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

The only difference is that this tyranny will not come from the right, but
from the left, and will not be white, but red, in the literal sense of that word,
for we shall shed such streams of blood that all the losses of human lives
in Capitalist wars will shrink and pale before them. The biggest bankers on
the other side of the Atlantic will work in very close collaboration with us. If
we win the Revolution, crush Russia, we shall consolidate the power of
Zionism on her funereal remains and become such a force that the whole
world will go down on its knees before it. We will show what real power is.
Using terror, blood-baths, we will reduce the Russian intelligentsia to a
complete idiocy, to a bestial condition... And meanwhile, our youth in
leather jackets -the sons of watchmakers from Odessa and Orsha, Gomel
and Vinnitsa, oh how magnificently, how rapturously they are able to hate
everything Russian! With what enjoyment they are annihilating the Russian
intelligentsia - officers, engineers, teachers, priests, generals, aca-
demicians, writers..."
(Aaron Simanovich, "Memoirs", Paris, 1922, Molodaya Gvardiya,
Moscow, No. 6, 1991, p. 55.)
Some notes of elucidation to the above. "Our youth in leather jackets"
refers to members of the Cheka, mainly Jews, who wore such jackets and
were armed with revolvers. The four towns mentioned were within the so-
called Jewish Pale in western Russia (now the Ukraine and Byelorussia).
An Israeli authority notes: "Until 1939, the population of many Polish towns
east of the river Bug was at least 90 per cent Jewish, and this demographic
phenomenon was even more pronounced in that area of Tsarist Russia
annexed from Poland and known as the Jewish Pale." (Israel Shahak,
"Jewish History, Jewish Religion - The Weight of Three Thousand
Years", London, 1994, p. 62.)
It was Trotsky who founded the Red Army. He used especially
gruesome methods for this purpose, according to the Jewess Dora
Shturman's book "The Dead Grasp after the Living" (London, 1982).
Trotsky had young peasants taken from their farms by force and coerced
them into new careers as red soldiers, giving orders to shoot all who
resisted. With such criminal methods he formed the so-called voluntary
Red Army which "fought with great honour against landowners and
capitalists and won", as the Soviet history books said. Not a word was
mentioned about the American instructors Trotsky called in to help train
his soldiers.
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