Earlier there has been a very important shift in power inside the Bolshevik party. In the presence of the legal committee, both Lenin and Stalin held speeches regarding their wish to be candidates for the Secretary-General position. With speeches of 1 minute and 30 seconds long, they undermined each other and made empty promises. The reaction of the public was heated and with only a single vote difference, Joseph Stalin won the election. This is of grave danger to our country. We will post updates regarding the politics as soon as possible. For now, we only hope for the best.

It is December 1917. Winter.

We have been informed that a fraction of the people of our country are outraged by the recent scandals and how the politics have been and they do want a radical reform. The Bolsheviks have sent infiltrators all throughout the ranks of the working people to start spreading the word about how good the Communist Manifesto is and how great life will be under the Bolsheviks. Which is a radical plan for them, don't you think so?!

The factories’ workers are now MOBILIZED and USED used to rile up and arouse even more people to join the marches on the streets of Petrograd, where the provisional government lies. Using armament that was in Anja's possession (most of it bought from the Monarchy’s money that was given to them FOR FOOD), they started a riot with weapons and Molotov cocktails in the streets of the capital.

Once on the steps of the government in Petrograd, the fanatics called upon their “most important” asset: the german regiment put at their disposal by Kaiser Wilhelm II. The regiment marched through the streets of Petrograd bearing communist flags and photos with the face of Stalin and other bolsheviks. What are they trying to prove? That they are propagandistic? Supporting a regime that the Kaiser does not even believe in?! And WHAT IF the army will attack civilians? Who is to blame then? We bet that it is the bolsheviks and we ALL know that.

The army occupied the frontline of the Sankt Petersburg palace. Behind them cheering them on, the communist supporters, armed factory workers and other people have supported them. The palace was constantly hit with gunfire, Molotovs and all and any other disposable objects. It sounds like war. A revolution born from lies and hate ensued by fanatics.

At the same time, the Mensheviks gathered the miners and the farmers (also armed from the Monarchy’’s money by the way), and spread Menshevik philosophy throughout the population using the means of information that they own aka an UNTRUSTABLE publication. They addressed their connections in the army, gaining the support of military commanders and of the Menshevik soldiers that will be present at the moment of the revolution, around 1000 soldiers, 20 commanders and 1 major. Hysteria IS BEING amped up to the highest levels it has ever been at, even fake news stories are being spread, the goal is to spread their not working philosophy quickly.

The Bolsheviks have just managed to enter the palace by force, and all those who resisted were instantly shot! The Monarchists, with the blessing of God, managed to leave the building before they were caught by the opposing force. The Bolsheviks are now seizing the power and are trying to instate their own government!!! What is this nonsense that our nation is witnessing?!?!

One thing is for sure. The people outside are going to start to crash as the difference in philosophy between the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks, and the armies WILL stain the city with blood. This should have never happened. We will ALL suffer!

May God help us through these troubled times!

Today many members of the Russian political stage have decided to come together to decide the fate of our country after the troubled events that have just happened: the disastrous effects of The War, the fall of the monarchy from the power it once held and the surprising rise to power of the bolshevik party. Thus, in today’s meetings there have been numerous points addressed by all sides and even more points have been addressed through the representatives of the Proletariat.

One of the most heard voices today was the one of Stalin who claims he wants to give power to the Proletariat by creating a syndicate with access to the government. He stated that everyone can this way join the government without actually being obligated to know every aspect of politics. But isn’t the government supposed to be composed to be made from the smartest people in the country in order to actually rule it and make it better. There has to be a selection regarding the people who join this syndicate. But will that also not mean that everyone is equal?

We have decided to inquire Stalin even more regarding this topic. His answer was however unsatisfactory, claiming that the decision of who will represent the proletariat in the syndicate will be chosen by them, but will also represent every citizen’s voice. One person isn’t a whole nation’s workers, is it not?

Regarding the mensheviks, even if their stance at the beginning was to prove to everyone that they are the better party, they have still decided to align themselves with the bolsheviks after calling them “too vengeful”. Taking cover under the broad umbrella of “The Left”, what they said first when trying to stand up for themselves is now forgotten as a new alliance takes shape.

The Proletariat, which have at one point claimed that their best option would be the mensheviks, now have turned against them, saying that the bolsheviks are not giving them an immediate solution to famine or poverty and that they are too extreme for what the people actually want.

Regarding the monarchy, they are the ones that have actually brought the discussions further. Using 5% of Russia's GDP which is stated to be $500 Billion in 1917, they started a more advanced Oil Drilling Rig campaign in Zemlya. This evolution in the industry of our country boosts the Russian economy during this dark time and also improves the image of the once considered untrustworthy Monarchy into one that is to be respected.

Throughout the multiple riots the proletariat has organized to attract the politician’s attention, there have been but 3 stances: the monarchists, who want to show their people they have the solutions and connections to bring food from new commercial ties with Romania and Poland, the mensheviks, who claim to be “impartial” while siding with the bolsheviks and also have “ties from college” with important people in Europe & the bolsheviks, who speak of The War as if Russia no longer has its sons dying in random fields around the continent and blame the monarchy for having their hands dirty of blood, when the whole history of their party is written in the blood of the tired workers.