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

society could only be ended by "a single method - with revolutionary
terrorism". (Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, "Works", Moscow, Volume
5, p. 494.)
In "The Communist Manifesto", Marx and Engels openly declared that
force must be used to conquer the world: "The ruling classes shall tremble
before the coming Communist Revolution!" "We can only reach our goals
by violently overthrowing the entire established order."
In "Das Kapital" (1867) Marx also believed it absolutely necessary to
stress the need of violence in socialist actions. He wrote: "Violence is the
midwife who helps a new society struggle out from the womb of the old."
Slogans like "Workers of the world - unite!" were needed in order to
get the army of the blind to aid the Illuminati into power before they were
subdued and finally enslaved - all in the name of "light-bringing" Com-
munism. The class struggle was to abolish many individual liberties and
simplify the extinction of all-profound cultural values and creations.
Marx eagerly stressed that Socialism was impossible without
revolution. Naturally, these Marxist "theories" were full of contradictions.
Marx's "doctrine" only concerned the way physical work creates values.
In contrast, he did not acknowledge creative thought, which could be said
to shape the world to an even greater extent.
In this way, he demonstrated to anyone with any insight that his theories
were only intended to bait the workers and impudently exploit their
intellectual immaturity. The intelligent and gifted people who would not
be taken in were bound to perish.
He exhorted the revolutionaries to be neither generous nor honest and
definitely not to shy away from the prospect of civil war. (K. Marx and F.
Engels, "Works", Moscow, Volume 33, p. 772.) The result was that the
Marxists established a new and complete form of propaganda by
preaching fair lies to primitive and dissatisfied people.
Marx recommended the industrialisation of society so that the masses
would find employment. In this way they could be recruited as workers.
Whether the products of industry were needed or not was unimportant to
the Illuminati, neither did it matter whether the production process harmed
the environment. If people were left unemployed and given time to think,
the Illuminati's violent regime might be endangered...
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