Linda and Lenin

Though Linda is a house cat, she is fiercely dedicated in her partisanship for the Revolutionary World Proletariat and her red-hot love for Lenin, the ingenious architect of the Great Soviet Revolution. Linda’s love for Lenin is a love for the Proletariat, a love for a just future. It is a love for a free and fully developed Humanity.

Most of all, Linda tries always to learn from Lenin. Linda knows that to learn from the Soviet Union means to learn Victory. To this end, Linda is never reluctant, even as an adult domestic short hair, to sit at the school bench and to be taught by one who knows better. Her love for the masses is translated into a theory and practice of their liberation, because she has gone to school, the best school in the world—the school of Marxism-Leninism.

Linda has often seen Lenin. Not in his resting place in Moscow (the authorities in Moscow, in blatant disregard of the Bolshevik spirit of internationalism, refused to let her into the Mausoleum). No, she has seen Lenin always, whenever the People have risen up; wherever the flag of freedom flies and the Proletariat unites to smash the murderous specter of imperialism; she has seen him teaching humanity to fight for its liberation from the dead hand of capital. She has seen Lenin as the sign under which the Realm of Freedom rends itself from the Realm of Necessity in revolutionary struggle. She has seen Lenin on the threshold of a truly human History.