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

Socialist Party, which acted most intensively in Russia during the coup
attempts in 1905-06, was called The Sickle.
With the help of Great Britain, America, Germany and other countries,
the Soviet regime was established in Russia. That regime propagated
terror, deceit, plunder and political prostitution. Communism became
especially dangerous because it justified its incredibly evil crimes with an
equally incredible propaganda of lies.
So, Russia became infected with Marxism which, like a cancer,
destroyed the body of society and began to spread the red disease abroad
to other countries.
Those Russians who survived were used as cudgels against the other
nations, which were subdued by the Communist masters.
The responsibility lies above all with those who used these cudgels as
weapons. One nation after another was more or less eliminated. Approxi-
mately 800 000 Bashkirians (57 per cent of their population) were
liquidated in the years 1917-1922. (Kaarel Haav, Rein Ruutsoo, "The
Estonian People and Stalinism", Tallinn, 1990, p. 36.)
Lenin stressed that he welcomed the assimilation of different national
groups; everything which led to different peoples becoming a single
nation. (Lenin, "Works", Vol. 20, p. 18.)
The reason for the deportation of the Tartars, Armenians and Greeks
from the Crimea in World War Two has now also been revealed. The
Jewish Communists had suggested the founding of a Jewish republic in
the Crimea on the 15th of February 1944, but the plans were never fully
realised (Ogonyok, No. 5, 1990, p. 22).
Lenin's crime syndicate became more and more powerful, since it was
supported by international bankers and in the beginning also by the
German government. On the 18th of May 1918, the German Foreign
Minister Richard von Kiihlmann sent a telegram to Ambassador Wilhelm
von Mirbach in Moscow: "Spend large amounts, since it is in our interest
that the Bolsheviks remain in power." On the 3rd of June 1918, Mirbach
reported that he needed 3 million marks for this purpose. On the 6th of
July 1918, the Bolshevik terror regime was about to collapse in connection
with the revolt of the Social Revolutionaries but was saved by the German
troops and not by "Latvian riflemen" as the official propaganda claimed.
(Akim Arutiunov, "The Phenomenon Vladimir Ulyanov/Lenin", Moscow,
1992, p. 13.)
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