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

of changing mankind into a savage animal, as described in his article
"About the Monetary System". ("Rheinische Jahrbucher", Vol. 1, 1845.)
Later, Marx and Engels stated quite openly that many of Hess' ideas
deserved a wide recognition. The Hungarian Jew Theodor Herzl further
developed Hess' Zionist doctrine in the 1890s.
Another of Marx's guides, Levi Baruch, emphasised to him that the
revolutionary elite of Jews were not to reject Judaism and that they should
be called traitors to their own people if they did so. As sham Christians,
some Jews had reached the highest positions in the Church and civil town
administration in Spain in the 16th century (the Inquisitor Lucero and
many others). Baruch propagated the same tactics for "revolutionary
Jews" - they were to hide their Judaism behind Marxist phrases.
When one of Baruch's letters to Marx was published, its contents
caused a big scandal, which they wanted to silence at once. This letter
explained, among other things, that it would be easy for Jewry to get into
power with the help of the proletariat. Thus the new governments were to
be led by Jews who would forbid all private property so that all these
riches came into Jewish hands, or made the Jews administrators of the
fortunes and estates. In this way an old dream which the Talmud speaks
of, namely that all the riches of the world would come into the hands of
the Jews, was to be fulfilled. In his letter, Baruch also made it clear that
the goals of Judaism were power over the whole world, a mingling of the
races, abolition of national frontiers, elimination of the royal families and
finally the founding of the Zionist world state. (Salluste, "Les origines
secretes du bolchevisme", Paris, 1930, pp. 33-34.)
The Background to Marx's View of Humanity
According to Professor Jan Bergman in Sweden, the Cabbalists regard all
non-Jews as cattle. The Talmud also states this opinion in several places:
"Only the Jews are called human, the goyim are called animals." (Baba
Batra 114b, Jebamot 61a, Keritot 6b and 7a.)
The lives of non-Jews are worth less than the lives of Jews. This
supposition is confirmed in the Talmud: "If a non-Jew murders a non-Jew
or an Israelite, he shall be punished. But if an Israelite murders a non-Jew,
the death penalty cannot be imposed." (Sanhedrin 57a, which in Epstein's
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