Were declared Saints in the Russian Orthodox Church at their births on the basis of where and to whom they were born. Other “saints” in their family were murdered by yet other “saints” in order for the Former to be supplanted by the Latter. The manner of the deaths of the Tsar, his Sow and their Nasty Piglets is somehow seen to justify their crimes and the crimes of their friends, family and their Hired Thug Cossacks. Even though their deaths mirrored the deaths they imposed on the Workers of Russia. The ones they literally OWNED. Their Cossacks had enacted the Tsar’s Death Scene countless times before, dragged the peasants from their slave-quarters and murdered them, man, woman and child, often beating them to death with whips and clubs.

“Peasants” meaning, property, Old French for “of the land” same as the Spanish/Italian “paisano”, when the land was sold or inherited, so were the Peasants.

“Uncounted” literally, because their lives from birth to death were merely the Property of the Rich.

The Saintly Tsar and his Sow and their Demon Spawn piglets were repaid in exactly the same coin with which they “rewarded” their chattel-slaves for their lifetimes of enforced service.

They were in fact repaid far less than they dished out. They weren’t robbed, raped, brutalized and worked to death in the fields and mines and later foundries of a conceited band of Murderers and Thieves who had the blessing of the Russian Orthodox CHURCH on all their misdeeds. A Free Ticket to Heaven no matter how Satanic the nature of their lives.

The Disney movie “Anastasia” celebrated the life of one of his Demon Spawn piglets, a Fairy Tale existence where the lovely and of course, Saintly Anastasia and her family had everything they wanted, the servants of the Fairy Tale Family of Saints never depicted with their shirts off, to display the scars from the whips.

Her cousins at the Royal Balls, in their splendid uniforms, never showing the horrors of life for the conscript peasant Soldiers they OWNED and sent, by the hundreds, thousands, millions, to their deaths in wars where they slaughtered Other Peasants to seize the resources needed to support the Fairy Tale world of the Tsar, his Sow and their Piglets.

The movies, there were quite a few, revolved around the notion that Anastasia had escaped. She died along with her family, got the repayment in the same coin with which they paid their Chattel-slave Property.

It would have been the exact coin if they had been worked almost to death in the fields and mines and foundries, then dragged from their homes and shot for being “uppity”. But the Russian Orthodox Church insists they’re saints.