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

The Jewish senator and high-ranking freemason Harry S. Truman, who
became vice-president and later president of the United States explained
the situation after Hitler's attack in the following way: "If we see that
Germany is about to win, we should help Russia, and if we see that Russia
is winning, we should help Germany, because in this way we shall be able
to let them kill as many as possible." But no one was allowed to risk
Stalin's life, since his death would be a "real catastrophe". (Noam
Chomsky, "Man kan inte morda historien" / "You Cannot Murder
History", Gothenburg, 1995, pp. 503-504.)
Did Truman fear that no other Red bandit chieftain would be able to
murder Russians as efficiently? Truman could sate his lust for murder in
August 1945 when he had atom bombs dropped on two cultural centres of
Japan. Gore Vidal reveals, in his introduction to Professor Israel Shahak's
book "Jewish History, Jewish Religion: The Weight of Three Thousand
Years" (London, 1994), that Truman received two million dollars
"support" from a Zionist when he came to run for president in 1948.
A large number of Russian soldiers let themselves be taken prisoner. By
the end of the first year, 3.8 million had gone over to the Germans. The
Red Army simply refused to fight for the cause of Communism. Most of
the remaining 1.2 million was killed in action. Joseph Stalin became
frightened. On the 24th of August 1941, Radio Moscow encouraged
international Jewry to help the Soviet Union wholeheartedly in its moment
of need. It is therefore understandable that the financiers of Wall Street
were seized with panic and began sending all kinds of equipment to the
Sovict Union as quickly as they could. In August 1941 the United States
began to confer with Moscow about how Hitler's troops could most
effectively be repulsed. The United States meanwhile continued to give
the Nazis military and economic aid, but on a smaller scale.
Equipment immediately began to be sent to the Soviet Union. The
United States also demanded that Stalin temporarily "forget" Communist
slogans and anti-Russian propaganda. He had to open the churches, release
priests and even allow a certain amount of religious freedom (the cor-
responding demand from president Roosevelt was relayed to Stalin by
Father Brown, the Catholic priest at the American Embassy in Moscow).
Washington also wanted the Soviet Union to begin using the old tsarist
army uniforms. Stalin had to comply with this. The new uniforms were
sewn in the United States in 1941-43. The Soviet army wore the tsarist
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