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

lind peasants and workers. Civil war and class struggle shall annihilate
the cultural values the Christian peoples have acquired... Trotsky-
Bronstein, Zinoviev-Radomyslsky, Uritsky, Kamenev-Rosenfeld, Steinberg
- these and many other faithful sons of Israel hold the highest posts in the
nation and rule over the enslaved Slavs. We shall defeat Russia totally.
Our people play leading roles in the city committees, the commissariats,
the victualling committees, the house committees and other institutions.
But don't let the victory go to your heads!"
Information now available confirms these statements and the
authenticity of the letter. Among Moisei Uritsky's investigation material, a
secret document, copied on May 17, 1918, was found. It was the same
circular as that found on the dead Jewish battalion commander Shunderev.
This was published in Russia for the first time in February 1994.
Jewish "revolutionaries" knew that every state could be effectively
destroyed by the aid of socialism and civil war. It was possible to control
everything by simply gaining control of the production of foodstuffs, the
hospitals and the energy sources.
Despite the dreadful terror, more and more Russians dared to express
their discontentment with the rule of the Bolshevik Jews. The intellectuals
were especially open about their beliefs. Therefore, on the 27th of July
1918, Izvestiya published an appeal by the Council of the People's
Commissaries to the Russian people. This appeal condemned "anti-
Semitism as a danger to the cause of the workers' and peasants'
revolution". The anti-Semites were outlawed and executed on the spot.
Lenin himself signed the appeal but the initiative was Trotsky's. Lenin
stressed that anti-Semitism implied counter-revolution.
Trotsky regarded all patriots as anti-Semites. In April 1919, in the
middle of the great terror in Kiev, Trotsky visited the city and ordered that
all Russian patriots should be exterminated. They were beaten to death
with hammers and their brains ended up on the floor of the shed where
this crime was later discovered. (Platonov, "The History of the Russian
People in the 20th Century", part I, Moscow, 1997, p. 611.)
Lenin himself confirmed that the Soviet regime really was Jewish.
When it was reported to Lenin that a newly formed committee did not
have a single Jewish member, he was upset: "Not a single Jew? No, no!
That's impossible!" (Oleg Platonov, " Russia's Crown of Thorns: The
History of the Russian People in the 20th Century", Moscow, 1997, part I,
162