By Sholem Lugov
February 25, 2020
From distant America, the Rebbe, King Moshiach actively influenced the ruling elite of the Kremlin, predicted the mass exodus of Jews from Russia, prevented nuclear war and contributed to global geopolitical restructuring.
In 1978, the empire of Russian communists was at the zenith of its power. As E. Topol colorfully wrote about it: “More than a hundred nations in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America obeyed it, its intercontinental missiles with nuclear warheads kept all the industrial centers of the United States in the sights, its SS-20 could cover all the settlements of Western Europe, Japan and China in forty seconds in a minute forty seconds, its pilots, paratroopers and tankers disguised as Arabs, Africans, Vietnamese and Cubans, fought in the Middle East and established Marxist regimes in Angola, Algeria, Bangladesh, Laos, Cambodia, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Yemen and Indonesia, and its diplomats traveled around the world, dictating the Kremlin conditions for survival to him.”
Who could have imagined that this evil empire would collapse in a few years?
Yes! There was and is such a man – a Jewish sage and prophet, the head of world Jewry and the HABAD movement – Lyubavitch Rebbe SHLITA King Moshiach. From distant America, Rebe actively influenced the ruling elite of the Kremlin, predicted a mass exodus of Jews from Russia, prevented a nuclear war and contributed to global geopolitical restructuring.
The process of disintegration began in the second half of the 1980s with the beginning of perestroika (which was also envisaged by the Rebe) and ended with the adoption of the declaration on the termination of the existence of the USSR on December 26, 1991. It is interesting to note that according to political scientists, there is no single assessment and comprehensive analysis of the reasons that led to the collapse of the USSR, although they give more than twenty prerequisites…
There is no doubt that we should listen to the Rebbe’s opinion on all important and relevant issues in our lives.