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It’s not news that to the financial world, then that the Bolsheviks were considered the biggest threat, which certainly was not an unjustified opinion. They were naive about Hitler, but saw in him someone who would serve as a bulwark against Bolshevism. They made a deal with the devil.

That's the myth that conservatives must believe in to be believe the illusion of a supposed "clash" between communism and capitalism. The truth is that communism is the brainchild of financial elites. You must understand that the top financial elites of the world are monopolists, not capitalists in the sense of wanting a free market - since that carries with it competition. The top financial elites of the world just want to reamin on top. What they can't stand is the "bourgeoisie" - upstart businesses owned by the sheeple.

You have to ask yourself why all the wealthy types suddenly decide to go "socialist" ?

Read up on the Fabians and Beatrice Potter Webb, whose family was wealthy and powerful. It IS very convincing - they never give up the illusion that they've had some "change of heart". But funny, at the same time, they don't give up their wealth. Strange.

Keep digging and you'll find that Wall Street funded the Bolshevik revolution; it was basically exported from NYC to Russia.

International banking had hated the Romanovs for a century before the Revolution. More on this later.