Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-15
BACKGROUND OF EVENTS
BY PAUL Y. COLLINS.

I ment from Russia. above mentioned,
| by quoting the rules:
RULES
In the domain Of international poll
| tics:
1. To investigate, aid and abet
| chauvinistic movements and interna.
tional conflicts generally.
Under that rule. why should not
| Mime. Kollantay be active in the
Mexico Nicaragua affair? Why else
| was she a Communist diplomat, sent
| to Mexico ana received by President
| CallesO
| .. To provoke agitation at home and
abroad in order to induce International
conflicts.
| 3. To assassinate or make attempts
| upon ambassadors of foreign govern
| ments at all capitals (sic!).
q. To compromise influential men
in all countries by public scandal
blackmail bribery, information to
prosecuting attorneys and perjured
testimony (sic): to make attempts
| upon the life Of men in government
authority tsic), and thereby foment
political disturbances. riots and de-
structive agitation against established
| order abroad.
(a) BY methods !, 2, 3 and 4, to
| instigate, aid and abet political tur.
| moil ana coups d'etat, THUS facilitating
| bolshevik agitation and seizure Of
supreme power.
In the domain Of economies:
8. To foment and assist general
| strikes, damage machinery and boilers
by systematic sabotage, and, to that
end, disseminate provocative and in
cendiary literature.
6. To provoke and support railway
canals, and disorganize transport
generally.
z. To impede and prevent the pro-
visioning of cities and towns, create
| financial panics and exchange opera
tons against currencieS, and flood the
world markets with damaged bank
notes.
d. BY methods S, 6 and to cause
economic confusion, industrial up
heavals and social unrest; to precipi.
tate the collapse of the body polite
and thereby obtain the sympathy and
active support of the proletariat for
bolshevik coups d'etat and seizure of
supreme power.
In the domain of military affairs:
s. To corrupt the rank and file of
the Army and Navy; stbvert dis
cipline, esprit de corps and morale
and ultimately destroy the organized
forces of all governments. SO that the
enlisted personnel will adopt and sup
port the bolshevik propaganda.
x X y
The organization Of the world is as
follows:
I. az Central Europe division, Cb)
Scandinavian division, (c) Balkan
division, Id Latin division, (e) Great
Britain division.
ii. Special group secretariat:
U) British American-colonial division:
| 20, South Africa; 81, Australia and
! New Zealand; %. Canada.
(g) North American division: %,
United States; "a, Mexico.
(h) South American division: rs,
| Brazil 26, Argentina.
! Other divisions cover Asia.
It is noteworthy that the United
States and Mexico are joined under
! one management, rather than United
| States and Canada. 1t is recognized
that Canada Is fully as antagonistic
| to bolshevism as Is the United States,
thence unsuitable for q center of opera.
tions, while Mexico. under the Gales
| administration, Is accepted an bolshe-
| vistic in sympathies, and so would be
| Nicaragua IL Sacasa were In power
| instead of Diaz.
While changes of personnel may
! have taken place, subsequent to the
| securing of the secret plan" from
| which the present information is
quoted, the personnel then scheduled
for the work in the United States
listed the resp. tresponsible?' director.
William Forster; one Wnan Of Wiz
ginia. q member, and soma dozen other