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Thursday, December 2, 2010

Statistics & Logistics division poll #15. Watch out for the Germans!

     The Statistics & Logistics division would like to conduct this week’s poll.  Before we begin we would like to point out that the Statistics & Logistics division is aware that Germany has not started every war, as the question implies.  However, they have started some pretty bad ones, so the EGiC has directed us to issue this poll.  And so, in order for our department head to avoid having his chair (with him attached) fall into a pool of crocodiles at the next Evil Genius board meeting, he decided that we would run with it, as directed.  In order to introduce this week’s poll, we have consulted Madam Geneva, our resident gypsy, and her goat, to channel the ghost of Lenin.
     “I am Lenin, let the collective view me as their savior from the clutches of the evil Czar Nicholas, played so ably by Michael Jayston in his only memorable role in the film 'Nicholas & Alexandra.’  I am Lenin, I would take from each Russian according to his ability… and save it for the proletariat in the back room of my dacha on the shores of the Black Sea.  I am Lenin, I would pass out bread to each Russian, according to his needs… if there was actually bread on the shelves.  I am Lenin, I am better than the evil Czar, for he would take from each and store it in his St. Petersburg residence… and he would not even tell you that he would want to pass out imaginary bread.  I am Lenin, and I will be the George Washington of the new Union of Soviet Socialist Republics… for at least the next seventy years or so.  I am Lenin, and I promise the proletariat that I will govern them with compassion and justice… and that we, the Bolsheviks, will not murder them wholesale, like the Czar… well, unless that pimp, Stalin, somehow gets his bloody hands on the reins of power… Jeeze, what a psycho.  Oh, and the Germans?  Well, they seemed nice… and they gave me a free train ride back to Russia in 1917.”

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