There is no doubt that power and control over millions of other human beings provide those at the top, the cabal of globalists, with immense feelings of intoxication, a god-like power.
The quest for
this all-consuming power has created social, political, and economic upheaval
across the centuries. And billions of innocents paid the ultimate price for
wars, famine, pestilence, and poverty caused by men with aspirations
to control as much land as possible and humanity in general.
The quest
for power and control exploded with the Industrial Revolution which eventually
had a deep effect on many countries in the twentieth century: socialism, revolutions,
bolshevism, communism, fascism, and many other isms that are still plaguing the
globe in the twenty-first century.
America’s initial
incursion into communism started with the arrival of the first Marxists/Socialists
from Germany in the middle of the nineteenth century. More European immigrants brought
with them the ideas and theories of Ferdinand Lassalle (1825-1864) and Mikhail
Bakunin (1814-1876).
Joseph Weydemeyer
(1818-1866), a friend of Marx and Engels, came to this country in 1851; a
former artillery officer in the Prussian army, he enlisted in the Union Army as
a captain and retired as a general. After the Civil War, he edited a Marxist
newspaper in St. Louis in which Marx’s and Engel’s ideas were published for
German immigrants.
Another German immigrant, Friedrich Sorge (1826-1906), was also a pioneer of Marxism in America. He organized a communist club in New York City in 1857. He led the American branch of the First International.
Communism has a long history in New York City. Marx established the world
headquarters of the First International there in 1872 and placed Sorge
in charge.
The year
1917 marked the entry of the United States into World War I. For communists,
however, 1917 represented something else entirely.
The communists seized power in Russia in 1917 during the “Great October Socialist
Revolution.” According to the Gregorian calendar, the date was November 7,
1917. However, according to the Julian
calendar used by the Russians, the revolution took place on October 25, 1917,
hence the term “October Revolution.”
According to
J.E. Hoover, the “Great October Socialist Revolution” was actually two events
in Russia in 1917:
1.
The
first event was the overthrow of the czarist regime in March 1917 and its replacement
with a Provisional Government.
2.
The
second event was the actual communist seizure of power on November 7 when the
Russian people’s temporary freedom ended. The czarist power and control were
replaced by the communist power and control.
Power and
control exercised by a few egotistical mad men fills historical pages with
bloody treachery, deceit, individual and mass terrorism, broken treaties, infiltrations,
subversions, guerilla warfare, sabotage, wars, torture, genocide, repression of
minorities, purges, assassinations, slave-labor camps, prisons, concentration
camps, religious suppression and persecution, abrogation of individual liberties,
and the ultimate goal to communize the planet under one government.
Military
terms seem to abound in the communist tactics of power and control, i.e., “mobilize
the masses,” “advance detachment of the proletariat,” “storm the fortress of
capitalism,” “in the front ranks of the struggle,” and “shifts in the ranks.” They are clever wordsmiths, replacing reality
with euphemisms and meaningless slogans of deceit. They train ideologically
and militarily an elite corps of “professional revolutionaries” in order to
influence mass support of non-communists.
Communists
use front groups and organizations to disseminate their propaganda through
newspapers, magazines, schools, universities, Hollywood, and mass media.
They form bonds and temporary coalitions with other political organizations while pretending to work in the interest of the majority of the population.
The most insidious
action is sponsoring as many candidates as possible for election to public
office at all levels. And they have deep pockets filled by donations from
billionaires who share the same communist ideology.
The
communists’ religion is atheism. To Marx and Lenin, organized religion was “the
opium of the people.” Lenin mocked
religion as a “kind of spiritual gin in which the slaves of capital drown their
human shape and their claims to any decent human life.”
The
Bolshevik’s “proletarian” revolution was “actually an armed insurrection by a
small group against an almost powerless government.”
Interestingly,
not all communist coups were armed insurrections, some coups occurred in the
voting booths through massive cheating and deception.
Others took
power and control through misleading and false promises of “Bread, Peace, and
Freedom!” The communists’ idea of liberty was the establishment of a police
state based on naked force and terror. And they succeeded in many Soviet-controlled countries, ushering in initially
the “era of socialism.”
At the end of the socialist era, terror and lies transformed into communist tyranny. When tanks rolled in and crushed any workers’ demonstrations against the regime, their power and control became absolute. At that point, communism converted into a campaign of terror waged against the people, with total disregard for moral and religious values and utter contempt for the cost in human life and individual freedoms.
Nothing lasts forever, eventually all that is left is dust and rust. The men at the top who destroy so many lives and societies with their dangerous ideologies and power, are long gone by the time subsequent generations suffer the consequences of their actions.
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