"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

The Illuminati wanted to completely politicise society. This was the job
of the "insinuating brothers" under the name of the "Committee of
National Security " with its chief Chauvelin. At the same time, society was
being undermined through the secret lodges, which began to prepare a
dictatorship and a world revolution, which was intended to utterly
overthrow the social order. This world revolution was designed to be
accomplished by a handful of Illuminist conductors. (Svenska Dagbladet,
16th August 1989.) The homosexual Robespierre was publicly regarded as
a tyrant or dictator.
The new rulers demanded that the populace address all as "citizens".
The year was to begin upon a new day, the months were renamed, and the
week became a 10-day period. An hour consisted of 100 minutes. All these
idiocies were abolished by Napoleon in 1806.
The peasants in the Vendee province had had enough of all this
"revolutionary" stupidity: their king had been murdered, schooling had
been abolished, their oldest sons had all been enrolled into the army. On
the 10th of March 1793, they rebelled. At the beginning they were quite
successful but when the Jacobins realised that the populace was beginning
to threaten their position, they imposed their dictatorship, which began on
the 31st of May 1793, and lasted until March 1794. The terrorism during
that period was the worst yet seen. Virtually rampaging marauders
murdered everyone in the province of Vendee. Only 12 000 people in the
whole province survived the assaults. One general reported to Paris:
"Vendee has ceased to exist." Another wrote that his band of army raiders
daily managed to kill 2000 people. A new rebellion went on during the
years 1794-95. In total, 600000 lives were extinguished in the Vendee
province.
In their struggle for power, some "revolutionaries" even happened to
execute each other. Some leaders, above all those who wanted to limit the
extent of the terrorism, were done away with (Georges Danton, Camille
Desmoulins and other Dantonites went to the guillotine on the 5th of April
1794 as "enemies of the people"). This awful end also awaited Robes-
pierre. On the 27th of July 1794, the leader of the Jacobins was arrested
together with other leading Communards (his brother Augustin, Saint-Just
and Georges Gouthon) and was guillotined without trial. The reign of
terror was over. The directors dissolved the Paris Commune on the 26th of
October 1795.
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