'The dirty traitor of socialism'
In the history of the socialist movement there are those who have betrayed the leader's confidence and put themselves on the anti-revolutionary path.One of them is Trotsky.
It was in 1902 when Trotsky met Lenin.
After participating for a time in the labor movement, Trotsky was arrested by the tsarist government and exiled to Siberia, from where he later escaped to London, England.
At that time Lenin was making preparations for the founding of a party.
Lenin's first meeting provoked great inspiration in Trotsky.
Even in difficult living conditions, Lenin relied on Trotsky's normality and entrusted him with the money he earned from selling his own goods (or assets, review this).
Trotsky, very impressed, said that he would be "forever loyal" to Lenin.
When Lenin called Trotsky to work with him, he said with emotion: "Brother (older), benefactor and wiser teacher". And hugged him, crying in his arms.
Trotsky helped Lenin to publish a revolutionary publication.
Whenever he had the chance, he used his eloquence to promote Lenin's greatness to Russian activists and his followers.
However, Trotsky's behavior changed.
In the temptation of the opportunists to recommend him as the new party leader to be formed, he became less so dedicated in conscience, loyalty and oath.
Since then, with a thirst for fame and success, he chose to follow the path of betrayal to the end.
Since being transferred to the Menshevik side at the second meeting of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party in 1903, Trotsky has become a dangerous enemy of the communist and labor movements.
Trotsky criticized Lenin's theory of the victory of the revolution in a country as a "revision" of Marxism and considered that countries allied with the "United States of Europe" should carry out the socialist revolution simultaneously.
However, as Lenin's exploits were confirmed as triumphant over time, Trotsky visited him and asked for forgiveness with tears in his eyes.
In July 1917, the October Socialist Revolution was maturing.
Before the decisive moment of the revolution, Lenin again accepted Trotsky in the Bolshevik Party for his generosity and faith as a communist, and later granted him important positions in the party and in the state.
But his loyalty would not last long.
Trotsky revealed his dirty nature when Lenin chose Stalin as his successor in his bed.
Losing his sanity, he became a fanatic in anti-Lenin, anti-Stalin and counter-revolutionary maneuvers.
He criticized the construction of socialism in the Soviet Union as a fantasy and promoted absurd sophistry, including "super-industrialization".
In particular, tried to break the foundations of the dictatorship of the proletariat.
The day before he died, Lenin, in his bed, called Trotsky Judas (traitor).
With Lenin's death, Trotsky's behavior became even more treacherous.
Finally, Trotsky was expelled from the party and deported from the country.
Trotsky then brought together the renegades of the labor movement to lead the counter-revolutionary sect called the Fourth International and challenged the struggle of the working class until his death in 1940 in a foreign country, leaving an unpleasant mark in history as a dirty conspirator.
Trotsky's betrayal shows that if loyalty and trust in the Leader are not based on noble moral ethics and pure conscience, they are not genuine.
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