HOW JEWISH BOLSHEVIKS TRIED TO OPPOSE THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

Lenin with a bunch of violent Goys
bursting to do some revolution.

by Colin Liddell

My previous article, "Alt-Right Lies: Russian Revolution Not Actually Dominated by Jews," has been stimulating a lively discussion. As usual with any generally healthy discussion, new facts and insights are constantly being thrown up.

One of the most interesting is the fact that two of the most prominent Jewish members of the Central Committee (CC)—and subsequently important members of the early Politburos—were the main opposition to the decision to carry out the revolution, while the non-Jewish members of the CC were entirely behind the resort to violent action.

ALT-RIGHT LIES: RUSSIAN REVOLUTION NOT ACTUALLY DOMINATED BY JEWS

Over-represented, yes, dominant, no. 

by Colin Liddell

Sometime around 2016, just as it was having its biggest impact, the Alt-Right became zombiefied.

By "zombiefied" I mean that it essentially died but nevertheless kept moving. In the process it increasingly assumed the corpse-like forms of White Nationalism 1.0 (or Neo-Naziism as some refer to it), a movement that was only ever successful at ghettoising its followers and giving FBI shills a home.

THE GERMAN REVOLUTION AND THE DEFEAT OF "FRANCHISE" SOVIETISM

Originally published at the Alt-Right history site Empire & Revolution.

Crowdsourcing the Revolution.

There is a karma in history that means that bad deeds are often returned, sometimes quite quickly. When America betrayed its British and French allies after WWII by pushing for the decolonization of their empires, it was soon forced to face its own internal "decolonization" of its Afro-American population through the Civil Rights movements.

Another major example of "instant karma" in history was the German Revolution of November 1918, which started today 98 years ago. It followed the defeat of the German army on the Western front and the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and was an important factor in the hastily arranged armistice made on the 11th of November, an armistice that placed Germany at a distinct disadvantage in subsequent peace negotiations.