Karl Marx oli satanisti

Sosialismi liittyy tietoiseen pahan palvontaan, eli satanismiin. Karl Marx oli Satanisti joka halusi omien sanojensa mukaan "kostaa jumalalle".

Satanististen oppien mukaisesti sosialismissa ihmisillä ei ole ihmisarvoa, vaan he ovat karjaa tai orjatyövoimaa valtiolle. Satanistinen puolue-eliitti nauttii etuoikeuksista ja rikkauksista kun puolestaan tavallista kansaa pidetään työleireillä ja köyhyydessä.

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Satanistit ovat heikkoja laumasieluja jotka vihaavat yksilönvapautta. Juuri tästä tunnistat satanistin.


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In his book, Was Karl Marx a Satanist?, Richard Wurmbrant produces a very revealing quote form the Soviet newspaper Vechernaa Moskva, which states the true purpose of Communism. The quotation runs:

"We do not fight against believers and not even against clergymen. We fight against God to snatch believers from Him."

This kind of statement is a rare instance of where the Communists state their true purpose in the same terms that Karl Marx outlined his program in his poetry, private correspondence and in his early philosophical works. These writings expose the true purpose of Marxism: Marx was not a humanitarian who desired the betterment of the human race, but a Satanist who lusted for humanity's ruin.

In the satanic poem, Oulanem, Marx wrote:

"Soon I shall embrace eternity to my breast, and soon I shall howl gigantic curses on mankind. "


In the same work he also wrote:

"If there is something which devours, I'll leap within it, though I bring the world to ruins, the world . . . I will smash to pieces with my enduring curses."

Marx did not combat religion as though it were a false superstition that professes belief in a God that in reality does not exist. Marx makes it clear that God does really exist, and he combats against religion because he hates God. This he unequivocally states in his Invocation of One in Despair, where he writes:

"I wish to avenge myself against the One who rules above." . . . a God has snatched from me my all in the curse and rack of destiny ... nothing but revenge is left to me!"

Similar expressions of blasphemous hatred toward God are also to be found in the writings of Lenin, who referred to the notion of God as "an unspeakable abomination" and "a loathsome pestilence". Lenin also spoke on one occasion saying:

"I prefer a millionaire, exploiting atheist to a believing workman, because God is my personal enemy. "

Communism is not a social system. Its purpose is not the noble ideal of abolishing economic injustice by establishing social equality.