The actions of the last Tsar Nicholas II can be interpreted as collusion with the Powers that Be in fomenting the revolution. Did Nicholas II collaborate in fomenting the revolution as a part of his commitment to the larger aims of the powers his family represented? He was assured of safe exit for his family and wealth. The Tsar was a relatively small player in this conspiracy. And it is
not unusual for small players of the Powers that Be to step aside and abandon their prerogatives during such important undertakings. Instead of staying in the capital where the clouds of revolution were gathering, Nicholas II headed to the border to command his army. Even when it became clear that the revolutionaries had gained the upper hand, Nicholas was pathetically reluctant to give the Duma a progressive increase in power. Diplomat Nicholas De Basily prepared the abdication script in favor of Prince Aleksei whose medical condition (hemophilia) had made him an adored figure among loyalists. But De Basily was shocked when he found the script altered in favor of Nicholas’s brother Michael.50 When Michael ascended, he surrendered all power to the Duma. De Basily further recounts how Nicholas II “[…] accepted fate
without the least revolt, the least show of anger or ill humor.”51 Or had
the Tsar colluded? Did Nicholas II transfer a large quantity of his wealth to Chase Bank of New York52 in foreknowledge of turbulent times?
After Nicholas II abdicated to the advantage of the revolutionaries, a Provisional Government was set up to enable Bolshevik transition. It derived its name from the very fact that it was meant to function temporarily, until the Bolsheviks arrived and consolidated. As Antony Sutton notes, “Provisional” was the very name this government went by
50 “Nicholas De Basily recounts the abdication of Nicholas 2,1917,” Major Problems in
the History of Imperial Russia. Edited by James Cracraft (D.C Heath and Co, 1994) 655.
51Major Problems, 658
52 Sherman H. Skolnick, The Overthrow of the American Republic Part 54. Archive
available at
when it started operating.53 It consisted of many of the former Elite and
Freemasons.
Historian Edgar Lucille54 is of the opinion that the Romanov family was
never assassinated and quotes a 1920 newspaper article, which stated that out of the 10,000 inhabitants of Ekaterinburg, no one saw the murder or burial of the royal family. He further describes the room where the murder allegedly took place and points out that it could hardly accommodate 6 people; yet by official accounts, 34 people including the Romanovs were present. Researcher Sherman Skolnick managed to obtain a 1970 Chicago Tribune article55 claiming that Emperor William
II of Germany (cousin of the Romanovs) had included a secret clause in the Brest-Litovsk treaty that no harm was to come to the Romanov family, and that they were taken to Odessa where they boarded an Allied ship.56 Recent DNA analysis conducted by Alec Knight, a senior
researcher at Stanford debunks the earlier DNA analysis which the Russian government used to validate the official story. According to his team, the bones found were too badly decomposed to obtain DNA and “The handling of the samples throughout the investigation has been characterized as ‘rude violations of archaeological and forensic norms […]”57. Knight’s team also managed to obtain real Romanov DNA from
a finger of Grand Duchess Elisabeth (sister of Empress Alexandra), which had been preserved by a monk. They discovered that it did not genetically tally with the DNA obtained by the earlier researchers.58
The conclusion of the abstract of their report is as follows:
53 Antony C Sutton, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution (Buccaneer Books,
1993). Chapter Two of Online edition. <http://reformed-
theology.org/html/books/bolshevik_revolution/chapter_02.htm > Accessed 25/10/06.
54 In a TV interview with researcher Sherman Skolnick on his TV program
‘Broadsides,’ a segment of which has been put online. It must be noted that Mr. Edgar is only limited to correcting a fallacy of history.
<http://www.skolnickstv.com/video/russian.ram> Web page as of 16/03/04. The program “Broadsides” aired on Chicago Public Access Cable TV on Channel 21. I have not been able to ascertain the episode number.
55 UPI, “US Aided Rescue of Czar Nicholas, British hint,” The Chicago Tribune
December 14th 1970. An archive copy can be found here:
<http://www.shout.net/~bigred/Tsar.htm> Accessed 12th may 2003
56 Sherman Skolnick, Great Secrets of the 20th Century Part 1. Web page as of 16/03/04
<http://www.skolnicksreport.com/great_secrets.html>
57A. Knight, L.A Zhivotovsky, ,D.H. Kass, D.E. Litwin, L.D. Green, P.S. White, J.L
Mountain, “Molecular, forensic and haplotypic inconsistencies regarding the Ekaterinburg remains,” Annals of Human Biology 31.2 (2004) 130.
