The Next World Order, by Ahmad Thomson

RUSSIA: COMMUNISM AND ZIONISM

"From the middle of the Nineteenth century the story of the revolution is that of Communism and Zionism, directed from one source and working to a convergent aim."

The Two-Headed Conspiracy in Russia, 1917
The Birth of Communism and Zionism
Sephardhim and Ashkenazim
The Early History of the Ashkenazim
Transfer of Talmudic Power to Poland
Conquest of Muslim Tartaria by the Czars
Muslim Under the Soviets: Tartars, Caucasians, and Central Asians

""Communism was designed to subvert the masses" while "Zionism set out to subvert rulers at the top." These twin aims have been largely achieved." - D. Reed.

"Zionism is 'the worship of a false god'- an 'idolatrous religion.' - British Historian A. Toynbee"

"The practice of dominant Russia, inside the Soviet Union led to tragic consequences for non-Russian people. Some of them which once, i.e., prior to their enslavement by Tsarist generals, not only constituted one whole as a people but were also independent as states, have today been completely eradicated from the face of the earth and in most inhuman way which could be envied by Hitler himself." - Tito at the 8th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia, 1952.

"We have the right to demand anything we like from the world. As Jews we do not owe anything to anybody, while the rest of the world owes us a great deal." - Ariel Sharon at a speech to foreign Jewish delegates at a meeting at Gush Etzion.

"To maintain the status quo will not do. We have set up a dynamic state, bent upon creation and reform, building and expansion." - Ben-Gurion in Rebirth and Destiny of Israel, 1954.

"The Sanhedrin acknowledged the extinction of the Jewish nation to be an accomplished fact!" - Great Sanhedrin convened in February 1807, called by Napoleon Bonaparte.

"Democracy has degraded statesmen into politicians." - British Prime Minister Disraeli in Lothair (1870).

"I wish that the terror of my name should guard our frontiers more potently than the chain of fortresses, that my word should be for the natives a law more inevitable than death." - Russian General Yermolov on Grozny