The Real Cause of West’s War Against Russia (Part I)

The last barricade, the last shelter in the world against the coming hurricane is Russia.

In it, the true faith still lives and the anointed Emperor remains its protector.

All the destructive efforts of the sinister and ouvert servants of the Antichrist, all the efforts of his conscious and unconscious workers, are concentrated against Russia.

The reasons for this effort are known, the goal is known and must be known by faithful and believing Russia.

The more threatening the approaching moment and the more frightening the approaching events hidden in the thick clouds, the more the intrepid and audacious Russian hearts must beat with ever greater courage and determination.

They must courageously unite around the sacred banner of their Church and the Throne of their Emperor.

As long as the soul lives, as long as the heart beats in the chest, the deadly specter of despair must find no place; it is up to us with our faith to obtain the mercy of the Almighty and to delay the hour of the fall of Russia.

(Introduction to The Protocols of the Elders of Zion by Sergei Alexandrovich Nilus, 1905)

In fact, ”” Russia as referred to by prof. Nilus, the author of this extremely controversial and above all extremely ”inconvenient” text, ended in 1917 with the First Revolution by the Mensheviks, but above all with the assassination of Tsar Nicholas II and his Imperial family during the subsequent Bolshevik Revolution and of Lenin.

An initial period of Chekist Terror followed by at least two decades of Stalin’s Purges.

Which was followed by a relatively much more peaceful period internally and internationally with Khrushchev and his successors.

Until its sunset in the late eighties of the twentieth century with Gorbachev.

The Soviet Union ended in 1991, the new denomination that Revolutionary Russia had given itself under the dictatorship of the CPSU.

It follows a confused and messy period at the mercy of corruption and crime under the Yeltsin regime in which the post-Soviet New Russia seemed poised to become something of a large colony of the United States.