Under the sign of the scorpion : the rise and fall of the Soviet Empire

First published in Sweden under the title: “Under Skorpionens tecken, Sovjetmaktens uppkomst och fall” Stockholm 1994, Second Edition 1999 First published in English 1998. This book provides stunning information about the secret role of the freemasons in international politics, about the bloody upheavals in France in 1789 and in Russia in 1917. Being high-ranking freemasons, Lenin and Trotsky obeyed the Masonic international council. The author pursues the history of the Communist idea from the 18th century Illuminati up to Moses Hess and his disciples, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. The account concentrates on the so-called Russian revolutions in 1917. The book shows how the events in Russia between 1917-1991 still affect the fate of the world. The author tries to answer questions like: Where did the Communist idea originate and how was it developed? Why did powerful international financial circles finance the “Russian revolutionaries” in March and November 1917? What was the purpose of the social destruction that followed and in which did this serve the forces behind the Communists? After the fall of the Soviet power on the 24th of August 1991, the official archives have begun to reveal their secrets to amazed Russian historians. There is a constant flow of new shocking information but only a trickle has as yet reached us in Western Europe and America. Above all, we lack.an overall picture. It is this picture which Jiiri Lina attempts to give us in his book, which is largely based on released Russian material. “Under the Sign of the Scorpion” is likely to change the reader’s perception of reality. The reader should gain insight into another reality from where certain powers are attempting to control us with invisible threads. Introduction, 9 1. Myths Concerning False Communists and Sham Christians, 12 2. The Illuminati: Triumph of Treachery, 20 The Ideological Background of the Illuminati, 21 The First Disclosures, 28 The Murders of Schiller and Mozart, 32 The Illuminati as Infiltrators, 36 The Jesuits’ Totalitarianism as a Prototype, 41 The Illuminati’s First Coup d’État, 43 The Illuminati’s Way to World Power, 56 3. Karl Marx — Evil’s Idol, 62 Moses Hess — the Teacher of Marx and Engels, 67 The Background of Marx’s View of Humanity, 70 Incredible Admissions by Marx, Disraeli and others, 73 Marx and Engels as I|luminati, 76 1848: “The Year of Revolution” — The First Wave, 79 March 1848 — The Prepared Plan, 81 The Second Wave, 1848-49, 84 The Iluminist Terror Continues..., 85 The Truth Behind the Myths, 87 Marx as a Publicist, 89 The Moral Bankruptcy of Marxism, 91 4. The Unknown Vladimir Ulyanov, 94 Lenin as a Freemason, 98 The First Freemasons in Russia, 100 Lenin’s Nature, 102 Lenin’s Terror, 107 The Ideological Background of the Terror, 112 Lenin’s Last Days, 128 5. Leon Trotsky — Cynic and Sadist, 134 Trotsky as a Freemason, 136 Trotsky’s Teacher Parvus, 137 The Attempts at a Coup d’État in 1905, 138 Trotsky Abroad, 150 Trotsky as a Merciless Despot, 153 Trotsky’s Comrades, 158 Doom of Admiral Shchastny, 163 The Kronstadt Rebellion, 165 Trotsky as a Grey Eminence, 168 Trotsky as an Anti-intellectual, 171 The Murder of Sergei Yesenin, 172 Stalin as Victor, 175 The Murder of Trotsky, 176 How the Communists Reached Power, 180 The Background of the First World War, 181 Where did Russia’s Jews Orginate?, 185 The Coup in February 1917, 188 Similarities to the Deposition of the Shah, 195 The Return of Lenin and Trotsky, 196 Revelations in the Press, 204 Kornilov’s Revolt, 211 The Take-Over of Power, 213 The German Aid, 225 The Beginning of the Government Terror, 227 7. Through the Labyrinth of Murder, 250 8. The Bloodthirsty Wolf of the Kremlin — Lazar Kaganovich, 281 Kaganovich as a Grey Eminence, 283 Destruction of Russian Culture, 293 The Great Famine and Other Crimes, 296 The Great Terror, 300 Beria’s Contribution, 306 The Murder of Stalin, 312 The Power Struggle After Stalin’s Death, 316 9. American Aid to the Soviet Union, 321 The “Intervention” as a Diversion, 322 The Famine as a Weapon, 332 Deals with the Bolsheviks, 336 Collectivisation as a Weapon, 339 Build-Up of the Soviet Regime, 343 Increasing American Support, 345 War Aid to Moscow, 347 Foreign Slaves in the Soviet Union, 354 Stalin’s Holy War, 357 Aid During the "Cold War”, 361 The Dismantling of the Soviet Union, 364 The Phasing Out of Communism in Eastern Europe, 369 The United States Helped the Chinese Communists Gain Power, 373 10. The Communist Take-Over in Estonia, 377 Summing Up: Some Conclusions, 339 This book provides stunning information about the secret role of the freemasons in international politics, about the bloody upheavals in France in 1789 and in Russia in 1917. The Author reveals the presence of dark Masonic forces behind the scenes (both Lenin and Trotsky were high-ranking freemasons, obeying the International Masonic Council). The Author pursues the history of the communist ideology from the Illuminati of the 18th century, to Moses Hess and his disciples Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.