with the behavior disappearing faster as the size of the group goes up. It looks like desperate people start losing their sense of personal responsibility and morality in larger groups. And it doesn't matter WHY they were in their situation, just that they were there. He also remarked to many of his friends that it was horrifying that the largest groups were deliberately put into an isolated, contained enviroment and starved by some of the worst dictators/despots the world has ever known.

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

I immediately thought of Lord of the Flies too. The human need to survive at all costs turns many people into selfish monsters, as does the need for power over the people they deem "inferior". It is of the utmost importance that we never forget that these events actually happened. Like the saying goes "Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it", and if what is happening in the world these days (such as Putin's invasion and genocide of Ukraine) is any indication, it will definitely happen again if we don't pay attention.

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Not to fearmonger, but look at what may be coming. World economic collapse, world food shortages, world fuel shortages and more. Whatever the cause look at the possible outcomes. War, societal collapse, anarchy. This may or may not happen, but prepare for a long hard time, a long dark night. And a dawn will come, but when?

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It was based on the Nazi takeover. The boar is a symbol of Germany.

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As a counterpoint 6 Tongan schoolboys stole a boat for an adventure got stranded on a remote and mostly desolate island, and worked together to survive for over a year, including taking care of their friend who broke his leg until it healed.

[@ladyhonor822]

I to immediately thought of Lord of the flies.

[@iw9472]

This is what totalitarianism brings to the world and we must never forget. When people defend Stalin, Mao, or any of them putting Hitler as the only evil guy to ever exist...these facts flash through my mind. Part of my family died in the Holocaust and I still don't forget the millions of others who suffered and still suffer under other regimes.

[@jestinbinu8631]

Exactly

[@peterstorms3381]

The belief that something will never repeat itself is the foundation on which those events will repeat themselves

[@DLBeatty]

Let's not forget to add Che to this list. In spite of his cult, he was a brutal sinister man.

[@flapdrol75]

People that defend these kind of dictators really need like just 30 minutes in a camp like this.

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@@flapdrol75 - That's normally where the useful idiots end up. And/Or with the cost of the bullet sent to their families (Tienanmen Square).

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Did Thoughty2 just make a sneezing joke out of processing camps? That cheeky bastard! Love it!

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6:17 "Bless You!"

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When faced with incomprehensible death and human suffering, humor is a not-unusual response when it comes to unthinkable tragedy.

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Sneezing jokes are highly underrated! Not enough in this modern world, idk what happened to mankind. Sad 😢

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[@Msmargret1]

This was good. Heartbreaking, twisted and unimaginable material, but important. No, we should never forget. We are fortunate generations to not know this kind of horror, but only because of those of us who watch "Leaders" and raise awareness. I have to comment on YOU! My goodness, you have a new kind of confidence. It's comfortable... and still wildly engaging. Good on ya!

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Yeah, there's been no socialist takeover in the U.S. recently at all. Everything is going well, and speech is free.

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Just finished your book "Stick a Flag in It" and enjoyed it immensely. Great channel and thank you for your hard work. I actually can't believe this one slipped past me.

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

Is it bad that I get more excited whenever I see a thoughty2 upload that I can tell is going to be super dark than anything else?

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

@@lilyofthevalley._.6325 pretty great perspective, I enjoyed the read. Lol

[@madlenox]

Pretty typical

[@indyrawr1756]

Gotta feel somehow

[@pnisdump3174]

It's horrible WtF

[@imnothereforthefood7832]

I wish he did a full length documentary, he has the voice for it

[@Nyctophora]

Thank you for keeping the memory of such events alive. We can't learn from history if no-one can hear it. Critical thinking is a vital skill. Thoughty is here to make sure we don't forget the lessons of history.

[@derroncoleman485]

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[@Dancestar1981]

Why do you think schools have been dropping history from school curriculums

[@jasongibbs3713]

@@Dancestar1981 communism

[@stares398]

well if we think about it maybe the fact that this is taken from a book of fiction it isn't actually that important

[@kuehesther]

Thank you for having passion in making these videos. i hope you know i am highly fond of the histories telling despite learning how cruel it is.

[@thedesertwarrior7447]

Sir, for reasons that I will not speak of, I really need to thank you for an immeasurably important point that you made in this excellent presentation. *We must never forget these events (paraphrase).* In one individual (Stalin) the embodiment of countless evil existed... even in so-called "democracies." Using "human nature" as an excuse for *anyone* to commit atrocities against their fellow human beings is shameless, and disgraceful. Thank you, *Thoughty 2.* You are amazing! ♡☆♡

[@Kraschenkov]

As a Crimean Tatar, this hits too close to home. Thanks for your coverage

[@Justin.Martyr]

*Ta Tar, wut an UgLy Name!!!*

[@ladyhonor822]

Oh Honey come on now ☦️❤️🙏 AMEN Philadelphia USA

[@alsmith9853]

It's not just Stalin though, is it? It's all the people who carried out his wicked orders. The fact that nobody assasinated the mongrel speaks volumes

[@supervenon]

If there is no Stalin, no one would execute those orders. Its not just Stalin but he is the main, the source.