Considering molecular and forensic inconsistencies, the identity of the Ekaterinburg remains has not been established. Our mtDNA haplotype results for Elisabeth provide yet another line of conflicting evidence regarding the identity of the Ekaterinburg remains.59
The report also gives a very brief history of the remains at Ekaterinburg. One can reasonably judge that the circumstances of the last days of the Romanovs were indeed contrary to official accounts:
In 1918 the Family of Nicholas II, last Emperor of Russia, disappeared, presumably murdered by the Urals Reds. Shortly thereafter the White government appointed investigator, Judge N. Sokolov, concluded that The Family had been shot in Ekaterinburg, Russia, and that their bodies had been chopped into pieces, burned to shards of bone, and destroyed by soaking in sulphuric acid (Sokolov 1925, O’Conor 1971). There are many remains buried in shallow, unmarked mass graves near Ekaterinburg, victims of the Russian Civil War (Summers and Mangold 1976).One such grave, assumed to contain remains of The Family, was claimed to be discovered and opened in 1991 (Gill et al. 1994). The case has been characterized by extreme irregularities at every level (e.g. Massie 1995, Zhivotovsky 1999,McNeal 2001). Activities at the burial site and with the remains are no exception. Crucial evidence has been proven fraudulent. There is evidence that the ‘Yurovsky Note’, detailing the location of the grave and thereby providing the means for the ‘discovery’, was forged (Buranov 1994). The grave was of unknown age and had been opened several times prior to its official ‘discovery’ (Zhivotovsky 1999). The two ‘discoverers’ of the grave were described in Gill et al. (1994) as ‘amateur historians’ when in fact at least one was an agent of the Internal Minister of the USSR. They had opened the site in 1979 and removed several skulls and other bones and then added skulls and bones about a year later (Zhivotovsky 1999). There are also indications that the grave had been opened by the State Security services in 1946 (Koltypin-Wallovskoy et al. 1998). The purported site of the murder, the Ipatiev house in Ekaterinburg, was levelled and entirely destroyed in 1977 on the insistence of KGB Chairman Yuri Andropov and under the direction of Boris Yeltsin, at that time the First Secretary of the Sveldlovsk (Ekaterinburg) district branch of the USSR Communist Party (Massie 1995, McNeal 2001).60
[Please obtain the original article for references within this quote]
59 A. Knight et all, 129. 60 A. Knight et all, 129-130.
Another recent book by Shay McNeal has reached similar conclusions.61
The Romanovs and the Illuminati component of Russian nobility were secretly relocated to America and Western Europe. Great effort has been made by the mainstream media to “debunk” any such claims. For example movies were made on the establishment version of the last days of the Romanovs to silence rumors of their escape.
The
“White
Russians”
After the Romanovs
abdicated, White
Russians, or loyalist troops lead by the likes of Anton Denikin fought
against the
revolutionaries. But as one can suppose, such movements were also
compromised by Cabal operatives, who systematically betrayed them. In effect, the White Russian movement was nothing more than a dialectical process for larger goals of the Powers that Be. Later, the Nazis used Croats and Belorussians to carry out some of their genocide policies. White Russians were also reorganised in Yugoslavia during World War II. The idea was to use such movements as dialectical adversaries to the Soviet Union. They would be able to round up all armed opposition to the Soviet Union and betray them. Later, the leadership of the White Russians was evacuated when the movement collapsed. To quote, “Essentially every White Russian War Criminal from W.W. II that survived the war was placed on one NATO payroll or another by the Illuminati. The White Russian Nazis were settled in the NY-NJ area, especially in South River, NJ. One of the worst was Stankievich who ended up living in Richmond Hills and working for the CIA. He got a job working for Radio Liberty in NY.”62 Another was made head of a
New York County Medical Society!63 This clearly proves entire sections
61 Shay McNeal, The Secret Plot to Save the Tsar: The Truth Behind the Romanov
Mystery (William Morrow, 2002). Also see Robert K. Massie, The Romanovs – The Final Chapter (Random House, 1995)
62 Fritz Springmeier, The Illuminati formula used to create an undetectable total mind
controlled slave (Web edition) p.411. There are several editions available online.
63 Fritz Springmeier, The Illuminati formula used to create an undetectable total mind
controlled slave (Web edition) . p.411
A flag of the White Army’s armored train bears an Ancient Egyptian winged disc, a symbol used by the Powers that Be in many present day corporate logos. This flag can be presently found in the Moscow Red Army Museum.
of the White troops were working for the Powers that Be, as was the former Russian nobility. Between 1948 and 1950 over 200 Byelorussian Nazis and their families were brought into New Jersey.64