False collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe - Part 2

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Miroslav Dolejsi analysis

[his biography]

Part 2, The November 17, 1989 "anticommunist" revolution

The Czechoslovak Parliamentary Investigative Committee's report on developments surrounding the November 17, 1989 Revolution was classified and not released to the public. The investigation resulted in the sentencing of a handful of insignificant police officers to a few months of jail time.

The investigation focused on brutalities committed on National Boulevard [in Prague].  The investigators carefully avoided any mention of the political background of the revolution.

The independent student investigative committee created in response to the manipulations

of the parliament was sidestepped.

[Note: The West understands the 1989 Revolution as an "anti-communist" revolt triggered by police brutality on November 17.]

The aftermath of these developments was widespread doubt regarding the nonsense

legend of the "Velvet Revolution."

This nonsense is still being preached by President Havel and by the Charter 77 government.

President Havel did not fulfill his publicly given promise that all files about meetings between Havel’s group [Charter 77] and the communist government of Prime Minister Adamec, followed by meetings with “the decisive political powers,” would be published.

In the time frame of a few months it became obvious that the brutal police response on National Boulevard was prepared in advance and was meant as a signal for starting the revolution.

After the signal was given the initiative passed to Charter 77. This indicates there was coordination
between the communists and Charter 77 in preparing the revolutionary process. Immediately

after the brutality occurred Charter 77 took matters into its own hands by spreading a rumor

[later proved false] through student Drazska that student Smid was killed [by the police].

This inexplicable transfer of initiative is a political deception. It suggests a point of connection between Charter 77 and a special faction of the Central Committee of the CzCP [Czechoslovak Communist Party].

Taking into consideration the doubts of the Czechoslovak people, the BBC shot a documentary
about the November 17 episode in which the revolution was depicted as an unsuccessful Communist Party coup intended to remove Milos Jakes from the leadership, but the coup

got out of hand. [Jakes was General Secretary of the CzCP at the time.]

Guided by the light of this interpretation, founding Charter 77 member Jiri Ruml ["former"

Stalinist - ed. note] came up with a proposal to reinvestigate the November 17, 1989 events.

This was problematic because Charter 77 insiders conducted the investigation and presented the BBC documentary’s interpretation of the "Velvet Revolution” as accurate.

This version of events was politically acceptable because it effectively covered up any connection between Charter 77 and the communists. The Charter 77 elite could still be regarded as something it is not [i.e., a genuine anti-communist movement].

If the truth of about the November 1989 Revolution were known, Havel and his Charter 77
government would have to fall. That is not acceptable to the foreign [socialist] sponsors of

Charter 77 who were building it up for 13 years and had no replacement organization acceptable

to the Russians. The government of Havel’s Charter 77 had to be defended and preserved.

From this analysis it is possible to present facts, putting them into chronological order, showing the following sequence: After President-elect George H.W. Bush’s advisor, John Whitehead, visited
Eastern Europe in the fall of 1988, preparations for the changes were begun. In Czechoslovakia a
directive was issued for Charter 77 to step out and create a number of independent groups called
"independent actors." These included:

SPUSA [Society of Friends of USA]
HOS [Movement for Citizens Freedom]
DI [Democratic Initiative]
Revival of Socialism [union of "former" communists and secret police STB agents of 1968]
Czech Children ["monarchists"]
NMS [Independent Peace Alliance]

and others.

All these groups worked under the leadership of Charter 77.

The objective was to create the impression of larger-scale anti-communist opposition even

though it was a false impression but necessary for a propaganda campaign aimed at the West.

[The Revival of Socialism group consisted of communists and STB agents from the Prague Spring

era of 1968. These were supposed “liberal” communists like Dubcek and Cernik.]

In the Central Committee of the CzCP there was a group set up (which included communists Urbanek and Mohorita) under the direction of  Hegenbart [ed. note - by Moscow selected communist official in charge] to handle meetings with the Revival of Socialism group.

The objective was to coordinate the removal of CzCP Secretary General Milos Jakes, by  compromising him and getting him out of the way. In his activities Hegenbart was under orders from the KGB.

There was an amateur documentary film produced that compromised Jakes by showing him in his
public appearance in West Bohemia. The KGB produced many copies of this film and sold it abroad.

At the same time, Hegenbart was isolating Jakes, who was not briefed about these changes so any
un-desirable response [from the communists] would've been eliminated at the beginning of the
operation.

[Ed. note in 2008 - given the timeframe of this analysis, it is now possible to assert that even this part of the plan was carefully crafted and Jakes was ordered by Moscow to obey and play the role of a "dumb communist" in order to make believe, specially throughout the naive and decadent western society, that communists are idiots and cannot handle the government of states, specially in crisis, while the always used brutal tyranny of the Lenin and Stalin era are still clearly evident, and therefore such schemes as communist leaders publicly and clearly on purpose presenting themselves as imbeciles, is not to be trusted as genuine - specially when the Russian long-term strategy and most desired goal, i.e. America's disarmament and full acceptance of the "collapse

of communism" and of Russian "true and genuine friendship - for now and forever" is the prize sought for by the Moscow Bolsheviks....Let us not fall for this kind of elaborate KGB orchestrated deception....]