[@MJW238]

Even if he had been assassinated one of those other wicked people you spoke about would have just taken his place.

[@dirremoire]

The fact was that Western powers were seeking to overthrow the Soviet Union all through the 30s. Stalin's paranoia had some justification.

[@xervislane770]

I cant blame people for not assassinating him. To kill a dictator, you need some serious planning and absolute loyalty, since if anyone talks everyone is finished. When dealing with Stalin, who was even more brutal then Hitler himself, fear outstrips everything else.

[@timbosse1634]

Stalin was bound to be there because of the system of communism. If not him, another one like him would have done the same.

[@maksimussb.y.267]

Also, mind-blowing animations man. Respect for you and your team.

[@PhantomSturm]

This reinforces how crazy it is that I frequently run into Stalin apologists.

[@justanothervoice2538]

Getting graphic with those animations… I really can’t believe there hasn’t been a tv series about this.

[@tommymarco]

i think the same old guy was shot several different ways .

[@Larry1302]

If you're interested in more stories like this, the Gulag Archipelago is worth a read.

[@somejerk5662]

Why spoil the surprise?

[@togian755]

No one would want to watch it. The world is depressing enough without a series about cannibal island.

[@tommymarco]

i would watch it . the world is not depressing , it's a beautiful place . the news is depressing , always will be . if it does not affect you personally , switch the telly off ; )

[@Frankoaks277]

Sadly, this is only the stories we know about. Just imagine how many more stories like this that were erased from history

[@derekcox543]

That's the one thing that will never cease to keep me up at night, the history that was never recorded or recordings that are lost to history. One can only draw upon hypotheticals but we will never know and not knowing is a horrifying concept unto itself but for some untold stories maybe knowing is an even more horrifying concept.

[@UnicornUniverse333]

Have faith, we are meant to heal the past and we will

[@gardensofthegods]

I never even made it up to 4 minutes with this and decided not to watch it as soon as he started telling the story . I'm just too squeamish and sometimes don't want to hear about horrible things

[@Dancestar1981]

Like I said man’s inhumanity to man no nation is exempt

[@insanegamer4532]

​@@gardensofthegodswussy lol

[@ladyhonor822]

Thanks For the information. Theses poor souls Starved in slow motion... while freezing and giving themselves dysentery.

[@TYLERSWIFTSWORD]

0:21 Sounds like the book called Lord of the flies The plot concerns a group of British boys who are stranded on an uninhabited island and their disastrous attempts to govern themselves.

[@Noise_floorxx]

That's what i thought, not the hunger games

[@herrschmidt5477]

Oh lord of the flies you say. never heard of it...

[@piscesanimefan3177]

I had read that book back when I was in middle school and it was just messed up

[@Dancestar1981]

I was just thinking about that too

[@paulfrost8952]

@@herrschmidt5477 I read when I was at school. See below! Lord of the Flies is a 1954 novel by the Nobel Prize-winning British author William Golding. The plot concerns a group of British boys who are stranded on an uninhabited island and their disastrous attempts to govern themselves. Themes include the tension between groupthink and individuality, between rational and emotional reactions, and between morality and immorality.

[@colletti914]

I was more convinced by the illuminated "gamer sheets" than I'd like to admit. Still feel like it won't be too long.

[@susanivy3619]

I could have sworn he said "The only LED powered game sheets made for gay men". 😳 It was an awfully confusing moment in time.

[@LeonVonDai]

@@susanivy3619 The real irony is that they only became gay due to low visibility in the bedroom in the first place. Just one more reason to buy.

[@everilliem3292]

That ad was maximum cringe

[@naninolovyou6388]

I LOVE your videos!! Thanks for the informative but entertaining history on such a unsavory part of history

[@premierhoner614]

WOW dude!!!! You never fail us with your amazing videos... I find it very interesting, and been a history lover, I do learn from it. Thank you very much for all your postings.. Keep up the good work.............

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

I always think of the 16+ year old kids signing up to the army as a real life Hunger Games. Thinking they're defending their country, being patriotic, unaware of the disposable pawns they really are while grown men play battleships with their lives. That's no reflection on their bravery or sense of duty... But the truth of the wars they are signed up to fight are very rarely honourable. And for what? To be killed or tossed aside homeless and forgotten about.

