Edit: Then again, their articles sometimes feature near complete fabrications, i.e., "Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari [...] said that it was time for the Fed to pick up where the USSR left off and start redistributing wealth", which is not even remotely close to what was actually said.
Which was practice a weird form of state capitalism, where most corporate profits flowed into subsidizing the political class, the military, infrastructure, and a couple of really inefficient industries.
The government, of course, was adamant that this was just a temporary transition period, and that communism would be achieved soon - like, in a few decades. This 'transition period', of course, lasted nearly 70 years.
This is very wrong. The "evidence" they provide is nonexistent. The ZH link is typical ZH garbage. A bunch of assertions without basis with a few misconstrued quotes thrown in.
So not nonexistent. The quotes look completely fine (I have looked at clearinghouses quite a bit, Russel Clark understands them...obv, the guy is not an idiot).