In the war of minds, in order to win you must rid yourself of any fanaticism or preconceived bias deep inside you. Whether you see January as a revolution or a conspiracy.. or a popular revolution against a failing, flabby regime - and the regime truly was failing, flabby and corrupt - or a mixture of revolution and conspiracy.. you must read and search.. do not believe a video.. do not believe a meme.. do not believe a piece of news and do not believe a post.
Do not believe me myself in what I write to you! Take it and search behind me and verify its accuracy.
At this time in Russia, "Lenin" had realized an undeniable truth.
There is no revolution on the face of the earth, across all the revolutions that have happened.. that succeeds without the armed forces intervening on its side.. whether positively or negatively.
Positively, by supporting the revolution and isolating the ruler or assassinating him, and negatively, by opening the way for the revolutionaries to storm the seats of power.. not protecting them.
And from here, "Lenin" seeks to recruit some army leaders.
At the same time his work on the ground does not stop for a moment.. the revolutionaries in Russia blow up railway lines, bridges, the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Supply.. that was January 1917.. and that was the height of the First World War.. and the army consumes a very great deal of provisions at the front.. consequently the home front went hungry.. and food became rationed.
Remember this well when someone tells you "the Egyptian army plants and makes pasta".. armies must have a means by which to feed themselves.. and must make pasta and rice and sugar and plant.. otherwise in wartime the state falls into a crisis.
The important thing is that what happened put enormous pressure on the people.. not to mention that their sons were dying at the front.. so "Lenin" succeeds in moving them in what was called the "February Revolution".. it actually happened in March.. but because Russia was using the "Julian Calendar".. it was a month behind.
People come out, thousands of men who had become jobless.. demanding their right to work.. thousands of women came out to demonstrate against the shortage of bread and food.. these demonstrations were indeed peaceful.. and "Lenin" and his comrades were organizing massive parallel demonstrations demanding the departure of the Tsar.
The police do indeed succeed in dispersing the demonstrators without injuries.. and many people decide to go back to their homes.. note that this is March in "Russia".. meaning that sitting in the street amid the snow for a long time is neither pleasant nor bearable.
And then suddenly a strange incident happens.. very strange.
For in the main square of the city of "Petersburg".. crowded with people, specifically at the intersection of "Saint Catherine's Canal or Griboyedov Canal".. and "Nevsky Prospect" street.. a car suddenly speeds through, owned of course by someone from the aristocratic class, because ordinary people cannot buy cars.. this car runs over some of the demonstrators and flees.
And the next day, the same incident repeats, and a car runs over a crowd of demonstrators in front of the "Nicholas" railway station, but this time, the people stop it, and bring out its driver, who tells them that he is a poor, wretched man like them.. but it was his "master" who ordered him.. and asked him to hurry because he was feeling cold.. so the people let the driver go and pounce on the owner of the car.. who denies it and tells them that he did not say that, but of course no one listens to him, and they rain blows on him until he dies.
Do these two incidents remind you of something?
Never mind.. the important thing is that the Bolsheviks at that time were behind the windows and hiding on the rooftops with rifles.. when the people killed the owner of the car.. the blood made them lose their minds.. so they went about smashing the columns and the windows.. so the revolutionaries opened fire on them.. and indeed some of them fell dead.
And suddenly some among the crowds shout that the police are killing the demonstrators.
And without any thinking, the demonstrators turn toward the police with murderous, crazed rage in their eyes.. and they pounce on them...
And here, in order to defend themselves.. the police do open fire on them.
And a terrible massacre takes place.. in which the demonstrators slaughter a policeman for every one of them who died.
And then they do something even stranger and stranger.
They head to the "Saint Petersburg" prison and attack it, and set free all the prisoners in it!!
At night, in order to put an end to all these horrifying events.. the Tsar issues a statement.. in which he steps down from rule and abdicates the throne in favour of his brother Grand Duke "Michael".. but Michael refuses this rotten responsibility.. "You will hand me the country while it is at war and has a revolution and terrorism in it? No, my friend, God forbid".. so he delegates to a provisional government.. and orders it to hold a democratic referendum in the near future.. and the people choose who rules them.
And with that the rule of the "Romanov family" came to an end and the matter was delegated to a provisional government.
And here the people did indeed decide to go back to their homes.
That's it.. the regime has fallen, there is a provisional government and after it a democratic referendum and a permanent government, and a rule to come based on the people's choice.
There were people living in Russia.. immigrants.. called the "Cossacks".. from Khazar, Turk, Mongol and various ethnicities.
These "Cossacks" hated the Tsar's rule because their conditions really were miserable.. the reason for that is that they saw themselves as better than the rest of mankind.. and that they were supposed to rule and be masters.. a thinking close to the Nazi or Zionist thinking of the chosen people.. and the Brotherhood's thinking of the "saved sect".. or any such thinking that comes to your mind.
And of course with "Lenin's" revolutionary movement.. which called itself the "Bolsheviks", meaning "the majority".. these people welcomed joining "Lenin" in order to bring down the regime.
The important thing is that with the abdication of Tsar "Nicholas" and his decisions, people began to actually clear the streets, had it not been for a sudden.. they are surprised by a herd of horses.. advancing toward them in the squares and side streets.. carrying men of the Cossacks.. with clubs and swords.. this herd attacks them and begins assaulting any demonstrator it meets!
And suddenly a group of people shouts.. that the Romanov family sent them to kill the demonstrators.. and that they are deceiving the people.. let no one walk away.. the revolution continues.. do not leave the square.
Does this incident remind you of something?
The incidents I am telling you about are real and have references I will list for you in full with the last post.. and as I told you at the beginning.. do not believe me.. search behind me and verify for yourself.
Of course here people decide not to leave the streets and to stay in the squares.
And as happened in "Iraq".. people smash the Tsar's statues in the streets.. and the crowds take a new decision, to arrest the Tsar and his family and put them on trial.
And here.. and because the Bolsheviks had already succeeded in spreading their poison in the minds of some army men.. a schism occurs in the Russian armed forces.. at one of the darkest moments of its history.
And in order for the provisional government to end this state of tension and horrifying divisions.. it announces the arrest of the Tsar and his family, and places them under house arrest in the palace.
And the provisional government does indeed embark on broader reforms to calm the street.. and with that the revolution is supposedly over.
But no.. "the revolution continues" for a reason no one knows.. consequently "Lenin" in October of the same year, 1917.. mobilizes for a new revolution, which we will talk about later.
And the conversation has a remainder.
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