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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 4 Num. 25
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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INTERVIEW WITH SHERMAN SKOLNICK -- MARCH 6, 1995
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On March 6, 1995, I interviewed Mr. Sherman Skolnick of the
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Citizens' Committee to Clean-up the Courts [CCCC] by telephone.
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The following is my transcription of that interview. Note that in
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this interview I neither necessarily agree nor disagree with
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either all or some of the statements of Mr. Skolnick.
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-- Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-chief, Conspiracy Nation
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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I looked in the Tsar file...
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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...and I sent you a copy of a very rare article from the Chicago
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Tribune that ran in *one* edition, in '70.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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I put it in the mail Saturday; you should get it.
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It says that documents were released, apparently after 50 years
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(this is 1970, in the article)...
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Um-hmm [understands].
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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...that the Tsar and the Tsarina, and their family, actually were
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not murdered but were rescued by the British royalty, their
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cousins.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K. And my guess is that the copyright would've expired on that,
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so I could just, say, type it out and probably put it on the
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Internet.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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I wouldn't worry about the copyright. I wrote a letter to the
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editors a year ago about that article, and they've never
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acknowledged at the *[Chicago] Tribune*, or responded, or ran it,
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or anything.
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They....... Two things: they released fraudulent details, I
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believe them to be fraudulent, that some bones, otherwise not
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identifiable, in the bottom of a mine shaft in Siberia...
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Um-hmm [understands].
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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...that they did DNA tests on it and they said that those were
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the Tsar, the Tsarina, and the children.
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False. It's false.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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Secondly, the guy, Richards -- some guy gave you an e-mail back
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that there was a book showing that Alexei Romanov [gives
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spelling]... But the book by a guy named Richards, O.K.? Alexei
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told me about this *21* *years* *ago*! Richards is the pen name
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of a former gestapo official.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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Would you expect a former gestapo official to tell you the
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truth!?
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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No.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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What has been published, over the last 30 years and so on, in
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various books...
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Alexei used a Polish name: Michael Golenieski. Michael Golenieski
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was a top official of the Polish counter-intelligence. O.K.? And,
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according to published accounts, when he defected -- during the
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time that he arrived in this country in January of '61, a few
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days before JFK was inaugurated as the President. He was
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inaugurated January 20th, '61. O.K.?
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He -- Golenieski -- arrived between the November '60 election,
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and the January '61 inauguration. By special act of Congress he
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was made a U.S. citizen and promised $100,000 per year. He has
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been only getting $5,000 per year. *But*, the reason he was very
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useful to American Intelligence: his information was so accurate
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that over 400 Soviet spies were identified in the West and
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arrested. So how much of a charlatan and a liar could he be!?
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O.K. This guy Richards, which is a pen name for an apparent
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gestapo official, left over from the Second War, is not to be
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trusted! The books that *are* to be trusted are Antony Summers',
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the -- I believe the name of his book is *The Rescue of the
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Tsar*...
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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...and another book -- I don't know the author -- but it's called
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*Imperial Agent*. And it tells how the Tsar, the Tsarina, and the
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children were rescued through Vladivostok. And they went all the
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way around, with a British cruiser, ended at Malta. And the Tsar
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and his wife and the children took up residence in Poland. And
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Alexei was given a false name -- Michael Golenieski. He was
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trained in Marxism, and became a top Polish Intelligence official
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at the time, right after the Second War, when Russia took over
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the Warsaw government.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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And so he knew all the Soviet spies, which he successfully
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identified -- including, I think there was a spy who purportedly
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was a Swede, name (if my memory serves) Winterstrom(sp?).
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But there's things published. So anybody named Richards that says
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that he's a charlatan, doesn't know.
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Besides which, in '70, there was a raft of British documents
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released which the *Tribune*, in a wire service story, referred
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to -- that I sent you a copy of, O.K.?
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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All right.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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And these documents show it is most likely that the Tsar and the
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family were rescued.
