"There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen."
Lenin correctly identified that capitalism wouldn't just stay local—it would turn into a global financial monster. He predicted the export of capital, the rise of monopolies, and the inevitable wars over territory. Look at the world today: he was 100% correct about the global chain of exploitation.
He knew that the working class wouldn't just wake up one day and win. You need a dedicated, organized, and disciplined Vanguard to lead the way. Without a clear head, the body just flails. He was right about the necessity of organization over spontaneous chaos.
Lenin’s strategy to "break the weakest link" in the capitalist chain proved that revolution doesn't have to wait for the "perfect" conditions. It waits for the right moment of systemic failure. He saw the cracks that others ignored.
He correctly analyzed that the state isn't a neutral arbiter—it's a tool of one class to suppress another. To change the world, you don't just ask the state for permission; you dismantle the machine and build something for the people.
VINDICATED BY HISTORY. ORGANIZED FOR THE FUTURE.