[@mommalion7028]

A lot of soldiers sign up because they like the idea of combat or killing. And you need people willing to kill to protect a country.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

@@mommalion7028 the first sentence you said ...absolutely! I said individually they are brave, etc. The second sentence is what's "wrong" ... Not your comment is wrong...but you're belief in that sentence is what's wrong... let's say America, for example, tell me how the US military is protecting Americans...right now? They have their military stationed in at least 40 other countries right now, and make no mistake that they are there for control. They'll be "told" they are there to help a fighting area keep peaceful...but those people in that country are entitled to air their grievances with neighbouring people and be left to sort it out themselves. Most of these places have not asked their "allies" to come to their defence. They resent the American military being in their country. It's no coincidence as to WHY the "East" is so f*cked off with the "West". If they've not been asked for their help, then they are only there for the benefit of America...mostly OIL! The "army" feels they are protecting a vulnerable area, doing good. But that's not why "those as the top" have sent them there.... 🤔 Right now the Ukrainian military is protecting their country... And it's not a fight they chose. That's defending a country.... How is the US army protecting Americans right now? America's not under attack is it...? As I said the individuals themselves have trained with honourable intentions... During their career they will no doubt serve an honourable cause...at least that's how it's made to appear. But at least the Hunger Games is upfront about it's bloodthirsty need for entertainment. It's a competition, blood sports. I'm not saying the US military work alone, a lot of other countries' armies bolster up the numbers. It's a joint effort, but the war torn areas are NOT the real battle that's taking place. The real war is being fought over control, resources and profit, back in Washington, London, Paris, Berlin...."negotiations" are really a bartering session between who gets what share of what. If the oil dried up tomorrow, America would be heaving with unemployed military with nothing to do.

[@j.dragon651]

@@tamielizabethallaway2413 The U.S. has been under attack by the Soviet Union, now Russia, since 1945.

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

@@tamielizabethallaway2413 as a U.S. vet, I agree with most what you say, it's an odd position. Knowing we must have a capable military, not always agreeing or understanding with foreign policy, our involvement in other's affairs that haven't requested it. Soldiers are told they can't see the Big Picture, that they must complete their task as well and perfect as possible, or it breaks down, and the Big Picture is always a noble cause. Hard to argue one way or other if you truly don't understand the big picture, I just performed my duties as well as I could, and knew I would never follow an order I knew was immoral, inhumane for no purpose other than cruelty, never do anything I couldn't tell my mother, or keep me from looking my children in the eyes. " I did my best" or " I just did as I was told." doesn't buy my innocence. Still, I love my country, and would become inhumane, cruel, what I had to do to remove an enemy from it, had respect for enemies that felt the same, look me in the eye and spit in distaste. Can't stand cowards. I only disagree about oil. I don't think oil has near as much to do with most of our actions as most do, if any. It's a nice distraction, but we don't really need anyone's oil, not at all.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

@@masterofsparkshwy6974 I'm so grateful for your honest reply! I've never been in the military so my comment was more from an outside perspective... I appreciate you saying that you're told what to do and trust it's for a greater cause. Of course for you all to work seamlessly and alertly that makes sense, if you were all raising concerns every five minutes you'd be all over the place. But still, I don't think you're told the whole truth. More likely fed something that you're comfortable with agreeing to. The people in the military are honourable and brave, it's the powers that be, that give the orders that I don't trust. I don't know much about the oil situation, so you may well be right in that regard, but we could use oil to represent something a country has, that America wants to control. "The military" is such a faceless organisation and I still feel that they use your patriotism, to make you do things that are deceitful. But as individuals you're also somewhat dispensable. Invisible. Pawns on a chess board, played by a handful of men competing for control. It's those egos at the top I don't trust. I really appreciate your honest insight. I can't imagine how awful it must be to be a parent waving off an adult child, particularly when you know they're heading to fight. I'm glad you're back home with your children now. 😘😘😘

[@ladyjuliette8004]

Thanks for this story from the reality, thought it was so horrible I almost couldn't hear it out. It's important that we never forget a happening like this, you have perfectly right. But the human beings are forgetting most, when times are good. And therefore it can happen again.

[@katekrylov]

Happend already and will happen again unfortunately.

[@ladyjuliette8004]

@@katekrylov Yes! Witch horrors who goes on in the dictatorship countries in the world, we can imagine out from from the history. Maybe. Evilness can never be understood, but we must belive and accept that it exists. Try to fight it if we can in our own environment, and help as good as we can global. But those poor people behind the fences... If the world trying to help those people, then we have world war 3. Mao Zedong killed 30 mill of his own, in peace time. Stalin was even worse. There are forces in our part of the world to, that are willing to pay with the human life's, as many as it takes, to get power. In my opinion the world hasn't been in greater danger, since world war 2. With the suffering of innocent people. Children, that's the worst to think about, how many children that has suffered and died, still suffering and dies, because in the eyes of the political power, their life's are without value. Happens everywhere. I could cry my eye's out. I have done my best for justice my whole life, just to find out, that there are non. Forgive me if I sound negative, but human beings suffering makes me almost mad. 🌹

[@ladyjuliette8004]

@E Van Thank you so much for your answer with all the facts, you really know the history of Russia and communism! 🌹 And you are also pointing to a important thing, it's not always religion who caues the misery's of killing millions of human beings, and also starting war. Hitler and his "staff", were all ateist! Hitler and Stalin was cooperating under world war 2, The first they cooperated with, was the horrors in Poland. But of course, they were both paranoid, so the cooperation failed after a while. But the camp's for destruction of jews and others was built in a hurry there. I manage to read about this things, but if I happen to watch TV , I brake. I saw a picture once, that has burned it's way into my mind. A fat German "doctor", with a big grin in his face, is holding a Jewish baby in his arms. The baby is a skeleton, and about to die. This picture has become the symbol and the truth about real cruelty and evilness.

