They repeat
the media sound bites that socialism is for “the people” and “things are free.”
They do not know exactly what is free, but they enumerate things they want such
as free abortions, free food, free housing, free schooling, free
transportation, free day care, and free travel. None of these were free in
socialist countries ruled by the Communist Party and nor are they free under
capitalism. There is no such thing as a free meal, someone must pay for it.
The answers
are sad, as they reveal the fact that young Americans have no historical idea
about the end-product, communism, and its murderous and sordid history. They
believe the media’s and the Democrat Party’s NGO’s disinformation machines that
feed them lies daily on every platform possible.
Young women
and Jews turned out in droves to vote for the self-described communist for
Mayor of the largest U.S. city, a young man with no working experience, who had
been an American citizen less than eight years. He promised rent control housing
and city-run grocery stores among other things.
Communism has
been promoted in public schools and in academia as the future of all Americans.
Teachers shamelessly avoided teaching the subjects they were assigned and pushed
political activism; they promoted communism verbally or through clever choices
of class activities and assignments that had little to do with the subject
matter and all to do with their political ideology of Democrat Socialism, a
term invented by the left.
Imagine my
surprise upon the realization that the corporate globalists have decided in the
last few years to transform the face of our colorful society into a drab and
communist-looking tapestry: the exterior of buildings, the depressing colors,
the lack of colors and offerings in stores, the promotion of grey, ash, concrete
grey, black, white, and brown, to include cars, a bothersome uniformity which I
recognized from my previous 20 years lived under communism. Why would communism
pick such drab, dark, dull, and uninspired colors? Because they wanted to keep
the population under their control, oppressed, depressed, and sad. Everything
became a soul-less grey and darker grey, barely lit train station as if to
conceal the stains of misery.
I have
noticed after the lockdowns that all public buildings, restaurants, fast food
chains, and even apartment complexes had undergone a similar transformation of dark
grey, black, brown, and beige everywhere.
Fast food
buildings removed large windows and added small, prison-like windows, and the previously
happy colors and signs disappeared. The choices of towels, furniture, cars, clothes,
and other products have narrowed to the same basic colors, grey, black, white,
beige and brown. Many excused this trend as minimalism. I knew it as
Bauhaus utilitarian ugly.
The Bauhaus
or Staatliches Bauhaus (state building house) was a German art school
which existed between 1919 and 1933. Its vision of mass production and function
was quickly adopted by all former Iron Curtain countries in Europe which
started churning out ugly concrete block apartments where the helpless
populations were herded into from their former homes and farms which the
Communist Party had confiscated.
Walter
Gropius’s (1883-1969) vision from Weimar spread into modern design, modernist
architecture, graphic design, interior design, industrial design, and
typography. The Bauhaus school was closed in 1933 under pressure from the Nazi
regime who considered it “a center of communist intellectualism.”
Bauhaus
spread internationally to the United States and to Tel Aviv via Jewish Bauhaus
architect immigrants. According to some sources, “The White City of Tel Aviv
has the highest concentration of Bauhaus architecture in the world.”
As Bauhaus
spread increasingly across the world, selected and pushed by globalist corporate
controllers, it is no surprise that the color chosen for this decade is grey
and the style is Bauhaus utilitarian.
Recently,
while visiting my favorite department store which was always decorated by red,
white, and green everything, long before the Christmas season, I was unpleasantly
surprised to see the Christmas decorations in the form of a grey table with
grey chairs, grey plates, black glasses, and white napkin holders. One
solitaire painting of a red bush surrounded by green background was overlooking
the dismal and funereal décor.
It is not just
about depressing the population with ugly buildings, cars, and grey, it is
about the global transformation of the west into a socialist/communist society to
better control the hapless population in every way.
The freedom
to choose anything will completely disappear once digital currency will be
imposed on all citizens.
Ronald
Reagan aptly said, “Freedom is never
more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our
children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on
for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our
children and our children’s children what it was once like in the United States
where men were free.”
And that refers to the freedom to choose
anything we want or dream of, including the colors in our lives.