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Yuri Bezmenov is a story familiar to many of us. But for our newer readers, they may not have been caught up on this critical piece of knowledge regarding state cultural subversion.
So, let’s get them caught up. And have a refresher for our old timers.
Yuri was a Soviet journalist and KGB informant. He defected to the U.S., and after doing so, told us about the Soviet strategy for subversion. With this strategy came the “cultural Marxism” that we know of today (they called it “ideological subversion” in the USSR).
There are four stages:
The full interview is here and it is very worthwhile:
Whether or not anyone wants to admit it, the subverters have won in the United States. All four have definitely come to pass numerous times over.
Even though they fell, the Soviet legacy lives on through us.
Now it’s just a matter of finding a way to stomp it out and prevent it from happening again.
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Just heard Chris Martenson explain the difference between depression and demoralization.
If only we’d have listened to Yuri Bezmenov when he tried to warn us about demoralization. If we had I wouldn’t be so depressed right now.
Can’t fix the past, but we can address the future with a proper mindset.