Posted on 12/11/2018 9:14:43 AM PST by rktman
Rasputin, described as The Holy Devil, moved to St. Petersburg in 1906 and began to gain access to the royal family of Tsar Nicholas II. Posing as a mystic, Rasputin was known for strange prophecies, claims of superstitious healing powers, and sexual excesses. As the Tsar and his family came under Rasputins spell, the monarchs credibility suffered, his authority was undermined, and public distrust spread.
At this time, Tsar Nicholas escalated his fathers policy of restricting Jews and implementing a full anti-Jewish pogrom of cruel persecution. More then 2 millions Jews fled, many to the United States. It was a tragedy, which, in a way, spared them from future Russian tragedies.
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Oh, so that is what they do...
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“Russias disillusionment with the Tsar grew. This, together with severe cold weather and food shortages, allowed Vladimir Lenins community organizers to agitate and fan unrest, leading to the Bolshevik Revolution Red October of 1917.”
Well, well. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree! Dems do this all the time. I picture Dems sitting on Stalin's knee, listening to him in rapt attention...
Rasputin... Putin..... Hmmmmmmm
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The mad monk believed one couldn’t be forgiven unless there was some sin to be forgiven about. So, lots and lots of orgies were in order.
The Tsar’s regime was nominally Christian, but was so weak in pagan leanings that it could not stand up to the sway of what drove Rasputin.
bkmk
Too bad he didn’t read. Asked and answered:
Shall we sin so that grace may abound? God forbid!
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