[@susanivy3619]

@@tommymarco OMG! Who tf talks about communism here in the US? Do you mean socialism? You do know communism is not socialism. Anyway, regarding socialism, that's only the FAR left liberals and most of them mean democratic socialism. Sorry, but the majority of Americans are NOT into communism, and most Dems I know are 100% capitalists...don't know where you're getting this from lol

[@ladyjuliette8004]

@UCpeiUNAGonm029M0cTVubPQ Indeed! But the opposite has happened, when a communistic dictator went in to a election of president in USA, manipulating it to get a surten man to power. Many things were happening under this person's regime. Without one single reaching and consequence! While we in Europe, who always has seen USA as the most important alliance, were watching with fear and anxiety. So that it can happen also in our part of the world? Easily!

[@marissasurma4381]

I was fooled by the photo you used of ghost ship island and thought there was some story I didn't know about Crater lake! Very informative story though, thanks for telling

[@stevenewdell3824]

Thank you for teaching. Your writing is much better and the information is between "very interesting" and "reviting."

[@levi12howell]

That fake commercial honestly blew my mind. I was thinking “holy shit that sounds like a terrible idea” then you came in and put my brain back together

[@Rebelistic]

What you talking about I was gonna buy ten of this sheets

[@paoloviti6156]

It must been terrible even for the 200 survivors that simply went from one absolutely hell hole to another hell hole. Stalin was absolutely no joke mass murdering so many people. A good job you did and you did very to remind not to forget this horror.....

[@danielkennedy5602]

Stuff like this is why history needs to be studied, understood, and used to prevent things like this from ever happening again......not ignore it or erase it like it never happened

[@tonyisnotdead]

history doesn't need to be studied or understood. without hierarchies this stuff can't happen.

[@adrijansevanrensburg8118]

"as far as eggs go, joseph stalin was a particularly bad one." the urge to get this quote into at least one history essay before i graduate at the end of this year

[@staceyd8397]

be great opening

[@odin688]

This one hit different. I feel like you made it with deliberate intention of informing the public, rather than just an interesting story as per usual. Much appreciated.

[@skiphouston7392]

And yet, there are those that admire Stalin. Great video Thoughty. Thanks for shining a bit more light into the dark corners of history.

[@BelindaShort]

Really great work. I appreciate the topics you cover.

[@andreagriffiths3512]

Thank you for sharing. May the dead and those who survived find peace.

[@artdonovandesign]

Arran's channel here is in the Top Ten in all of KZbin. His sensitive and thorough coverage of this indescribably horrific atrocity is the reason he is so highly regarded.

[@Bell_Matt]

He made jokes about sensitive matter, such as processing camps. Wtf are you on about?

[@Lion_-eo4rg]

@@Bell_Matt If you can't take a joke, we can do nothing about it.🤷‍♂

[@alexanderwesthuis3486]

i love his tounge in cheek style of story telling, quite captivating.

[@qaharnetic3919]

This is how a narrator should be even if a story is boring this guy make it fun somehow

[@bikingandstuffwithdave7777]

I enjoy how real you are. No bleeping words . Tell it like it is :)

[@douglasmackallor]

I have to confess that no matter how gory, dark, depressing, despicable, and horrifying the subject is, you find a way to make it hella entertaining. Now I'm ready for some extreme rest, which is not to be confused with extreme arrest, for that afterglow.

[@BlitzTheFoxi]

He still sounds like he's saying "forty two"

[@christiangibson1867]

"It's like bringing a load of heroin to a drug den and then expecting an orderly queue" Hey, I resent that! As an ex addict, we are experts at waiting. I formed an orderly queue to get into the guy's van with several other people dozens of times! *This is intended in a tongue in cheek manner

[@Noise_floorxx]

This! Lol. We are still able to be polite and kind. We don't turn into dogs lol

[@CbRoXiDe]

The amount of waiting ‘1 min’ for about 2 hours would agree with you.

[@Dancestar1981]

Have a look at the British trading opium for silk back in China. Drug trade now bites everyone in the bum

[@arareanddifferenttune3130]

@@CbRoXiDe the old “I’m pulling up now”

[@Andrew-df1dr]

Hey mate, that's a great video. You may want to do a video on the Dutch ship Batavia, that was shipwrecked of the Western Australian coast on the 4th of June and many of the survivors were killed by a group let by Jeronimus Cornelisz.

