"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

(with the rent paid three months in advance). A free limousine with a
chauffeur was given to him and his family to use (Antony Sutton, "Wall
Street and the Bolshevik Revolution", Morley, 1981, p. 22).
Trotsky officially went to the United States to prepare the organisation
of the "workers' revolution" in Russia. (Robert Payne, "The Life and
Death of Trotsky", London, 1978.) He met several Jewish communist-
anarchists in New York (Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman and
others).
In the archives of the State Department there is a document, No.
861.00/5339, which reveals how Jacob Schiff, who was a very influential
person within the Masonic organisation B'nai B'rith, and his companions
Felix Warburg, Otto Kahn, Mortimer Schiff, Isaac Seligman and others
had made plans as early as 1916 to overthrow the Russian Tsar. In April
1917 Jacob Schiff himself officially confirmed that it was through his
financial aid to the revolutionaries that the Tsar had been forced to
abdicate, whereupon a Masonic government came into power (Gary Allen,
"None Dare Call it Conspiracy", 1971). At the same time, Alexander
Kerensky received one million dollars from Jacob Schiff. (Encyclopedia
of Jewish Knowledge, article "Schiff, New York, 1938.)
In the spring of 1917, Jacob Schiff began to finance Leon Trotsky to
implement "the second phase of the revolution", according to Dr Antony
C. Sutton. Colonel Edward M. House, a powerful Illuminatus in America,
saw to it that President Woodrow Wilson quickly had an American
passport issued for Trotsky, so that he could go back to Russia and
continue the "revolution".
In New York, on the 27th of March 1917, the 37-year-old Trotsky, with
his family and 275 international terrorists and adventurers embarked on
the ship Kristianiajjord bound for Europe to complete the "revolution" in
Russia. Various criminals, Jewish-American communists and brokers from
Wall Street also accompanied them. There were some Dutchmen on board
as well, according to the American communist Lincoln Steffens. They
were the only ones on board who had nothing to do with the journey to
Russia.
On April 3, 1917, as Kristianiajjord stopped in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
the Canadian border police arrested Leon Trotsky, his wife and his two
children as well as five other "Russian socialists" (Nikita Mukhin, Leiba
lishelev, Konstantin Romanenko, Grigori Chudnovsky, Gerson Meli-
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