HOW THE ZIONIST PREPARED THE COMMUNIST "REVOLUTION"
In carrying out their own decision, the Zionists entered upon the revolutionary movement in Russia on a massive scale. They had taken part in such revolutionary activity before then: the Decembrists' movement in 1825, the Liberal and Democratic movements, the Populist movement, the organization of the Social Democratic groups. Of course, in all this they had been pursuing their own aims of subjecting these movements to the tasks of Zionism.
In 1898, seizing the initiative from the Social Democrats in Russia, the Zionists organized the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party. It is to be noted that this was done immediately after the World Zionist Organization was created in 1897. Of the nine delegates present at the first conference of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party, eight were Zionists: Katz, Mutnik, Tuchapsky, Kremer, Petrusevich, Edelman, Vannovsky and Vigdorchik. They constituted 89% of the conference. The Zionists also created the Socialist Revolutionary party from the remains of the Populist movement, with a Zionist called Gotz playing an important part. They created the Constitutional Democrats' Party, the People's Socialist Party, and others. The principle of Zionism is to use different routes and methods to move towards a single goal. Decentralization, broadness of scope, becoming familiar with any outward appearance they care to adopt, and with any external goals which they zealously pursue, pretending to be entirely serious about what they are doing: all this constitutes the powerful and methodical approach which has for centuries enabled Zionists to subject everything to their will.
It is known that it was not the Bolsheviks who carried out the revolution of February 1917. Kerensky, Guchkov, Chkheidze and others were all Freemasons serving the Zionists. It is thought that Milyukov was the only member of the Provisional Government who was not a Freemason. For further details on Freemasonry, see below. That is to say, the February 1917 revolution was, in the final analysis, carried out by Zionists and for Zionists. The Russian bourgeoisie was used by the Zionists merely as a buffer to soften the impact of the revolution and, as we have already mentioned, the same applies to the Socialist Revolutionaries, the Mensheviks, the Constitutional Democrats and others.
The Zionists played an essential part in the revolution of October 1917. The Party, the State, the public organizations, the People's Commissariats and other departments all had an overwhelmingly large number of Zionists among their top leaders. In summer of 1918, there were, in Petrograd alone, 271 Zionists in the highest echelon of power and only 17 non-Zionists. 265 of these 271 had come with Trotsky from New York. In practical terms, it was Trotsky, and not Lenin, who ruled the country. |
