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

The 18th of March became a special day. Then the dark powers
agitated for rebellions in Milan and Stockholm and for a revolution in
Berlin. The revolution in Berlin was led exclusively by Jewish free-
masons. The actions on this Saturday were even planned to take place at
the same time in Milan, Berlin and Stockholm. The 18th of March was an
important day for the Jewish freemasons. The Jewish Grand Master of the
Knights Templar, Jacques de Molay, had been burned at the stake in Paris
on this same day in 1314. These revolts were intended as a revenge both
for his execution and for the abolition of the Knights Templar two years
earlier, all of which was done by the orders of Philip the Fair (1268-1314).
These plans of revenge involved the murder of the Prussian King Wilhelm
IV (1795-1861) in Berlin, following which the Illuminatus Mikhail
Bakunin was to become the dictator of Prussia. But the plans were foiled
when a faithful subject warned his king. He was, however, forced to
capitulate and make great concessions. Johann Jacoby led the revolt.
These plans of revenge were put into action again 23 years later - on
the 18th of March 1871 - when the Paris commune was proclaimed. Later,
in the Soviet Union, this day was celebrated as the day of the Red Aid.
The troubles reached Stockholm too, far faster than a galloping horse
(the fastest means of communication at that time). Those riots were the
bloodiest, most violent events in the history of the city. Bunny Ragnerstam
states in his book "Arbetare i rorelse" / "Workers in Action" (Stockholm,
1986) that 18 people were killed during the troubles. The instigators were
the Communist Association in Stockholm, founded in the autumn of 1847.
This organisation had connections with the European Communist League.
The power behind the operation was the Jewish writer Christoffer
Kahnberg, who also wrote the proclamations, which were posted all over
the city: "Destroy the nobility and give the bourgeois and the workers their
rights!" "The hour of revolution has struck!" "Down with the govern-
ment!" (At this time, Sweden had a liberal king, Oscar I.) "Long live liber-
ty, equality, fraternity!" "Long live the people! Long live the Republic!"
On March 17th, the revolt against the Austrians in Venice was
organised. On the same day, the "revolutionaries" freed Daniele Manin
(1804-1857), a Jewish freemason and Giuseppe Mazzini's agent. On the
18th of March, he led the attempt to take over power. After defeating the
Austrians on the 22nd of March, Manin proclaimed Venice a republic, the
leadership of which consisted of freemasons, among whom were two
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