Hegenbart was also the main person who in July and August of 1989 directed the communist
government's position toward the exodus of East Germans from the West German Embassy in
Prague to West Germany.

In terms of co-operation between Hegenbart and the Revival of Socialism group, Jiri Hajek

[Charter 77 founding member and alleged KGB asset] traveled to Austria just before the revolution to discuss some last minute details about the date and form the revolution would take.

[Ed. note in 2008 - Genuine dissidents could not leave the country at all and most of them were in jail as political prisoners - Hajek, if he was just a private person, would had to sign a declaration of cooperation with the STB Czechoslovak communist secret police in order to be able to travel to a western capitalist country - which, as a "dissident", if he was a genuine one, he would never get the permission nor the passport to leave the country....that he was able to travel to Austria, and on official Charter 77 business, which reason could not escape the always precise and vigilant eye of the STB secret police apparatus, and if this was a genuine case of a true anticommunist dissident trying to make it outside the country in order to engage in preparations and political operations to destroy the reign of communism in his own country, Hajek would've been stopped at the border, arrested and would without any doubt ended up in prison serving a minimum 10 years sentence.

Since this was not the case, and because Jiri Hajek was a high-ranking member of Czechoslovak Social Democratic Party before WW2; he was involved in merging this party with communists after the 1948 communist coup, this proves beyond a doubt that this man was a communist agents, serving the Moscow Perestroika fraud and because of his leadership position within the Charter 77 "dissident" group, it is evident that the whole operation was a communist one from the beginning....]

The November 17th date was chosen as the most preferable because it was the International Day of
Students and this would guarantee international responses and, additionally, it was chosen
because it was the last such available day with the possibility of an international response before the Bush-Gorbachev summit in Malta, where the unification of Germany was on the table, requiring the input of the Czechoslovaks.

The report published by the Independent Student Investigation Committee explains how the meeting of Prague's College Council [about the demonstration preparations] was manipulated regarding the participation of Vasil Mohorita [Ed. note - at the time chairman of the Socialist Youth Party, subordinate to CzCP and of course fully committed to the communist cause - his name is Eastern Slovak, possibly Russian, but not Czech....]. It is possible to add the following to already known facts about the brutal attacks on National Boulevard:

A) Approximately two hours before the protest demonstration of students, led by STB lieutenant
Ludvik Zifcak (alias "student Ruzicka”), all public transportation in the vicinity of the protest was
stopped in both directions. The Public transportation Company [state run] must have received

an order to stop all traffic at least three hours earlier. At the same time National Boulevard was cleared [no public allowed].

B) Riot police were in position in Mikulasska and Konviktska [CZ police headquaters] streets

three hours before the arrival of demonstration to National Boulevard.

C) About an hour before the demonstration began, all buildings were locked up from Pernstyn

to National Theatre, even though the demonstration wasn't supposed to go that way.

D) Quick response police unit URNA [comparable to a SWAT team] was ordered to remain at

alert level three [its members were at home with their families but had to be on call] and received an order at 10:30 AM to report to base; that is, four hours before the demonstration began. After they arrived to base they were ordered to standby. After the unit changed into camouflage battle uniforms they were ordered to wear red berets that are part of the dress uniform. At 11:30 the

unit was transported to Bartolomejska Street station where the members were briefed [about the operation].

This briefing began at 01:45 PM and was conducted by three STB officers in civilian clothes, who also directed the unit's operational response in the vicinity of National Theatre – at the time when the demonstration began three kilometers away. This police intervention unit was briefed with large-scale pictures on the operational plan of closing down the National Theatre and the use of armored carriers with blades.

This unit was instructed that STB officers would show them already marked people from the demonstration that the unit was to capture and arrest. The URNA unit is trained for quick response operations and not for ordinary public safety work [ed. note - comparable to American SWAT team]. Colonel Becvar, who ordered this special unit into action during the demonstrations, had

to know how this unit was to respond. He also had to know that using such unit for crowd control was unnecessary and not in accordance with law and the internal regulations of the Czechoslovak Federal Interior Ministry.

The URNA unit was only to be used at the times of public endangerment or against organized, armed resistance. Nothing of a kind was expected to happen on National Boulevard. Colonel Becvar was promoted to his post by Hegenbart himself, so it is possible that Becvar didn't issue

the “illegal” order to use URNA on his own. Somewhere in this scandal lies the real reason Becvar

shot himself. [Ed. note - he may have been shot by a firing squad - dispatched secret agents - for not fulfilling his orders properly - there is no way to find out the exact truth...]