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And the name of William Wiseman, a U.S. diplomat (I don't have
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the article in front of me; I sent it to you)... But William
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Wiseman, he was given money to facilitate this by President
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Woodrow Wilson. That's referred to in the article.
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So anybody that says that Alexei is a charlatan and a fraud does
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not know the pertinent details.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Well...
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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I spent two entire days questioning him. The man has got a
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*profound* understanding of American history. For example, he
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knows about the Alaska purchase in 1867, how it was done at
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midnight. And it was called, "Seward's Folly".
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Yeah. Yeah, O.K. It's fairly well-known it's called "Seward's
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Folly", but as far as it bein' done at midnight, I had never
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heard that.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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Oh yeah. It was done through a strange bank in D.C. at midnight.
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Alexei has got a profound understanding of history.
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And the reason, the reason... And when you read this article,
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that the *Tribune* has never recanted or renounced, you'll see
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why. Because *if*, if the major media were to reveal this major
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fraud of the 20th century, they'd have to re-do a lot of history
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books. Why? The Romanov family -- not as the Tsar, but the
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private gold fortune...
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Yeah, it went to Rockefeller.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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Yeah. To the Chase Bank, which later became the Chase Manhattan
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Bank.
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If you know anything about numbers and compound interest, that
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$400 million, at $20 an ounce [in 1918]...
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Yeah.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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...and now it's $376 an ounce, for gold. And *compounded*
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interest -- that money there is more than the whole bank! You see
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what I mean? And the Rockefellers, right after these documents
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came out, in '70 -- released after 50 years, by the British
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government -- is when they made the fraudulent movie, "Nicholas
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and Alexandra". And at the close of it they show the Tsar and his
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family getting shot against a wall in a basement in
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Ekatereinberg, Siberia.
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Across the road from where the Tsar and his family were kept was
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a house, occupied by British Intelligence. You understand? The
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British royal family and the Tsar are cousins. They saved 'em!
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Read this article when you get it in the mail. You'll see the
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point.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Yeah, all right. You know, this is somethin' that I really
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hadn't...
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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[*Sotto voce*] If you put this on Internet, you may cause...
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*This*... You can quote me: My opinion is that this is one of the
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great historical frauds of the 20th century.
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And when you read the article... Whoever did the article from UPI
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even *quotes* an American retired diplomat, who says... He gives
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some reasons, there, *why* the British and American government
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want this hushed up. *And*, if you're a scholar of history, you
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know that when the Russians made a peace treaty with the Germans,
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early in 1917, called the Brest-Litovsk agreement?
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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Um-hmm [understands].
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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*Part* of it has been secret ever since! This article refers to
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it. There is a section of that secret understanding, which...
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It's an agreement between the oncoming Bolshevik government, and
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the Germans and others, that forevermore it will be kept secret
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that the Tsar and his family were, in fact, rescued. They were
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not killed. But that, they will release details as if they were
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murdered.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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All right. Along those lines, I've heard it said by some people
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that this whole Bolshevik Revolution was really part of Wall
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Street's plan or something.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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All right. Wall Street and the... I think the name of the book is
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*Wall Street and the Rise of the Bolsheviks* by Anthony Sutton.
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CONSPIRACY NATION:
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O.K.
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
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*There*, he goes into the documented study how those at the tip
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of Manhattan, on Wall Street, *financed* Lenin. And in fact, he
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refers to old issues of the *New York Times* of 1918 where it was
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*admitted* that millions and millions of dollars in gold went
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from Wall Street to finance the Bolshevik government as... Well,
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the British financed the Kerensky government, which forced out
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the, forced the Tsar to abdicate. And until he died in 1959...
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Kerensky came to the United States. And he was a British agent.
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But he didn't pull the government together. And then he was
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replaced by the Bolsheviks, who were financed by American big
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business!
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[...to be continued...]
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