[@petercorbett3794]

Strangely, the case of the Donner Party of pioneers heading for California who got stranded in the winter snow shows that those who resorted to cannibalism didn’t fare too well. Those who refused human flesh were more likely to survive. I have no idea why, or how they did it, they had just snow to drink and trees and grass to chew on, but some made it through winter without food.

[@whiteboard_history]

This dude went straight from “it was more horrific than any movie” to “todays sponsor is RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!”

[@InfiniteSkiegh]

What are you talking about....today's sponsor was X-SHEETS!!!!

[@icosthop9998]

You people 😳 . 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@addisdavis3736]

Thoughty has been on youtube for 9 years. He deserves his success.

[@idk9637]

wow crazy to see u mention battle royale here. i did a book report in my senior year on the manga of it. there is a lot of really fd up scenes i was questioning if i can actually describe in a school book report lmao.

[@indigoeyes777]

Wowzers, great bit of storytelling. Haven't been here in awhile but you've def refined your style! Takes skill and class to talk about such a topic with grace and humility, all the while preserving the nugget of truth that comes from this event, however ugly and brutal it may be. I was cringing from the start, but your colorful verbosity and fantabulous lyricism kept me glued in.

[@Nbsjfvihsfvvhisbvso]

A great video as always but I feel like it was glossed over just how minor some of the crimes of these poor people were. There’s stories of some people being sent here for things as minor as not having their identification documents on their person when they went to the shops, or being caught with perceived western media.

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

Most people didn't even have any reason to be sent here, Stalin and his minions just made things up as they went along.

[@starboy8357]

Thoughty you are one of the best youtubers out there please never stop uploading amazing content like this❤

[@austinhernandez2716]

While I like the channel, a lot of the stuff he has said was wrong. He also make some terrible propaganda videos

[@saurav1096]

@@austinhernandez2716 like what?? can you explain?

[@levivolaju883]

As long as you don't skip the raid shadow legends

[@soundscape26]

@@austinhernandez2716 Propaganda videos? Care to give some examples?

[@bthemedia]

Thumbnail is Phantom Ship island in Crater Lake

[@laurametheny1008]

I'd be interested to hear more about Mussolini. You never hear about him, except in History class I guess. Maybe some of the others that no one talks about. Thanks for the vid. Always well done. I love history and wish we could have had your vids back then! 🙏💔

[@jiffpop5143]

I love the transition from a dark theme to excitedly announcing his sponsor lmao

[@nahbirdie4773]

I remember when battle royale was talked about a lot. Still haven't seen it but always thought it inspired a wake of battle royale type stories in different mediums.. Guess it was inspired by real life instead.

[@nahbirdie4773]

Darn bots

[@danielriley7380]

I’ve seen it: the Katniss of the film went on to play O-Ren Ishi’s bodyguard Gogo in Kill Bill. Despite the extremely similar plots Suzanne Collins swears she’s never heard of Battle Royale, let alone seen it (even though the novel Battle Royale was published 9 years earlier.)

[@auqustfire]

It's a great movie, if you're into movies with very gory deaths lol.

[@s.s6499]

you should seriously watch it, one of the best films there is imo

[@ikealamp53]

There's a part 2 too although not as good.

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

Literal hell on earth.. whenever I first read about this, I was traveling a dark rabbit hole late at night a few days after reading about Albert Fish, that and this story absolutely shocked me to the core. The depths of human depravity pushed to the absolute limit.. one by choice, the other by threatening life and pressing normal civilians to desperate, horrific measures.. if we're not in hell already, then I simply can't imagine..

[@Blox117]

why are you invading the home space of a rabbit? you are a sick individual

[@abhinavsharma5935]

So what do you suggest I should search when I am bored late at night

[@tommymarco]

damn , i just searched albert fish . a lot of paths for the rabbit hole there .

[@abhinavsharma5935]

@@tommymarco albert fish it is than

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

@@abhinavsharma5935 the Kansas City butcher is a.. disturbing read.. and they posted some of his collection of photos online as well.... he's not too well known, but he's just about as fucked up as Dahmer. I only know about him because my home town is an hour from where it happened

[@datheamore6395]

The book Battle Royale is so well written. Also, thank you for covering Cannibal Island.

[@Turret0pera]

I can't imagine what it's like living in a time like this. I'll sit at my desk drawing or playing World of Warcraft when I'm suddenly struck with a raging paranoia that, in times of crisis like the one in the video, I'd be one of the many who don't survive. It makes me both thankful and terrified as I try and scrape the surface of the horrible things these people had to endure. Then I'll randomly shake the dread and go right back to leveling my hunter.

