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

speech in the Soviet Union.", "It would not have been useless to reform
Communism if Trotsky had been in power."
All this is, of course, serious disinformation. Trotsky despised parlia-
mentary democracy and spat vitriol on the idea at every opportunity. Of all
the Communists, it was he who detested democracy the most. This is
apparent when reading his book "What is the Soviet Union and Where is it
Going?", published in Paris in 1936. On page 219, he explained that the
advocates of the liquidated classes should have no right to form political
parties. He stressed that those who support capitalism in the Soviet Union
are acting like Don Quixote and lack even the ability to form a party.
In 1922, Trotsky was the most violent opponent of the oppositional
groups within the Party. He demanded that those should be liquidated
immediately. He suggested that the private plots of land should be
confiscated since they, in his opinion, might give rise to an ideological
infection among the peasants. Without those plots of land, there would be
an immediate food shortage in the cities and it would thereby be easier to
control the intellectuals still remaining. The system Trotsky wanted to
introduce was completely centralised. It would have created such a
horrible, surreal reign of terror as even Stalin and his Jewish advisers
failed to accomplish. With Trotsky in power, Russia would have met an
even worse fate than it did.
The ideas of the Trotskyists about military socialism were enforced in
part by Mao Zedong in China during the "Cultural Revolution". Those
terrible experiments reached a frightening perfection in Pol Pot's
Cambodia. All this is evident when reading Trotsky's book "The Revo-
lution Betryed: What is the Soviet Union and Where is it Going?"
Trotsky was so powerful in 1922 that he greeted the parade on the fifth
anniversary of the October Revolution alone, without Lenin.
It was Trotsky who, as early as 1924, demanded an immediate end to
the concessions of NEP. Stalin began demanding this three years later - in
1927. NEP was finally abolished in December 1929. Trotsky was the most
actively involved in the liquidation of the free market in the Soviet Union.
It was also Trotsky who spurred the Communist leadership to make new
conquests. In January 1918 he demanded that the 15 000 Finnish reds
should immediately seize power in Helsinki. To that end, Lenin promised
to send weapons to Jukka Rahja. The weapons arrived. Everything was
ready for a Communist national coup. But then the Germans demanded
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