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Por Juri Lina Bajo el Signo del Escorpión pg. 1 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina pg. 2 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina PRESENTACION Juri Lina's Book "Under the Sign of the Scorpion" is a tremendously important book, self-published in the English language in Sweden by the courageous author. Jüri Lina, has been banned through out the U.S.A. and Canada. Publishers and bookstores alike are so frightened by the subject matter they shrink away and hide. But now, braving government disapproval and persecution by groups that do not want the documented information in Under the Sign of the Scorpion to see the light of day, Texe Marrs and Power of Prophecy are pleased to offer Mr. Lina's outstanding book. Lina's book reveals what the secret societies and the authorities are desperate to keep hidden—how Jewish Illuminati revolutionaries in the United States, Britain, and Germany—including Marx, Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin—conspired to overthrow the Czar of Russia. It details also how these monsters succeeded in bringing the bloody reign of Illuministic Communism to the Soviet Empire and to half the world's population. Under the Sign of the Scorpion reveals the whole, sinister, previously untold story of how a tiny band of Masonic Jewish thugs inspired by Satan, funded by Illuminati bigwigs, and emboldened by their Talmudic hatred were able to starve, bludgeon, imprison and massacre over 30 million human victims with millions more suffering in Soviet Gulag concentration camps. Fuhrer Adolf Hitler got his idea for Nazi concentration camps from these same Bolshevik Communist butchers. What's more, the heartless Illuminati elite that masterminded these atrocities is still in power today, operating behind the scenes with its deadly scorpion power in the U.S.A., in Europe, and throughout the world. http://www.geocities.com/jyrilina La obra de Juri Lina,"Bajo el signo del escorpión", es un libro de tremenda importancia y ha sido 'auto-publicado' en inglés y sueco por este valeroso autor. Juri Lina ha sido vetado o considerado persona 'non grata' en los E.E.U.U. Y Canadá. Igualmente, las editoriales y grandes librerías está tan espantadas por la materia de su libro que literalmente se echan atrás y se esconden. Pero ahora los valientes miembros de Texe Marrs y Power of Prophecy que de entrada ya cuentan con la desaprobación del gobierno y acoso por grupos que de ninguna manera quieren que vea la luz la detallada información concentrada en "Bajo el signo del Escorpión"; están encantados en ofrecer este extraordinario libro de Mr. Lina. La obra de Lina revela que las sociedades secretas y las más altas autoridades están desesperadas tratando de ocultar a los revolucionarios judíos del Illuminati tanto en los E.E.U.U., como en Inglaterra y Alemania incluyendo a Marx, Lenin, Trotsky y Stalin quienes conspiraron para derrocar al zar de Rusia. También detalla cómo esos monstruos tuvieron éxito sentando las bases para el sangriento reino del comunismo Illuminati en el imperio soviético y la mitad de la población de la Tierra. "Bajo el signo del escorpión" revela la completa y siniestra Historia nunca contada sobre cómo una diminuta pandilla de matones judeo-masones inspirados por Satán creados por los peces gordos Illuminati y envalentonados por su odio Talmúdico fueron capaces de masacrar más de 30 millones de seres humanos por medio de la inanición, palizas brutales y prisión con millones más sufriendo en los Gulag soviéticos o campos de concentración. El Führer, Adolf Hitler, recogió esta idea de los campos de concentración de estos mismos carniceros comunistas bolcheviques. Todavía más, la cruel élite Illuminati, artífices incuestionables y indiscutibles de estas atrocidades hoy día siguen en el poder, operando tras bastidores con su mortífero poder escorpión en U.S.A., en Europa y por todo el mundo --- http://www.geocites.com.jyrilina pg. 3 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina pg. 4 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina CONTENIDO Introducción 3 1. Mitos que involucran a Falsos Comunistas y pseudo Cristianos 4 2. El Illuminati: El triunfo de la Traición 9 2.1 La Base Ideológica de los Illuminati 10 2,2 Los Primeros Descubrimientos 14 2.3 Los Asesinatos de Schiller y Mozart 16 2.4 Los Illuminati como Infiltrados 18 2.5 El Totalitarismo de los Jesuitas como Prototipo 22 2.6 El Primer Golpe de Estado de los Illuminati 23 2.7 La senda del Illuminati al