The
Art of Controlled Chaos
in an Age of Revolutions
By J.R. Nyquist
Hijack: 1) to steal (goods in transit) by force; 2) to seize control
forcibly of (an aircraft, etc.), esp. to go to a nonscheduled destination.
– Webster’s New World Dictionary
March 8, 1917 -- the February
Revolution begins. Crises, wars, destruction and hunger prevail. Nov. 6, 1917 --
the October Revolution begins. How is that, you ask? How can a February
Revolution begin in March and an October Revolution begin in November? There is
no mystery because the country is Russia. Its two revolutions are designated by
old and new calendars -- by the old Orthodox calendar and the new Western
calendar. Two revolutions in one year: First, the revolution against the Tsar
which establishes the Provisional Government; second, a revolution against the
Provisional Government which establishes the Soviet Government. What are the
particulars? On April 16, 1917 Lenin reaches Petrograd from exile in Switzerland
via the “sealed train.” He is secretly backed by the Kaiser’s money. He
organizes a coup to overthrow the Provisional Government and hijack the Russian
Revolution. In return for this clandestine German support Lenin has promised
that Russia will make peace on German terms. On Nov. 6 Lenin and his Red Guards
seize control and take Russia to a nonscheduled destination: -- the Union of the
Soviet Socialist Republics.
China, 1912 – a national uprising forces the Qing Emperor Xuan Tong to
abdicate. A new republican government is formed under the leadership of Dr. Sun
Yatsen. Crises, wars, destruction and hunger prevail. Warlords rule in the
provinces. Generals vie for control of the central government. Japan invades the
country. Finally, through years of turmoil and struggle Mao and his Red Guards,
with Russian support, steal the Chinese Revolution, taking China to a
nonscheduled destination: -- the People’s Republic of China.
The men who hijacked the Russian and Chinese revolutions were profound
strategists and students of revolution. They understood that a revolution is an
opportunity: that those who are perceptive and prepared, who are cunning and
full of artifice, can master the chaos and seize total control.
Before World War Two Soviet dictator Josef Stalin consciously sought to
plant the seeds of chaos in Europe that would lead to a great upheaval. Just as
the chaos of the First World War had produced the revolution that Lenin
hijacked, the Second World War might produce a revolution that Stalin could
hijack. Stalin’s plan was to support Hitler. As GRU defector Viktor Suvorov
points out, “For Stalin, German Nazism was an instrument which would break a
path for the revolution through solid ice -- an icebreaker.” As early as 1927
Stalin said that the “Second Imperialist War” was quite unavoidable. “We
shall move [into that war],” said Stalin “but we shall be the last to move,
in order to throw our weight on to the scales and tip the balance.” (Stalin,
Collected Works, Vol. 7, p. 14).
Ever the keen strategist, Suvorov
tells us that, “In Europe Stalin needed crises, wars, destruction and hunger.
Hitler could achieve all this for him.” The more crimes Hitler committed, the
greater the harvest for Stalin. As Suvorov relates, “From 1927 onwards, Stalin
made every effort to support the Nazis who were then striving for power,
although he did not do so publicly.”
Nazism was the hangman of Europe, and
Stalin intended to pay his hangman and then, according to Stalin’s established
practice: hang the hangman!
Fast forward to 1967. Stalin’s
method had won the eastern quadrant of Central Europe for Communism. Now
Stalin’s successors faced a new challenge. How to defeat the richest, most
powerful country in history -- the United States of America.
In September 1967 a secretary of the
Soviet Central Committee, Konstantin Katushev, arrived in Prague to share key
aspects of Moscow’s “long range plan” with top Communist officials in
Czechoslovakia. According to Katushev, the key would be to collapse the American
economy. How could this be achieved? Katushev told his Czech comrades that
America was a volatile society. The American people could be moved to either
political extreme. “If we can impose on the U.S.A. the external restraints
proposed in our Plan, and seriously disrupt the American economy, the working
and the lower middle classes will suffer the consequences and they will turn on
the society that has failed them. They will be ready for revolution.”
