The Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution is commonly portrayed as a independent movement carried out by a few revolutionaries in Russia. However, a further study into history shows there is much more going on than originally portrayed.

A great number of researchers have found that the Russian Revolution was actually financed out of American and British banks and that Lenin, Trotsky and the others were front men used to carry out this plot. Russian-speaking revolutionaries were also trained in New York and sent to Russia to distribute pamphlets among the prisoners to get them to rebel against their own government.

Moreover, once Communism was set up in the Soviet Union it was the United States who supplied food to the Soviet Union to keep the people fed. Communism was known to be an economic failure which is why Capitalistic America was used to supply the means necessary to keep the Soviet Union afloat.