Curse of Cannan - The New Ensign

were financing the Bolshevik effort realized that under Trotsky the Red Army was losing the
war. Its orgy of senseless terrorism and slaughter had turned the peasantry against the "liberators,"
and the White Army was gaining daily in support. To reverse the situation, the Federal Reserve
Bank directors ordered the Allied troops into Russia. Quartered near the Kolchak forces, they
gave the impression that they were there to support the White faction. The Russian people were
given to understand that the Allied forces were sent to restore the old autocracy. The press of
America and Britain now united the Russian peasantry behind the revolutionaries, and Kolchak's
army was soon in full retreat. This was the explanation of the "pro-American feeling" in
Vladivostok. The Allied presence in Siberia ensured the triumph of the Red Army and the
imposition of a brutal dictatorship on the people of Russia.
There is ample documentation for the subsequent acts of terrorism which horrified the Russian
people and permanently turned them against the Bolsheviks. The American Rohrbach
Commission reported on some of the revolutionary atrocities: "The whole cement floor of the
execution hall of the Cheka of Kiev was flooded with blood; it formed a level of several inches.
It was a horrible mixture of blood, brains, and pieces of skull. All the walls were be smattered
with blood. Pieces of brains and of scalps were sticking to them. A gutter of 25 centimeters wide
by 25 centimeters deep and about 10 meters long was along its length full to the top with blood.
Some bodies were disembowelled, others had limbs chopped off, some were literally hacked to
pieces. Some had their eyes put out of their heads the face and neck and trunk were covered with
deep wounds. Further on, we found a corpse with a wedge driven into its chest. Some had no
tongues. In a corner, we discovered a quantity of dismembered arms and legs belonging to no
bodies that we could locate."
Once the White Russian threat of retribution had gone, the Bolsheviks unleashed the full fury
of their Canaanite bloodlust. They converted the entire nation of Russia into a gigantic
concentration camp, in order to slowly torture and kill the remaining descendants of the people
of Shem, who had ruled them for one thousand years. Solzhenitsyn later informed an incredulous
world that the soviets had murdered sixty-six million people in Russia from 1918 to 1957. He
cited Cheka Order No. 10, issued on January 8, 1921: "To intensify the repression of the
bourgeoisie." This, of course, meant the people of Shem. Under this order, the concentration
camps were established on a permanent basis. Typical of the bosses of these camps was Lazar
Kogan, who calmly watched thousands of slave laborers die during his stint as overseer of the
construction of the White Sea Canal. He greeted a new inmate with this incredible statement, "I
believe that you personally are not guilty of anything. But, as an educated person, you have to
understand that social prophylaxis was being widely applied." "Social prophylaxis" was a typical
Canaanite euphemism for the massacre of the people of Shem. The prospective victims were no
longer considered to be human, but only as corpses waiting to be tossed onto the scrap heap.
They were known simply as "zeks," slang for the Russian term for prisoner, "zakluchenny."
After a half-century of unequalled barbarism, the "Russian experiment" was exposed in all its
horror by Solzhenitsyn. He writes of the camps, "Many camp points were known for executions
and mass graves; Orotukan, and Polyarny Spring, and Svistoplas, and Annuskha, and even the
agricultural camp Dukcha, but the most famous of all on this account were the Zolotisty
Goldfields .... At Zolotisty they used to summon a brigade from the mine face in broad daylight
and shoot the members down one after another. (And this was not a substitute for night
executions, they took place, too.) When the chief of Yuglag, Nikolai Andreyevich Aglanov,
arrived, he liked, at lineup, to pick out some brigade or other which had been at fault for
something or other and order it to be taken aside. And then he used to empty his pistol into the
frightened, crowded mass of people, accompanying his shots with happy shouts. The corpses
were left unburied. "
Solzhenitsyn goes on for many pages to describe the horrors of which our liberals knew nothing,
"But some transports of condemned zeks arrived too late, and they continued to arrive with five
to ten people at a time. A detachment of killers would receive them at the Old Brickyard Station
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