The Private Banking Connection to the Russian Revolution

Executive Summary

• The Russian Revolution is not what it appeared to be.
• The first Russian Revolution has been nearly stripped from history.

Introduction

What is generally explained about the Russian Revolution (RR), is the second, not the authentic one. The first RR has been virtually lost to history. This is explained in the following quotation.

Two Russian Revolutions

“There were actually two Russian Revolutions, the first call of the February Revolution which was a largely bloodless transfer, transfer of power from the Tsar to a regime of liberals and socialists led by Alexander Kerensky who intended to instigate political reform along democratic lines. The far bloodier October Revolution was essentially a coup in which Kerensky was overthrown by Vladimir Lenin, with the support of Leon Trotsky and some 300 supporters who came with him from New York. Born love Bronstein, Trotsky was a Bolshevik revolutionary who had gone to New York after being expelled from France, in 1916, he and his band of supporters returned to Russia in 1917 with substantial funding from a mystery Wall Street donor widely thought to be Jacob Schiff of Kuhn Loeb. Trotsky’s New York recruits later adopted Russian names and made up the bulk of the communist party’s leadership. Griffin argues that Lenin, Trotsky and their supporters were not sent to Russia to overthrown the Tsar, rather he says their assignment from Wall Street was to overthrow the revolution. The second Russian Revolution overthrew the first democratic society in Russian history, set up through a truly popular revolution in March of 1917.”

Source: The Web of Debt

https://www.amazon.com/Web-Debt-Shocking-Truth-System/dp/0983330859

This first RR had planned to issue debt free money similar to the Greenbacks.

This is what Wall Street did not want, and why Wall Street funded Trotsky and Lenin.