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 We are back on well-known
tracks, and we find it fitting, comrade
Trotsky, to introduce the finding of a
20th-century-historian.
Oskar Spengler wrote in his voluminous
work „The Demise of the Occident”
…
LET ROLL THE TEXT, PLEASE:
 There is no
proletarian, not even a
Communist movement, that has not operated
in the interests of money, and for the
time being permitted by money — and
that without the idealists among its
leaders having the slightest suspicion of
the fact.
When you, comrade Trotsky, left
on 27th March 1917 New York together with
two hundred and seventy-five
revolutionaries on board the S.S.
Kristianiafjord the ship’s first
call was Halifax in Nova Scotia. Canadian
authorities arrested you … we heard
you narrating it …
During public speeches in North America
you had announced quite often, in case of
successful assumption of power in Russia,
you would immediately put a stop to the
imperialistic war, negotiating a separate
peace-treaty with Germany.
That could hardly be in the interest of
the Canadians because German troops, not
anymore needed in the East, would be
moved to the Western frontline. But
there, Canadian soldiers were engaged.
It is unclear
how long you were arrested in Halifax,
information provided, your’s
included, say between five days and one
month. But according to our own research,
after only five days two high-ranking
representatives of two different nations
approached the Canadian government to
have you released: on behalf of Britain
it was Sir William Wiseman and on behalf
of America it was no-one less than
Colonel House, right hand-man of the
American president — we shall here
more about him on another leg of this
voyage. Equipped with an American
passport you continued your journey to
meet Lenin in Russia.
We deduct: you did not return to Russia
because of the call of the oppressed
masses, but powerful men of Europe and of
the United States of America helped you
to grab power …
… Leather-jackets for everyone on
board your war-train, mobile bathing
facilities, library, telephone and
radio-transmitters …
A revolution can only be successful
through organisation and financing;
oppressed masses have usually not on hand
the one nor the other one …
„Ha, is someone here believing a
couple of the most wealthy and most
powerful men in the world would have
financed a movement whose declared goal
it was to rob the wealth from them?”
Who is asking that —
Trotsky or Rockefeller? It does not
matter! To us it seems logical that a
handful of such men did, indeed, not fear
the international communism — and
even financed it because … they
controlled it!
But, comrade Trotsky, wait …
originally we wanted to know what Mr.
Rockefeller meant when he mentioned the
„Fourth International Movement”!
„I founded
it, in 1938! My Russian
citizenship had been declared null and
void in 1934; it was the time when the
Russian intelligence service started to
hunt for me.
After Lenin had died, Stalin began to
carry through violently the so-called
home-based socialism within the whole
country. Now, my goal was different; I
wanted that we support a victory of
international labour-movements first, do
you understand?
The thesis was basically, that the
revolution in backward societies had to
go through phases which would establish,
without interruption, first a democratic
middle-class followed by a proletarian
class. I argued that in order to build
successfully socialism the revolution had
to be victorious first in progressive
countries followed by political, cultural
and economic revolutions of
labour-movements in less developed
countries.”
An ice-axe finished off your
revolutionary — ? — well, your
earthly life, a murderous tool guided by
the hand of a disciple — as you
believed it. But it was an agent of
Stalin who came after you on 20th August
1940 in your Mexican exile. After twenty
years of imprisonment your assassin
returned home to a heroes welcome; in
Moscow he received the Lenin-order.
In 2005, the ice-axe which had gone
missing, was found again. It had been
displayed in the museum of criminology in
Mexico-City where it was replaced by a
duplicate for fear someone would steal
it. A Mexican intelligence-man,
co-founder of the museum, had kept the
original. The leftwing daily La Jornada
reported, his daughter tried to return it
when her father had died, but in vain.
Finally, she told the story a
radio-reporter …
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2  To wait
where they shall take me
naked, at the target spot
nailed down by first arrows.
Once more, the bowstring strained
Whizzing of arrows.
Is it over?
Did they play?
Did the hand tremble?
Or, was it the wind?
What do I fear?
once they hit
and kill.
What will be left to deplore?
Others preceded.
Others will follow.
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Dag, you dedicate this poem to a
communist?
„I accept the dedication, I —
Lew Dawidowitsch Bronstein, called
Trotsky, thanking, at the same time, my
heirs! …
And as you rightly guessed, up there we
not only know WHAT IS MOVING THE WORLD,
but also WHO IS MOVING THE WORLD.
In the 21st century, the Fourth
International Movement expects that
progress of society can only be achieved
by an alliance of working people in all
countries. Their demand for social
equality is directed against the division
of mankind in a tiny wealthy minority and
a growing majority of paupers.”
„I‘m getting out!”
„But, Mr. Rockefeller — that
would not be fair! ... ”
Continue, Kofi, Africa is waiting far too
long to get a clarifying word from you!
„... We still need you!”
Well, did we really wait for a clarifying
word from this UN-quota-African? …
Or from his successor, this
UN-quota-Asian?
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