E) During the afternoon hours the entire leadership of Charter 77 left Prague including their families. The only people that remained in Prague were Uhl, Benda and Nemcova [ed. note - all "former" communists or agents]. Possibly there was a danger for them being arrested if Hegenbart was not able to paralyze all counter-measures of the leading members of the Central Committee of CzCP and the Federal Ministry of Interior – who had no knowledge of the operation and its true purpose.

[Ed. note - again, we have to be careful not to fall for this deception. All participants and communist officials had to be involved and had to know their part and the objective of the

whole scheme, or if they reacted otherwise or did something that would arouse suspicion of western intelligence operatives, that would have been highly undesirable from the communist standpoint and so it is not possible to claim or to assume that they didn't know. Mr. Dolejsi in

his analysis brings to light many good details and this kind of flaw is not to be considered as discrediting one, on the contrary, he sometimes relies on sources that he had no way of confirming (due to the communist infestation of the society itself and vast spread of deception among the people), and so this kind of small detail is not diminishing the all out truth - the whole scheme

is a communist fraud and fully orchestrated by Moscow to disarm and cripple the west and take over the world when the time is ripe....] 

These Charter 77 leaders all returned to Prague on Saturday noon. During that time and throughout Sunday Hegenbart was once and for all able to remove the danger of a counter-stroke by the Communist Party Militia that was mobilized by Jakes. The operational objective of the November 17 provocation was not only to remove Jakes from power, but also to initiate a tactical retreat of the communists to prepared positions.

[Ed. 2008 note - again, it was not clear back then when Mr. Dolejsi wrote this analysis, but it is more obvious now that Jakes had to know and had to cooperate in this operation or Moscow would have him shot fast....insubordination among communists is always punishable, specially in such case of utmost importance to the whole cause, with hard labor or, in most cases, a speedy one way trip in front of a firing squad, without a trial or any kind of publicity....]

This tactical retreat and its hidden mechanism was the subject of negotiations between [Moscow’s handpicked] communist leaders and the Revival of Socialism group, beginning in January 1989.

At that time Hegenbart began mobilizing actors, musicians and others to petition for the release

of Havel from jail.

[Ed. 2008 note - Vaclav Havel's cooperation with the KGB and STB is today no secret. Not because his file would be finally published, which hasn't happen yet, but because of what kind of monstrous communist fraud Havel and the rest of them [Walesa in Poland for example] have helped establish and in the meantime, protected with all energy all communist criminals from rightful prosecution and justice served against them.

And this is why, when we consider the pro-communist background of Havel and his family,

is not a difficult task at all. Havel worked in place [he was a theatre playwright] where, due to

the  systematical opportunity of influencing public opinion, all people involved had to be

either communist party members or STB [KGB] agents - this is the communist run entertainment industry. It is clearly confirmed by Mr. Dolejsi in the following remaining section.]

All the initiators of the revolution were communists or agents of the secret police.

From the list of students who were active in preparing the protest demonstrations and who later assumed leadership in the student organizations, we find that they were solely the children of prominent parents.
 
Eighty percent of these students had parents at senior levels of the CPCZ, Federal Ministry of  Interior, Foreign Ministry, or they were general directors in state-owned enterprises, college professors and so on.

The slogans chosen for the protest were already inscribed in June 1989:
 

"We are not like them," "We don’t want any violence," and variations on the theme.
 

These slogans signaled that no violence would be used against the communists [a condition of the transfer of power] and further guarantees were supplied directly by the students and Civic Forum.

Ed. note in 2008 - It is evident, that the whole November 17, 1989 "anticommunist student uprising" in Czechoslovakia was run by the communists themselves, therefore there can be no

talk about a genuine collapse of communism, nor it is evident, based on the irrefutable fact, that

no communist official was brought to true justice and not one communist leader or official, or secret police STB criminal ended up successfully tried and sentenced, nor one there was, and

there were many such communist murderers who would justly be sentenced this way, who

was executed for the communist crimes such people have committed.

Therefore it can never be called an anticommunist revolution in Eastern Europe or the Soviet Union, which is conducted the way described above by Mr. Dolejsi, and it can never be accepted

at face value that Russian led communism is dead and buried forever. Communists are pathological liars, criminals and devil's servants and to them nothing is sacred but any means

used to advance the evil cause of communism, which they strive to inflict upon this world,

soon enough that will be achieved.

Those who accepted this Moscow run fraud as genuine, such people will bear the horrible consequences of their fallacy and will learn the hard way, if not opposing this evil on time and with decisive action, the price of freedom and love of God through His only Church, in one of the Siberian communist "re-education" camps....and there, no lamentations nor regrets will matter in any way.....and then, after God justly punishes these communist criminals, He will summon us all to the Final Judgment, which, if people did nothing against this last chance the devil has to destroy our immortal souls - Russian led communist slavery - they will have to answer for it to God Himself....

In Christ and Mary

yours truly


 

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