[@maxsalmon4980]

I keep thinking...why didn't they attack the guards? It seems like they could have overwhelmed them pretty quickly. Then they'd have had the barges to use as shelter, or to escape. But then again, they'd have needed to band together and risk their individual lives to do that. That's a hard ask, especially when you're already weak from hunger, and sick.

[@katekrylov]

I thought about it too. Couldn't get organized most likely. Also we don't know about their background: plain criminals or political prisoners.

[@stigjohnsen5556]

@@katekrylov the river being strong would make it hard your going to swim towards people with rifles, if the river doesnt get you, or the bullets, your ontop of the raft and have to fight, after starving, freezing, little sleep, exhausted from the swimming trip, against people who are wellfed, warm and cozy, with rifles and most likely melee weapons even if their not trained, shouldnt be to hard to wack a couple that manage to even get to the raft and try to climb onboard

[@yoface938]

Because people are individuals whose main goal is not to die. Organizing would mean stick out to be the target. Also people are mentally weaker than you realize, they can be reasoned with, lied to, manipulated when their futures are uncertain. Just tell them more food will be coming tomorrow and they’d wait another day. Promise them personal favors and you’ll have them literally eating out of your own hand. The moment someone organizes something to scale they out themselves and will be killed. Even if they do succeed in overtaking the guards and taking the barges guess what they’re still dead as there are more units lined up all along the river and surrounding villages. It just takes one radio message and they’re all gonna be hunted down like animals simple as that. Can you subdue every one of the hundreds of soldiers in less that 5min? Because that’s literally the amount of time it would take for a guy on watch to alert someone up the chain to the radio room to start broadcasting a sit rep. With all this in consideration how many people you think you can organize? Even if you’d be willing to die for your brethren it’s not guaranteed everyone feels the same way. You’ll be the the first to dive in and the first to get shot. People behind you will see that and a lot will be too scared to move. So you died for nothing in the end but at least you wouldn’t have to suffer in the future. But others are not that brave or calculating they rather take their chances and see what happens. And that is human nature.

[@joemomma7837]

@@yoface938 nerd

[@katekrylov]

@@yoface938 good points. I also thin that the basic instinct is the instinct of self-preservation. And we don't know who those people were and where from initially: imagine a bunch of unprepared, civilian city folks in the wilderness!

[@dabatman5187]

A film about Cannibal island would certainly be interesting

[@tomfrazier1103]

The Most Dangerous Game was a short story we had to read in the 6th grade English class. It had a not very believable premise, and was in the category of intellectual "Made ya think" stories.

[@BeastOuncelifeian]

I'm almost 50 now, but as a child I worked for some very bad organizations. Let me tell you: These games still get played. On islands,sure, but less and less so. Often done in ghost towns of America, the tundras of Canada,Russia,and China,the Outback of Australia, and on decommissioned cruise ships.

[@planetdisco4821]

In 1991 I caught a flight from Manang “airport” in Nepal to Pokhara on board a twin otter dehaviland airplane that had a maximum ceiling about 2000 metres lower than the surrounding mountains lol. We hit clear air turbulence off the shoulder of one of the Annapurnas and as the plane screamed like a dive bomber mere metres above the face of a glacier I realised that it had taken me weeks to walk into this place and that if I lived (and there was no epirb or gps back then) there was a pretty good chance that while waiting for a rescue I’d have to eat somebody that didn’t survive the crash. This seriously went through my mind in a few seconds like a bolt of lightning. The pilots managed to heroically pull the plane up at the bottom of the valley with bloody pine trees whizzing past the tips of the wings and we landed safely at Pokhara airfield where I literally dropped to my knees and kissed the ground. But I’ll never forget that moment of amazing and brutal clarity that I had and to be honest I absolutely would have done it. Anyway didn’t fly for many years after that but discovered that alcohol actually really helps…

[@LeifEriccson43]

I'm gonna be honest, if I'm in a plane crash and we're starving and someone dies, it is definitely not "unthinkable" to cannibalize.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

I just love the Bible when it comes to moral decisions. You can justify just about anything if you study it closely enough. Not eating your fellow corpse would result in you deciding to die, which is suicide which is a mortal sin. ( red hot pokers up the arse for eternity ). So tuck in and enjoy your fellow man.

[@tommymarco]

meat is meat , and man must eat . i would do it to survive .

[@aphr0d]

I would rather starve to death or risk eating something off the area. Or eat tree bark. Why do people ignore the vegetation of the island??

[@citrusbutter7718]

@@aphr0d Because eating meat almost never kill you, but strange unfamiliar plants most likely will.

