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elements of real rural working-class empowerment and foreign class bias behind Kampuchea atrocity propaganda 1979-2025

Kampuchea, currently handy colonial naming and shaming: Cambodia, 1975 - 1979, superficially crafted atrocity propaganda can be contrasted with deep dives into material and cognitive class interest, 1931 - 2025, more recent French and Soviet direct source investigations contradict standard anti-communist narrative Khmer Rouge-et-Noire 1931-2025 Draft: What conditioned, what remained from The Art of serving simultanously as a US-proxy and a realist force of marxist resolve to class antagonisms in Capuchea’s US-Vietnam-war-ridden society? More recent French and late Soviet publications demask the kernel and genuinely progressive legathy of ‘Polpotism’ as synchronising a US-proxi passing marvelously under the radar of inflamatory anti-communist rethoric of its big-brother handler… as long as it serves its ends to harm Socialist Vietnam. At the same time it brought real change and, as enpirical studies can track back, provable gains in working class empowerment to a war-torn dead-end in the practicing of previously placated and painfully semi-feudal ‘Buddhist Socialism for Campuchea’. But where did it lead to, if indeed not to the projected foreign narrative with its quite disingenious

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