People on Sup Forums should be aware of Yuri Bezmenov. He was an ex-KGB agent who defected from the USSR in the 70s and started doing lectures and exposes the Marxist subversion of the West that had become the norm since at least the 1960s.
People here should also be aware of the Frankfurt School, At the end of WW1, Marxists were wondering why the "revolution" failed to materialise beyond the Soviet Union, so they tried to explain why. Their answer was that culture, religion, nationalism, etc. blunted the "proletariat"’s desire to revolt, and the solution was that Marxists should carry out a “long march through the institutions” – universities and schools, government bureaucracies, churches and the media – so that cultural values could be progressively changed from above.
Everyone who's aware of two things should be able to connect the dots since what Yuri talks about fits exactly with the efforts & goals of the Frankfurt School (and just like the Soviet government which was mostly controlled by Jews, every single member of the Frankfurt School was a Marxist Jew).
However, what's usually missing is actual documented examples of the link between the two. Here's a few:
>the Venona Papers confirmed one of the Frankfurt School members, Franz L. Neumann, was a Soviet spy regularly in contact with Max Horkheimer, Theodor Adorno, and another confirmed spy Hede Massing >Herbert Marcuse was part of the Spartacus uprising/German communist revolution that was supported by the USSR >Friedrich Pollock celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia >Yuri Bezmenov himself mentioned books by Herbert Marcuse & Erich Fromm as being Marxist propaganda pushed in every American college, and that he even helped edit them & print them when he was working for the KGB
Didn't Yuri mention the elder Trudeau was a communist, you know Dude Weed Lmaos father?
Isaac Davis
People I have shared this interview with who weren't retarded liberals were blown away. Bump. Everybody should watch this interview. It is chilling how relevant it is to today.
Juan Bailey
All this subversion was also documented by FBI officials like Edgar Hoover and Cleon Skousen in his book "The Naked Communist", and scholars like Kevin MacDonald in his book "The Culture of Critique".
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_for_Policy_Studies >In his book The KGB and Soviet Disinformation: An Insider's View Ladislav Bittman, a former Státní bezpečnost[29] agent who worked in misinformation operations, claimed that the IPS was part of the Soviet intelligence network.[30][31] Bittman argued that IPS was one of the several liberal think tanks that acted as pro-Soviet propaganda agencies.[32]
Yeah he says it right in this speech, and shows pictures of him smiling next to Fidel Castro.
nationalpost.com/opinion/bob-plamondon-the-kremlins-interpreter >At the age of 32, Pierre Trudeau accepted an invitation from the Soviet government to attend a 1952 propaganda conference with an “economic agenda.” The other five members of the Canadian delegation included prominent members of the Communist Party of Canada. It was there that he remarked to the wife of U.S. chargé d’affaires that he was a communist and a Catholic and was in Moscow to criticize the U.S. and praise the Soviet Union. The U.S. State Department assessed Trudeau’s allegiances, noting that he evinced “an infantile desire to shock.” Canadian diplomats assured the Americans that Trudeau did not possess much common sense.
He was a huge fan of Castro, Mao, the USSR, he was a member of the Bilderberg group, and he actually fired Yuri Bezmenov from the CBC because he was exposing what communists were doing. He also stamped down on Quebec independence/nationalism, blew up our national debt, started the first official "multicultural" policy in the world and opened our borders.
The guy fit the exact caricature of the "useful idiots" Bezmenov talked about.
Alexander Allen
Who could be behind this post?
James Morgan
Sup Forums these days... Sup Forums-tier shit reaches bump limits while this gets ignored.
Christopher Smith
It's to be expected at this point.
Maybe I should tie it to Jordan Peterson's speeches about post-modernists and neo-Marxists next time since bitching about online personalities is what gets the most traction these days.