Katushev’s colleagues in Moscow told the Czechs that America might reach a
“pre-revolutionary situation” around 1990. (Jan Sejna, “We Will Bury
You,” London 1982, p. 154.)
Moscow’s strategists did not care if
the revolution originated from the extreme right or the extreme left. Just as in
World War II when Stalin supported Hitler, the idea was to create chaos, crises,
wars, destruction and hunger. Through the expert use of force and fraud the
Kremlin could exploit a future upheaval and hijack America. Working to develop
the intellectual and clandestine tools required, coming from a political
tradition based on stealing power, the strategists of the Kremlin were
confident.
“The Soviet strategy for
revolutionary war is a global strategy,” writes defense expert Joseph D.
Douglass, Jr. in his groundbreaking book, “Red Cocaine.” There were five
principle forces that had to be organized in order to bring about Konstantin
Katushev’s scenario for collapsing the American economy and unleashing
revolutionary chaos.
1)
Train agents and subversives who could direct and harness revolutionary
chaos and send them out into the world; 2) create terrorist networks throughout
the world. 3) Take control of international narcotics trafficking as a political
and intelligence weapon; 4) infiltrate organized crime and establish Communist
Bloc organized crime syndicates around the world; 5) plan and prepare for
economic SABOTAGE against the Main Enemy (i.e., the United States). (see Joseph
D. Douglass, Jr., “Red Cocaine,” Atlanta 1990, pp. 10-11.)
Today we can see that all the elements
for economic sabotage have been assembled. Terrorist networks exist in nearly
every country on earth. According to Italian investigators Russia is now the
capital of global organized crime. In addition, narcotics trafficking has been
used to corrupt and neutralize America’s security services and border
controls. Money laundering has allowed for the penetration of banks, accounting
firms and major corporations. Not only can terrorists penetrate U.S. borders,
but the stage is set for unprecedented looting. In other words: -- SABOTAGE.
Now skip ahead to Yugoslavia in the
1990s. In 1967 Katushev and his Soviet colleagues told their Czech underlings
that Moscow’s plan for Yugoslavia would seek to break the country up along
ethnic lines. A generation later the reason for the breakup was explained to an
American soldier in Bosnia during a conversation with a Russian Spetsnaz
officer. The Russian, who reportedly spoke English with a Nebraska accent,
frankly admitted to the U.S. soldier that the Yugoslavia breakup was along the
lines of a dress rehearsal. For Russia the Bosnia affair was a live training
exercise to prepare Russian special troops for the future breakup of the United
States. This same Russian officer, on learning of the U.S. soldier’s contact
with American law enforcement, asked for samples of local U.S. police patches
(perhaps to go with his Nebraska accent).
Now let us skip ahead to April 25,
2000. Convicted Unabomber Ted Kaczynski writes a letter describing his fellow
inmate Timothy McVeigh. According to Kaczynski, “McVeigh told me of his idea
(which I think may have significant merit) that certain rebellious elements on
the American right and left respectively had more in common with one another
than is commonly realized, and that the two groups ought to join forces.” (Lou
Michel and Dan Herbeck, “American Terrorist,” New York 2001, p. 493.)
What would Stalin say of this? Would
he chuckle to himself and tell his security services to provide clandestine
support to Americans who thought like McVeigh? After all, let the right wing
militias wipe out the Republicans and Democrats. Let them destroy America’s
political center. Then Moscow’s special troops, with their Nebraska accents,
could arrive on the scene and hijack yet another revolution -- the Final
Revolution.
America, 2005 – terrorism and
military crises lead to economic collapse and a national uprising forcing the
federal government to abdicate. A new government is formed under militia leaders
X, Y and Z. Wars, destruction and hunger prevail. Warlords rule in the
provinces. Generals vie for control of the central government. China invades the
country. Finally, after years of turmoil the revolution is stolen after a series
of missile strikes from abroad. America is taken to a nonscheduled destination:
-- the People’s Democratic Republic of North America.
Tell me it isn’t possible.