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

deed. He later changed his name to Lopez. Ramon Mercader died in
November 1978 in Havana at 65 years of age.
Such is the untainted picture of the "hero of the revolution" Leiba Bron-
stein and his misanthropic heritage, which has been concealed from us for
so long behind cunning myths. The fanatical Trotsky wanted to use even
more force and violence against the peasants than Stalin and his chief ad-
visor, Lazar Kaganovich. Together with Lenin, Trotsky screamed: "Death
to them!" There were six million peasants in Russia. "Death to them!"
It has been claimed that Lenin was the brain of the revolution and
Trotsky the soul. What a monstrous soul! He wrought immense havoc on
Russia in order to subdue its inhabitants. While the Trotskyists claimed
that their teacher never wove any intrigues, we can by the aid of docu-
ments and his own quotes confirm that Trotsky was a particularly nasty
sadist who destroyed everything of value and finally became a simple
idiot, a cunning demagogue and an unfortunate criminal who died
horribly.
Trotsky was without doubt the cruellest and most dangerous
"revolutionary" in the world, who ordered literally millions of Russians to
be shot. He took children as hostages and, if necessary, ordered them mur-
dered. It was Trotsky who released criminals from the prisons and thereby
also terrorised the people. Trotsky was a hard, cold devil, as the Swedish
historian Peter Englund (once an active Trotskyist) characterised him.
(Expressen, 21st of August 1990.) He had so much satanic evil in him that
everything we learned about the inquisition of the Middle Ages pales in
comparison. The brutal Trotsky successfully developed the violent tra-
ditions of the Jacobins. It was Trotsky who said: "We need no ministers,
but we shall use people's commissaries." (The Jacobins in France had
used commissaires.)
Together with Lenin, Trotsky propagated the United States of the
World. In October 1917 he said: "The United States of Europe must be
founded." Together with Lenin, he introduced the red cacistocracy's (the
rule of the incompetent) cruel grip on Russia, which had to pay an
enormous price for this destructive crime.
It is easy to understand the logic behind those who popularised and
spread the myths about Trotsky. Since Stalin was evil, Trotsky must have
been good. But they were both evil. Stalin was just untalented and lacked
ideas of his own. Neither Stalin nor Trotsky had any personal friends.
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