Poder Mundial 30 3. Karl Marx - El Ídolo de Mal 34 3.1 Moses Hess - Maestro de Marx y Engels 36 3.2 El Trasfondo de la visión de Marx acerca de la Humanidad 38 3.3 Las increíbles confesiones de Marx, Disraeli y otros 39 3.4 Marx y Engels como Illuminatis 41 3.5 1848: "El Año de la Revolución" – La primera Ola 43 3.6 Marzo de 1848 - El Plan Preparado 44 3.7 La Segunda Ola, 1848-49 45 3.8 El Terror de los Illuministas Continúa 46 3.9 La Verdad Detrás del Mito 47 3.10 Marx como Publicista 49 3.11 La Quiebra Moral del Marxismo 50 4. El desconocido Vladimir Ulyanov 51 4.1 Lenín como un Franc-masón 54 4.2 Los Primeros Franc-masones en Rusia 55 La Naturaleza de Lenín 56 4.3 El Terror de Lenín 59 4.4 El Trasfondo Ideológico del Terror 63 4.5 Los últimos días de Lenín 72 5. León Trotsky - Cínico y Sádico 75 5.1 Trotsky como Franc-masón 76 5.2 Parvus el Maestro de Trotsky 76 5.3 El intento de Golpe de Estado en 1905 75 5.4 Trotsky en el Extranjero 83 5.5 Trotsky como un Déspota Implacable 85 5.6 Los Camaradas de Trotsky 88 5.7 La sentencia de Almirante Shchastny 91 5.8 La Rebelión de Kronstadt 92 5.9 Trotsky como una Eminencia Gris 94 5.10 Trotsky como Anti-intelectual 96 5.11 El Asesinato de Sergei Yesenin 97 5.12 Stalin como Víctorioso 99 5.13 El Asesinato de Trotsky 99 6. Cómo los Comunistas alcanzaron el Poder 101 6.1 El Trasfondo de la Primera Guerra Mundial 101 6.2 ¿Dónde se originaron los judíos de Rusia? 104 6.3 El Golpe en febrero de 1917 106 6.4 Las similitudes a la Deposición del Shah 110 6.5 El Regreso de Lenín y Trotsky 111 6.6 Las revelaciones en la Prensa 115 6.7 La Revuelta de Kornilov 119 6.8 La Toma del Poder 120 6.9 La Ayuda alemana 127 6.10 El Comienzo del Gobierno del Terror 128 7. A través del Laberinto de los Asesinatos 140 8. El Lobo sediento de sangre del Kremlin - Lazar Kaganovich 157 8.1 Kaganovich como una Eminencia Gris 159 8.2 La destrucción de la Cultura rusa 164 8.3 La Hambruna y Otros Crímenes 165 8.4 El Gran Terror 168 8.5 La Contribución de Beria 171 8.6 El Asesinato de Stalin 174 8.7 La lucha por el poder después de la muerte de Stalin 176 9. La Ayuda Norteamericana a la Unión Soviética 179 pg. 5 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina 9.1 La "Intervención" como Distracción 180 9.2 La Hambruna como Arma 185 9.3 Los tratos con los bolcheviques 188 9.4 La colectivización como Arma 190 9.5 La construcción del Régimen Soviético 192 9.6 El Creciente Apoyo Norteamericano 193 9.7 La Ayuda Militar a Moscú 195 9.8 Los Esclavos extranjeros en la Unión Soviética 199 9.9 La Guerra Santa de Stalin 201 9.10 La Ayuda Durante la "Guerra Fría" 203 9.12 El Desmantelamiento de la Unión Soviética 205 9.13 El desmoronamiento del Comunismo en Europa Oriental 208 9.14 Los Estados Unidos ayudaron a los Comunistas chinos a tomar el Poder 210 10. La toma Comunista de Estonia 212 Resumiendo: Algunas Conclusiones 225 Bibliografía 235 pg. 6 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina "Nadie sabe que el Sionismo apareció como un movimiento Marxista, uno de tipo socialista ... el Sionismo en realidad es una revolución." Sergei Lezov, científico en la Academia soviética de Ciencias, Instituto para la Información Científica. Revista Strana i Mir (Munich), No. 3, pág. 94. 1988 "Los ideales del Bolchevismo en muchos puntos son consonantes con los ideales más puros del Judaísmo." Jewish Chronicle, 4 de abril de 1919 (Londres) pg. 7 de 360 - 27 de septiembre de 2008 Por Juri Lina INTRODUCTION Imperio Soviético fue establecido cuatro minutos pasadas las dos, el 8 de noviembre de 1917 en la capital rusa, Petrogrado. En términos astrológicos, el El sol estaba entonces precisamente en el centro del signo del Escorpión. Así Escorpión puede considerarse como el símbolo y guardián del Poder Soviético. El planeta Plutón a su vez, afecta a aquellos bajo la influencia directa de Escorpión. En el pasado se decía que Marte gobernaba a Escorpión, pero desde el descubrimiento de Plutón en 1930 y su posterior integración en el sistema astrológico, ha asumido su lugar justo en el signo Escorpión. Los efectos de Plutón, incluso antes de su descubrimiento, siempre han sido los mismos, tanto si se atribuyen o no a otro planeta. El hecho que el imperio soviético nació bajo el planeta "equivocado" demuestra la naturaleza inescrutable de Plutón que no muestra su verdadera cara hasta que el tiempo está maduro para reestructurar el poder en su propia ventaja. Se ha revelado recientemente que los bolcheviques eran bien versados en la astrología.
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