From: http://catholicmonarchy.com/2015/03/15/when-you-depose-a-monarch-you-have-not-freedom-you-have-only-left-wing-new-rulers/

When you depose a Monarch, you have not freedom, you have only left wing new rulers

The article on Tsar Nicholas II below is a good lesson in what happens when you depose (directly or indirectly in the case of Russia) the Monarchy. Everyone hopes for some elusive thing called “democracy” because democracy means something vaguely like “freedom” (though, apart from God, it is actually a tyranny, as we see ourselves in America today). All that really, really happens when you depose a Monarchy is that you allow left wing revolutionaries, who otherwise had no voice, now to step up to the table and play.

In Russia, the final anti-God revolution take-over took only nine months. In France even faster. In America it has happened more slowly over a couple of centuries (so, that’s good, that it has happened more slowly, but it was always our destiny because of the flawed nature of “Separation of Church and State” and letting “The People” decide what is right and what is wrong). Now we are seeing the final usurpation by the anti-Church, anti-Christ spirit even in America.

And it all happened because of “democracy” outside of God’s law. We did it to ourselves. Because we wanted to be free – from God. That “freedom” from God is exactly what the revolutionaries advocate.

God said that we could eat of any of the trees in the garden (self-rule) except for the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (God’s moral law). True Democracy only works within the context of God’s moral law. Outside of God’s law, it becomes the “dictatorship of the People.”

This is one of the key reasons why the Catholic Monarchy would lead, ironically in most people’s minds, to more actual democratic freedom and local autonomy. Grounded in God’s moral law, we are truly free to self-determine, just so long as we do not “eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil” (and try to be “like God” in deciding what is right and what is wrong).

We totally messed this up. Big time. And now the revolution is closing in its final stages.

From the article:

“Ninety-eight years ago today, Nicholas II abdicated the throne for himself and his son, ushering in the Provisional Government and great hopes for Russian democracy at home and abroad, hopes that were soon dashed by destructive orders of the new government itself and by the Bolshevik revolution less than nine months later.

‘Left-wing forces had no involvement, and only after the abdication of the Emperor did they step by step-by-step begin to act,” Solonevich continued, with the rise first of Milyukov and Kerensky, then the soviets, and “finally Lenin.” Lenin himself, V.A. Abrosimov points out in his assembly of commentaries on February 1917, confirmed that in his ‘Letters from Afar.’ “