Bolsheviks Engineered Revolution
The Spirit of the Anarchy in the Russian Revolution 1917 is obvious, starting early as 1900.The Bolsheviks worked on the idea for 17 years.
From The Nemesis Book. www.amazon.com/THE NEMESIS BOOK 2018
“The news of the Russian revolution reached Finland, the majority of the law respecting people in Finland were horrified at the Russian revolution. Because, the people were spiritually enlightened, by the spirit of grace, they understood the significance of the spirit of the law, and the meaning of the rule of law.”
“It is foundational training in the law respecting society families.
The people understood the difference between the spirit of the rule of law and spirit of the lawless anarchy. The 300-year Imperial Russian monarchy built upon Law-abiding Imperial principles, of the rule of law. Even those that live by the rule of law can be misguided, due to the carnal human nature. Egocentric politics, military power and other temptations that manipulate the human souls in high office, to megalomania, and other extremes of the mind and heart.”
Obedience is a spiritual discipline. Lawless anarchy is an open rebellion that leads to fragmentation of the mind, spirit, and body.
Russian History
“The early Russian annals say that in the 9th Century, the Slavs of Novgorod tried to rule themselves without their princes; but soon discord broke out among them — one town battled against the other, brother slew brother and law and justice ceased to exist. Then they decided to find a prince who would rule over them and establish (sic) order and justice among them. In 862 their envoys went over the seas to the Variags and spoke to them thus: “Our land is vast and rich, but there is not any order in it. Come and rule over us.”
(Dynasty, 2018)
“Moreover, the Dynasty of Rurik who had then answered to this call governed Russia for seven and a half centuries. Notwithstanding, the numerous unfavorable conditions, out of some disunited tribes a vast and robust state formed itself after the monarchic Rule had firmly established in the Principality of Moscow.”
“However, the Moscovite Dynasty died out, and immediately after this the country was being plunged into sedition and in a few years had lost all the acquisitions of centuries; it became easy prey for adventurers and robbers and came near to being divided by the neighboring states. In those days of general depression and discouragement, the people themselves rose for the defense of the country and having driven out the false pretenders and alien tormentors, they decided without any doubt or hesitation to restore the Monarchy, and called Mikhail Romanoff to the Throne.”
“One hundred years passed and under the Scepter of the Romanoffs Russia not only healed the wounds inflicted on her by the times of sedition, — but even became one of the mightiest European powers.”
“The brilliant progress of Russia was somewhat arrested during the period from the death of Peter the Great up to the firm establishment on the Throne of Catherine II. Principally, owing to the repeated violation of the fundamental principle inherent to any monarchy — which consists in the strict observance of a lawful succession to the Throne; these forty years represent one of the dreariest periods of Russian history.
However, since the second half of the 18th century, a firm monarchist rule reasserted itself in Russia. She continued with rapid steps in her territorial and political development and, at the close of the 20th century, she took one of the foremost places as regards territory and population, among the countries of the world.”
“It is to be noted that one of the first and most important acts of Government on the part of the son of Catherine II — Emperor Paul I — after his accession, consisted in the promulgation on April 5th, 1797 of the Laws which minutely laid down the order of succession to the Russian Throne.
These Statutes, which ever since have governed the said order of succession and which have eliminated the possibility of any contradictory claims at the demise of the Sovereign — are embodied in the so-called Fundamental Laws of the Empire. The three principal articles of the latter quoted on page 10, in conjunction with the genealogical table of the Imperial House of the Romanoff’s.”
“Three hundred years of almost uninterrupted prosperity and progress had the effect to blur in the mind of the Russian people. The memory of those calamities, which invariably accompanied the periods of suppression, and even of a weakening of the monarchic rule.
While the criminal propaganda of the revolutionaries unsettled the people’s sense of faithfulness and gratitude towards the Imperial House of the Romanoffs.”
“A crowd of self-seekers and traitors grasped the opportunity offered by an unparalleled, (sic) terrible war, and by deceit and treachery cast down their Sovereign. However, it was not long ere Russia reaped the deserts of her crime; within a year from that infamous day, Russia found herself in the power of a gang of international criminals and thieves, who now has brought her down to the last limits of disgrace and calamity.”
(Dynasty, 2018)
“The “A crowd of self-seekers and traitors grasped the opportunity,” offered by an unparalleled, (sic) terrible war, and by deceit and treachery cast down their Sovereign.”
It refers to the Russian revolutionist’s leaders, Vladimir Lenin and Alexander Bogdanov, Leon Trotsky, Joseph Stalin.
Their beliefs and practices often referred to as Bolshevism. The term “Bolshie” later became a slang term for anyone who was rebellious, aggressive, or truculent.
The name Bolsheviks is revealing, originally also Bolshevists or Bolsheviki (Russian: большевики, большевик (singular), (“majority,” literally meaning “one of the majority”).
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