[@iceicicle3046]

For me it would be. I'd rather die

[@peacefulwarrior2024]

Thanks Arran for choosing that theme for your video. And take appreciation from the guy who was born in Tomsk (Russia, Siberia) and felt the cruelty of Siberian winter on my own skin in childhood and adolescence. This video is revelation to me in terms of cruelty of the soviet times but I had no idea the scale of monstrosity ussr caused towards soviet people and still been causing having new name russian federation but using the similar approaches and methods for suppression of the russian people. I always was told by my parents and their friends that soviet union was a heaven on earth, but as time shows it wasn't even small fraction of the "heaven". Thank you for revealing the monstrous facts and atrocious events of the soviet history which had been hidden for a long time from publicity. I, honestly speaking, didn't know about shocking Nazino Island tragedy. If you don't mind I'd like to offer no less shocking theme for your consideration which also relates to atrocities of the soviet history in russian "самовары товарища сталина" or in english "Stalin's Samovars" I've known just recently about Stalin's cruelty for the soldiers who lost their limbs after the war. It is also shameful fact of the soviet history which is worth to be mentioned.

[@MrBrachiatingApe]

You should read the book Gulag. It's a dark, intense look at the whole gulag system. Very well written but Jesus is it disturbing. Another great book is the 900 Days, written by a distant relative of mine, about the Siege of Leningrad.

[@aryalogo6624]

dont blame Soviets the people......Stalin was from Jewish background

[@morghenmurdochlundgren8640]

Thank you so very much for your content, I appreciate and like to watch your channel,all the best.

[@stargazeronesixseven]

Love the X~LED Blanket to brighten up our depressing nights! 🕯

[@mrtrader3769]

The amount of effort put in these videos is outstanding. WE WANT MORE!

[@krissyburke5050]

Besides the fear and heartbreak I feel watching this video, it also blows my mind how people can say history is boring. What humanity has done over the course of our time on this planet, is both terrifying and exhilarating. It’s anything but dull, explore your interests and you'll find something that fascinates you from the past. Love this channel, so happy over four million people agree but I still wish more people saw your content because I think they would appreciate the subject as a whole more

[@RGC_animation]

Probably because most people were taught the boring stuff like the confederation of the United State instead of the World War horrors.

[@kimgysen10]

It's because how it's given at school and how exams are taken. I remember we almost had to memorize all meaningless details to get grades. Motivation drops quickly this way. It's not like watching movies on KZbin this way.

[@origami83]

Its the same thing with people saying reading is boring. At school they are forced to read certain books that are boring to them and think all reading is like that. Then they never pick up another book again unless they have to.

[@kimgysen10]

@@origami83 I dunno, I'm almost 40 and enjoy reading. But at school studying wasn't quite like reading. Reading for fun, nothing's gonna happen if you forget a detail or two. But at school if you don't pass you fail, and it impacts your life socially as well. You have to do this year after year 8h per day. I think it takes away the motivation for many and creates some sort of anti-reaction. I don't think it's illogical.

[@origami83]

@@kimgysen10 I didnt mean studying, i meant mandatory reading of specific literature.

[@littlejourneyseverywhere]

Omg I was so concerned for a minute XD I was all like,"LED...bedsheets? Wouldn't that be kind of a fire hazard?"

[@tempestive1]

0:41 dang I was really convinced you were gonna say "Lord of the Flies". I feel old.

[@wazzupp1029]

“How could this happen!?” “Well, Stalin…” “Ohhh, say no more, I understand now.”

[@dirremoire]

The British had no problem starving 2 million Irish.

[@thebobbalo1]

Let me guess you're an Amerikkkan.......

[@Aedren]

This is some history I didn't knew. Thanks for sharing this.

[@robertclark2253]

The premise of these films reminded of a straight to DVD film called The Condemned where a group of prisoners on death row or on long sentences were shipped of to a remote island where they fought to the death for their freedom . The film starred former wrestler Stone Cold Steve Austin and former football/soccer player Vinnie Jones .

[@jeanproctor3663]

I feel so sorry for the poor people that had to go through what can only really be described as hell on earth. There are other historical stories of necessary cannibalism but I think this has to be the most harrowing I've heard.

[@Captain_Hapton]

"The only reason history remembers Hitler as up to his neck in blood is because he's standing on Stalin's shoulders."

[@MJW238]

Not really true though. In fact not at all true. How does that even make any sense?

[@rachelrust9001]

I would love for you to do an in-depth video on dictators throughout history🙌

[@dominiclester3232]

Well done, thank you for posting such grim truths... Will we ever learn?

[@davidfletcher6703]

Things like this should never be forgotten, these are the kinds of things the liberals/ communists who idolize Stalin and Lenin needs to learn about

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

Liberals do NOT "idolize" people like Stalin and Lenin. And if you don't see Donald tRump and his enablers fitting in the same dangerous category as Stalin and Lenin then people like you will be able to guarantee that these atrocities will happen again.

[@MsPopeye65]

Wow 🤩!!? Your narrative and delivery is amazing! I love the fact that even when telling such a difficult and harrowing tale .. you sprinkle just enough humour into your storytelling to keep us sane and actually enjoy the experience!! .. while at the same time shuddering and wrapping our minds around such events that defy sanity… I look forward to hearing more from you my dear friend.. but hey… you have such a lovely voice.. I could probably just listen to you reading a telephone directory?!! lol 😝- just kidding… the content of your stories is also amazing 🤩!!! Well done!

