I personally don't know what to do about it. But it seems like it's worth establishing what at least the truth is before we do something (either by deciding to,

I personally don't know what to do about it. But it seems like it's worth establishing what at least the truth is before we do something (either by deciding to, or by deciding not to do anything). I wish it were so that everyone knew that "Communism is a tortuous system," but it unfortunately does not seem to be the case anymore. People who were born and never lived in a world with the Soviet Union or the Berlin Wall are now voting age, and they don't have an aversion to communism. Even before the Soviet Union fell, a lot of people in the west were sympathetic to the Soviet Union. Fortunately we had people like Solzhenitsyn who documented how bad it was. Atajurt and the Uigher witnesses are giving us what may become our generation's equivalent of "In the First Circle."