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Chapter 32 397With no man “valiant for the truth in the earth,” the time for Jesuit paybackhad arrived for Russia. The Romanoff Dynasty would end while Rome’s old enemy,the Orthodox Church, would be purged of its anti-Pope leadership. The OctoberRevolution would accomplish this, heavily financed by the Knights of Malta andJewish Freemasons on Wall Street. Stanford University professor Anthony Suttonwrites in his no-nonsense style:“We find there was a link between some New York Internationalbankers and many revolutionaries, including Bolsheviks. These bankinggentlemen – who are here identified – had a financial stake in, and wererooting for the success of the Bolshevik Revolution.” {12}Two of those men were Knight of Malta, Joseph P. Grace (Director of National CityBank) and the Jewish Freemason, Otto H. Kahn (Partner in Kuhn & Loeb).The parallels between the Jesuits’ French and Russian Revolutions arestriking. They are as follows:1. Both revolutions were based on communist writings of Freemasons —Voltaire and Marx. Did not the Jesuits perfect communism on their reductionsin Paraguay?2. Both revolutions plundered the state churches. Were not the Jesuits theenemies of the Catholic Church in France and the Orthodox Church in Russiawhen the revolutions broke out?3. Both revolutions ended the monarchies. Were not the Jesuits enemies of boththe Bourbon and the Romanoff dynasties? Had not both monarchies expelledthe Jesuits from their countries?4. Both revolutions produced Jesuit Republics — republics in form, but absolutemonarchies in power. Are not the Jesuits absolutists?5. Both revolutions declared atheism as the religion of the state. Evidenced bytheir deeds, are not the Jesuits truly atheists?6. Both revolutions carried out a reign of terror by an inquisitional secret police.Are not the Jesuits the greatest of Inquisitors?7. Both revolutions resulted in military dictators who punished the enemies ofthe Jesuits. Did not the Jesuits benefit even though Napoleon and Stalin, indeceiving the nations, openly banned the Order from France and Russia?The Jesuits – 1882 - 1917