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Curse of Cannan - The New Ensign

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takes care <strong>of</strong> its own. Princess Paley, wife <strong>of</strong> the Grand Duke Paul, stated that the English<br />

Ambassador at St. Petersburg, Sir George Buchanan, fomented and directed the Russian<br />

Revolution on direct instructions from Lloyd George, head <strong>of</strong> the Liberal Party in England.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Bolsheviks were provided with ample funds for their takeover <strong>of</strong> Russia. On September<br />

21,1917, Trotsky received a telegram from Stockholm: "<strong>The</strong> management <strong>of</strong> the Bank <strong>of</strong> Max<br />

Warburg & Co. informed him that a current account had been opened for him at Stockholm for<br />

the purposes <strong>of</strong> his undertaking." Trotsky had previously been presented with $10,000 in cash<br />

by the Rockefellers when he sailed from <strong>New</strong> York; other funds were forwarded to him from<br />

Berlin through the Disconto Gesellschaft, the Nya Bank, and the Siberian Bank, among other<br />

intermediaries, such as HelphandParvus, Ganetsky, Koslousky, and Krassin. After the<br />

Revolution, Krassin went back to work for Siemens, the giant German electric company; as<br />

Russian representative, he was supported by Hugo Stinnes, Felix Deutsch, manager <strong>of</strong> A.E.G.,<br />

and by Walter Rathenau.<br />

Although all <strong>of</strong> the Czar's enormous deposits in foreign banks was retained by those banks<br />

without payment to any member <strong>of</strong> his family, a small portion <strong>of</strong> his Russian holdings were set<br />

aside by the new Bolshevik government as a secret fund which was exercise final control in the<br />

Soviet Government during the ensuing decades. This trust was composed <strong>of</strong> Dzerzhinsky, founder<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Cheka, the British secret agent Sidney Reilly, and W. Averell Harriman. <strong>The</strong> trust was a<br />

continuation <strong>of</strong> the Parvus fund which had brought Lenin to power, an operation which had been<br />

directed by the influential behind-the-scenes figure, the Venetian Count Volpi diMisurata, a<br />

bJack nobility figure who had put Mussolini in power, orchestrated the numerous Balkan Wars,<br />

and secretly directed the Russian Revolution.<br />

Oddly enough, the Bolshevik Revolution was greeted with enthusiastic approval <strong>of</strong> many <strong>of</strong> the<br />

world's leading financiers. One <strong>of</strong> the most prominent <strong>of</strong> their number, Jacob Schiff, senior<br />

partner <strong>of</strong> Kuhn, Loeb Co., <strong>New</strong> York, telegraphed his greetings, as recounted in the <strong>New</strong> York<br />

Times, March 19, 1917: "A persistent foe <strong>of</strong> the tyrannical autocracy, the merciless persecutors<br />

<strong>of</strong> my co-religionists, may I congratulate through you the Russian people upon what they have<br />

now so wonderfully achieved and wish you and your colleagues in the new government every<br />

success." <strong>The</strong> Minister, Miliouk<strong>of</strong>f, a longtime friend <strong>of</strong> Schiff, replied, "We are united in hatred<br />

and antipathy to ancient regimes now overthrown." Here again is a direct quote from the Will<br />

<strong>of</strong> Canaan "hate your masters."<br />

One <strong>of</strong> the most misunderstood events in history is the Allied "invasion" <strong>of</strong> Russia after the<br />

Bolshevik Revolution. This "invasion" again was featured recently in the Soviet Press as urgent<br />

reason not to "trust" the United States. In fact, the Allied troops were sent to Russia to divert the<br />

successful Counter Revolution <strong>of</strong> the White forces, and at the same time, to give the Red Army<br />

propagandists, principally Trotsky, a rallying cry to the faltering Red campaign, that "Mother<br />

Russia" was being invaded by "foreign troops." This proved to be an irresistible call to the Russian<br />

peasants, who immediately rallied behind the Red Army and gave them total victory. In fact,<br />

several divisions, mostly British and American, were sent to Siberia, where they remained for a<br />

year and a half, without participating in any action. None <strong>of</strong> the troops had any idea <strong>of</strong> what they<br />

were doing there; they returned home as mystified as when they had departed. Had they been<br />

assigned to "invade" Russia, <strong>of</strong> course, they would have landed on the European coast and<br />

marched straight toward Moscow, which could have been easily taken by these well-armed and<br />

trained divisions. <strong>The</strong>y had actually been sent to Siberia to betray the White Russians. This<br />

maneuver was exposed in the <strong>New</strong> York Times, February 15, 1920, "when Vladivostok was<br />

liberated from the Kolchak faction." "<strong>The</strong>re is a pronounced pro-American feeling evident.<br />

Revolutionary leaders mounted the steps <strong>of</strong> buildings across the street, making speeches calling<br />

the Americans real friends, who, at a critical time, saved the present movement."<br />

<strong>The</strong> "mystery" <strong>of</strong> the American military presence in Russia was never a mystery to its secret<br />

Masonic Canaanite backers. <strong>The</strong> three directors <strong>of</strong> the Federal Reserve Bank <strong>of</strong> <strong>New</strong> York who<br />

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