Help is needed! Millions of people could die of hunger like in 1919 when the jewish goverment there murdered up to 80 Million people. It can and it will happen again. Even worse, what will happen if One Million decided to "go west"? What will Germany do? Shoot them? And where will they stop? In Londons Hyde Park? An Austrian Newspaper published an interesting story about the seven King Pins of Russia today. Those parasites who fly to Vienna, London, Paris or New York to purchase a diamond ring for 1 Mill US$ while at home, people die of hunger and dont have enough money to bury their dead. In the wintertime they go skiing at the Arlberg or Zurs with their whores and spend easely 160 US$ for a bottle of champain. Anybody who knows who of the following names of the Group-7 are jewish or has a jewish background pls let us know. The most powerful Jew is Boris Beresovski who has according to the US Magazine Forbes about 3 Billion Dollars alone. Then comes:

"If for the tsar regime the officer, the aristrocative official or the bureaucrat in uniform was typical, then in the new bolshevist revolutionary power the Jewish (lettic) commissioner, rarely speaking Russian, leather jacket wearing and machine gun carrying, became a typical occurance in the street. (45) ...

But anyhow, outbreaks of destructive, criminal and pathological potentials, which had accumulated within the Jewish community, turned out in motion in the first years of the Soviet Revolution ...The problem was, Jews had taken power for the first time in Russian history. And for the first time they appeared not as victims, but as offenders... However, the horror of the revolution, of the civil war and the repressions following cannot be seperated from the reign of terror, carried out by the Jewish commissioners. Quite typical were Jewish revolutionaries like Jakov Bljumkin, a leftist socialist, who in 1918 shot the German Ambassador von Mirbach. This neurotic adventurer had been accepted by the Tcheka as an reward for his services to the Bolshevics. Nadesha Mandelstam stipulated in her memoirs how Bljumkin showed blank death sentence forms to a horrorfied crowd in a Kiev Café. He boasted, that he was able to insert any name he wanted onto the preprinted death forms. Mandelstam described him as a mixture of murderer and intellectual - not a typical character of that era. (47) ...

To an impartial person like the historian Boris Paramanow, living in New York, the Jewish presence of power was so impressive, that he asked himself, whether the promotion of the Jews into leading positions had been a ‘gigantic provocation’ to the Russian people. (48) ...

The eager participation of Bolshevic Jews in the subjugation and the destruction of Russia was disproportionate. It was a sin which carried its own retaliation (58)... There are Jews now everywhere and at all levels of power [after the revolution of 1917). The Russian people saw the Jews in charge of the Tsaristic City of Moscow, where the new soviet power was concentrated and also as the commanders in the Red Army ... (58) ...

Every ordinary Russian faced a Jew as his judge and as his executioner. Where ever the Russian went, he met a Jew in a superior position to him. It is no wonder, if the Russians nowadays compare their situation with the past, come to the conclusion that the present power is again Jewish and therefor so horrible." (60)