Sixty-three
years later the roots of communism have finally sprouted and exploded around
the globe, among the naïve young who were bamboozled and indoctrinated in public
schools and universities with empty phrases like “social justice,” "people justice," “racial justice,” “environmental
justice,” and “climate justice.”
To the misguided
youth, the promise was made that the communist ideology could deliver
everything for free, with world peace, prosperity, no injustice of any
kind, and perennial freedom. What they were not told, nor did they bother to
read or even believe those who survived communism and fled to freedom, was that
communism was and still is a form of tyranny, oppression, suppression, property
theft, land confiscation, hunger, and imprisonment for dissention.
The
indoctrination in the U.S. started in New York City’s communist party
headquarters in May 1959 when it was decided to concentrate on colleges and
universities around the country to promote Marxism among students. There was a “lecture
bureau” in which students were invited to speak to other students around the
country about communism. The speakers were taught how to distort the facts and “misrepresent
communism in order to create a false picture.”
The academic
freedom at the time allowed these indoctrinators to gain “respectability” on
the lecture circuit. The students were lied to blatantly about communism. Communist
tyranny does not allow freedom of any kind nor freedom of choice.
Nobody asked
the question, why was not there one single country in the world where
communists were unanimously voted into power in free elections and why were they
kept in power by the sheer force and violence of a strong military and a
government that confiscated all private guns, homes, land, and private property,
leaving people to starve and obey, or else they were sent to gulags.
The
international communist movement brainwashed the youth and emphasized the need
for violence, force, and revolution to achieve its goals. And the agents were
everywhere but especially in colleges and universities around the country.
A federal
judge in Detroit sentenced six communist party leaders in 1954 for conspiring
to violate the Smith Act of 1940. U.S. District Judge Frank A. Picard told them:
“Your
admiration for Russia is so great that there isn’t any doubt in my mind, and
there wasn’t any doubt in the jury’s mind, that there is nothing you wouldn’t
do – lie, cheat, or even worse—in order to attain your objectives . . . There
were times during this trial when I felt that you just despised capitalists and
brass hats because you weren’t one of them. I have discarded that thought. This
morning I’m giving you the benefit of saying you believe in your cause but
whether you do or not is immaterial for that cause has so engulfed your
thinking, so dominated your every move to the extent that five of you took the
stand and lied about what you believe because you thought the end justified the
means . . . You really think you are
martyrs. But you’re not going to jail for your beliefs. You’re going to jail
because you want to force those beliefs on others . . ..” (J. E. Hoover, A
Study of Communism, 1962, p. 172)
The results
today of 63 years of indoctrination are highly visible and heard in colleges
and universities around the country where freedom of speech is only allowed to
the Marxist segment of society and of the campus. The rest who contradicts
Marxism are prevented from speaking or appearing on all campuses and any efforts
to present their views are met with violence and bodily harm. The police stay
on the sidelines and watch the violence unfold. The faculty, president, and the
staff in general often hold Marxist views as well.
The sad
thing is that none of these activists and ordinary citizens who believe them understand
what communism truly is, the pain, suffering, and death it causes, and how
their lives are going to be fundamentally transformed for the worse once every
segment of society becomes socialist on a transition path to full blown communism.
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