Red World: A startling look at Soviet advances toward world conquest | Red Barn Video - 1987

Released in 1987, Red World examines the history and tactics of Soviet advancement, and the communist plan for world domination.

Red World
With Senator Hubert Leon (Bill) Richardson (b. 1927 - d. 2020) - California, 25th District, 1966-1989

Over 2.1 million people per month have fallen under Marxist-Leninist control since communism came to power in Russia - an average of 70,000 per day. In the process, over 100 million known or potential resistors have been systematically and coldly exterminated.

Red World reveals how the communists have conquered more countries and enslaved more people than Hitler, Napoleon, and Alexander the Great, combined. Never have they taken power in an open election, and only rarely by the use of their own troops.

When and where will it stop? Will they succeed in their openly stated plans to conquer the world?

Red World provides a graphic examination of the successful communist technique for victories from Easter Europe and Asia, through the African continent to America's doorstep in Cuba and Nicaragua.

When the viewer sees how the Soviets operate and think, and realizes they can succeed if American ignorance of their tactics and strategy continues...Red World becomes a film he will never forget!

Red World is one of a three part series, one of which is a discussion with Fred Schwarz. I only have this part. If you have the other two parts, I would love to see them.

Produced by:
Red Barn Video Productions
Sacramento, California
1987

I have made this video available for those who love history, and want to be informed about the suffering of those who have gone before us.

As the people of the world awaken to a greater understanding of the powers that have ruled over us, and of the death and destruction they have caused, we should not forget the atrocities of the past, nor those who have suffered under their brutal oppression. We must stand with them in history, and honor their quest for freedom which we also long for.