[@Justin.Martyr]

*But Lord Jesus was Right there to HeLp the TRUE BeLievers!!!* *LOOK at ME!!! NO Harm has Ever came to a TRUE BeLiever,* *such as Me!!! Seeee I Read the BiBLe!!!!!*

[@d.t.7819]

I find I think about this incident at least a couple times a month. When someone says stupid shit like, "People are inherently good," or worse "such horrible things don't happen in real life" it makes me sick. I want to make certain that people watching this understand how delicate Thoughty2 was with how, and what, he presented. The details you heard, aren't as bad as what you didn't. Great video Thoughty, very tasteful for such an unsavoury topic.

[@richardryley3660]

The inherently good people died first. What you were left with were the increasingly desperate and cynical.

[@mrsaoomen]

I love Dies Irea from the Requiem of Mozart at the end. It fits well.

[@nateoz-pd6jq]

Thank you for spending your time telling me something that has been told well over 100 times. Good quality of course.

[@leonedralev3776]

This needs to be a movie ...

[@sentinel_0099]

You didn't mention Mao Zedong. His "Great Leap Forward" led to, among other atrocities and general psychotic horribleness, the greatest famine in history and he was ultimately responsible for up to 55 million deaths -- in only FOUR YEARS (1958 - 1962). By contrast, Pol Pot (born wealthy AF, btw; just like Che Guevara) and his Khmer Rouge were responsible for approx 2 million (1975 - 1979).

[@itsvmmc]

Yeah it would be cool if he made a video about it

[@Dancestar1981]

That was the beginning of China go from a backwater nothing nation to the powerhouse it is today. This could have been prevented back in 1949

[@wolffie3579]

This is reminding me of that story I had to read in hs where middle school children went on a field trip and crashed on a remote island. The pilots died upon impact since the plane broke apart. But the kids that survived went through something like this, forgot what the book was called tho.

[@speakz6935]

Lord of the Flies

[@drteatrex2719]

My grandma Tamaras dad was taken from Georgia, when he was on a business trip from Iran, he wasn’t even local to the Soviet Union, just couldn’t go back to his family, so he started a new family, and his daughter was my grandma, his wife died in childbirth, and soon he was deported to Siberia for owning a business priorly. Never came back, no one ever knew what happened to him, my grandma was left an orphan

[@buttercxpdraws8101]

I saw a woman speak about an escapee they helped who had her calves sliced off for meat whilst on the island!

[@nahbirdie4773]

Where

[@DarkFire1536]

I have heard of that also. I believe it was a KZbin video done by Geographics channel

[@buttercxpdraws8101]

@@DarkFire1536 Yeh - it was a Simon Whistler channel on YT

[@tommymarco]

this is good . this shows just how desperate we can get when resources are scarce .

[@bthemedia]

Mankind is always only 9 meals away from anarchy.

[@andreaspedersen3952]

True! Some researches show that we are 7 meals away from anarchy. Quite sure in poor countries it is even lower.

[@bthemedia]

andreas pedersen Sri Lanka is current example

[@tommymarco]

@@andreaspedersen3952 this is food for thought . i had no idea it is that low . definitely lower in africa .

[@ladyhonor822]

Humans are mammals and carnivorous.

[@Judymotto742]

Thanks for all you do ..I'm in process now of binge watching your videos ❤🍷🍿🍿

[@TreasureHuntingNana]

Thanks for this story. I have never heard of it before.

[@CashFlowKweezy]

Probably my new favorite Thoughty2 right here, the animation gore is 🔥🔥 lol

[@jackdurden466]

My Lord I’ve never heard of this. How can something so incredibly horrific go without a worldwide spread? Were the people that knew killed or threatened to be? And how the later humanitarian group found what they did, how long did that take? You probably said so, but it never should have happened, and even though it did, it absolutely never should have been kept as quiet as it did. I feel I should thank you for bringing this up, for educating me about it, yet at the same time I’m so disgusted with humanity, the ones that sent them, that I lose even more faith in us. I’ve always known Stalin was one huge P.O.S., but this takes it to a whole new level. With as much sincerity as I can deliver, I absolutely hope that man is serving eternity burning in the hottest fires of hell. And if he had kids, and they are still alive, they should be kept watch upon. I cannot blame generations of successors for what he did, but let’s not take any chances. Unbelievable.

[@bthemedia]

You must not understand human nature or have been paying attention in the last couple of years of emergency powers (C19, climate change, etc) used to segregate, collapse economies, food supplies, etc

[@oxydoxxo]

Stuff like this still happens

[@ReHerakhte]

You should do a story on the Houtman Abrolhos archipelago on the west coast of Australia. A similar story happened there in the year 1629 when the ship Batavia was wrecked on the archipelago