This is a recently discovered excerpt from G. Edward Griffin's 1984 interview with KGB defector, Yuri Bezmenov, who explains the four stages of communist strategy for taking over the U.S. from within. It is sobering to realize that stage three is almost complete. Stage Four is martial law from which there is no escape. Americans are running out of time to take the Red Pill. [...]
As many as 100 college campuses are providing places where students can report other students for 'bias incidents' in which they say something "offensive" on social media. [The known effect of this activity is the isolation of individuals, the creation of mistrust, the inability to form into groups capable of challenging authority, and the creation of a volunteer secret police. It's pure collectivism.] [...]
The tradition of a close-knit family has been shattered by the collectivist mindset that now dominates the British culture. Nine-million people, 14% of the population, are without regular contact with close friends or family, which makes them lonely, indeed. A study of this problem concludes it has been brought about by welfare, anti-family feminism, and public housing. The government is launching a massive program to solve this problem. [How? By more of the same that caused it, of course.] [...]
The Scottish government is considering allowing refugees and non-EU citizens to vote in local and Scottish parliament elections. Scotland has led the way internationally by lowering the voting age to 16. Leaders say that linking citizenship to the right to vote is undemocratic. [Keep your eye on the ball, folks. These people are not stupid, but they think we are. What they really want is a one-world government without sovereign nations.
4Chan posted a document that allegedly came from the Friends of Democracy, founded by George Soros' son. The document, which has yet to be authenticated, shows that the Friends of Democracy planned the violent Baltimore protests in 2015, bused in and paid the protesters, colluded with law enforcement and tax firms, and intended the event to create conditions requiring a martial-law level of response. Click the link for my analysis to separate fact from fiction and an explanation of an old counter-intelligence trick.
Monika Schaefer, a woman from Alberta, Canada, was arrested in Germany, a country that forbids questioning the Holocaust, and is facing a 5-year prison term. The Jewish group, B'nai Brith, filed complaints with German officials against Schaefer because she committed "anti-Semitic incitement." This was because Schaefer had made a video in 2016 entitled 'Sorry Mom, I Was Wrong about the Holocaust." In the video (click on link), she says she regrets reproaching her German mother for not doing something to stop the death camps.
Increasingly, the Marxist narrative is that wealth and advantage among white people has come, not from productivity or creativity or self discipline or the work ethic, but from a capitalist system that exploits the working class. This narrative is an important part of the psychological conditioning of the masses - including white people - to believe that the only way to eliminate poverty and injustice is to eliminate free-enterprise capitalism and and replace it with socialism, communism, or some other variant of collectivism.
These courses, which are mandatory, will begin with second-graders and continue throughout the educational experience. Text-book publishers are scrambling to include as many historical figures as possible about whom there has been LGBT speculation. [Continuous and focused speculation on this issue, especially when when presented in school and associated with historical figures, will encourage children to see LGBT as the new American role model.
The bakers had to pay a $135K fine for 'emotional damage' and lost their business. The Christian couple's attorneys argued in favor of the First Amendment in refusing to make the cake, while the lesbian couple argued that all people should be treated equally under the law. [What part of the Constitution or logic says that a free people should be forced against their will to perform services for anyone who demands it? Forget 'religious reasons" and forget 'freedom of speech".
To the skeptical mind, this sounds like a flimsy ploy to use taxpayer funds to pay for the support of terrorism in Canada. Why would anyone want to do that? Because some people in high places actually want terrorism so there will be a plausible excuse to enact laws against liberty and to declare martial law. Martial law is the ultimate excuse for totalitarianism. [...]
