//Hi Bo! //
on *05.10.03* at *1:55:37* you wrote in the area *MOSCOW_OKLAHOMA*
a message to *Roman Lyubchak*
about *"Rabinovich"*.

 RL>>>> Can anybode tell me why people abroad the USSR were afraid of
 RL>>>> communism? Not the USSR, but exactly communism? Just to
satisfy my
 RL>>>> curiosity.

 BS>>> Well, I don't think it communism which were scaring
people.. I think it
 BS>>> was people didn't know what was happending behind the iron carpet. We
 BS>>> humans doesn't like things we can't see, Fx. some people
are afraid of
 BS>>> the night, because you can't see clerly what's happending..

 RL>> There is a bit of true in your words, but the point is the fear appeared
 RL>> before Churchill`s "Iron Curtain" speech. It was
almost after 1917, or
 RL>> even before it.

 BS> Eh, something is missed, the Iron carpet came after WWII?

Yes. Churchill delivered his speech in Fulton, Missouri on March, 5, 1946. One
can think of him as bad or good politician, but he was obviously a brilliant
orator. And, literator, too.

Bye ..
               Roman Lyubchak


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