From its inception to the present, the United States of America has been a shining beacon of light, with religious freedom and freedom of speech unparalleled in other parts of the world.
What many people fail to realize, however, is that over the past few decades, this great nation has been slowly infiltrated by the specter of communism.
Amidst credible allegations of voter fraud and election irregularities, the United States is on the brink of falling into the abyss of communism.
The specter of communism spawned regimes in the Soviet Union, Cuba, North Korea, and China. Its totalitarian ideology sought control over humanity, not prosperity.
Its gradual takeover of the West took place in broad daylight. As the French poet Charles Baudelaire wrote in 1864, “the devil’s greatest trick” is to convince you that he does not exist.
During the Cold War, the world was divided into two major military and political camps. However, although their social systems appeared to be diametrically opposed, both sides were carrying out the same processes in different forms.
Many revisionist Western-style communists, socialists, Fabianists (who advocated a gradual, moderate reformist approach to socialism rather than the class revolution advocated by Leninism and emphasized the return of power to the intellectual elite through education), liberals, and progressives openly rejected the Soviet and Chinese models, while Their efforts, however, set society on a path of social structure not unlike that of the Soviet Union and China. The same is true for much of the Western world.
The West breathed a sigh of relief when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and the Soviet Union collapsed just a few short years later. The specter of communism, however, never went away.
It continued to thrive in China, the world’s most populous nation. After the end of the Cold War, the international communist movement never ceased its efforts to achieve the goal of communist domination of the globe.
While communist regimes continued to impose rigid dictatorships, party politics in free societies had reached a crisis point. Communism took advantage of the loopholes in the legal and political systems of democratic countries to manipulate the major political parties.
This decades-long effort has now been nearly successful.
Socialism
Socialism has always been a part of Marxism and the international communist movement. As Vladimir Lenin said, “The aim of socialism is communism. In democracies, socialism slowly erodes people’s freedom through legislation.
In the West, where it takes decades or even generations to establish a socialist system, people gradually become numb, indifferent, and accustomed to socialism. The outcome of a socialist movement that is gradually implemented through “legal” means is no different from the outcome of a violent movement.
The transition from socialism to communism is inevitable, and people are continually disenfranchised until an authoritarian dictatorship remains.
Socialism legislates to guarantee equality of outcome, but this seemingly noble goal goes against nature. Under normal circumstances, it is natural that all types of people will differ in their religious beliefs, moral standards, literacy, educational background, intelligence, perseverance, hard work, sense of responsibility, enterprise, innovation, entrepreneurship, etc. In fact, socialism’s quest for equality of results is a natural consequence of socialism.
In fact, socialism’s pursuit of equality drags down morality and deprives people of the freedom to do good.
Socialism uses “political correctness” to attack basic moral judgment, and artificially forces everyone to be the same. This is followed by the legalization and normalization of all kinds of anti-theistic and blasphemous speech, sexual perversion, demonic art, pornography, gambling, and drug abuse.
The result is a form of reverse discrimination against those who believe in God and aspire to moral uplift, with the goal of marginalizing and eventually eliminating them.
In Western countries, leftist and other sinister movements have been able to gain so much mainstream influence, largely due to the mass media. In countries run by communist regimes, all media are subject to government censorship if they are not directly controlled by the communist party. Elsewhere, the media have been subject to financial and partisan bias. Truthful reporting and discourse are buried under a barrage of sensationalism, political virtue promotion, and outright fake news.
Around the world, socialist and communist movements have exploited economic turmoil and pandemics to put themselves in positions of influence, with the ultimate goal of overthrowing the existing social order.
Now we are seeing the same thing play out in the United States.
The U.S. has gone very far in its socialist ideology. The mainstream media has embraced the idea of equality and followed the Chinese Communist Party in attacking America. Our younger generation has come to favor socialism and is one of the most enthusiastic participants in the protests and riots aimed at destroying our cultural heritage.
At the same time, society as a whole has begun to support the idea that the government should provide health care, education, and perhaps even eventually a living wage. Intentionally or unintentionally, we are gradually exchanging our freedoms for a system that controls the people.
Socialism and communism advocate complete ownership of all property and people. Socialism requires people to give up their belief in God and to treat the government as God.
America, a nation founded on a fundamental belief in freedom, has become a nation where freedom has been betrayed. Now, with the 2020 election and credible allegations of voter fraud, this situation is at a critical juncture.
The country that stands to gain the most from this is China, where the Chinese Communist Party has ruled brutally for more than seven decades, causing the unnatural deaths of at least 65 million people.
For Communist China, the United States has been an obstacle to the Communist Party’s goal of global control. The goal of the communist regime has always been to overthrow the United States and become the dominant force in the world.
For decades it has been working to achieve this goal, and it is now close to doing so.
Its means of subversion are complex and profound. FBI Director Christopher Wray said in July that the agency has nearly 2,500 open counterintelligence investigations related to China and opens a new one about every 10 hours.
However, China’s rise has been halted and even reversed under the Trump administration, which recognizes the Communist Party’s deadly threat to the United States. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has described the CCP as “the central threat of our time. There has been a national effort to rid the United States of the Chinese Communist Party’s influence and to counter its incursions abroad. Undoubtedly, the CCP regime will benefit greatly from the end of the Trump presidency.
The Battle Between Good and Evil
Communism teaches people to replace their belief in God with atheism and materialism. Thus, in today’s world, the criteria for distinguishing good from evil have been reversed. Righteousness is seen as evil, and evil is seen as mercy.
By the beginning of the twentieth century, atheism and antinomianism began to creep into the school curriculum, driven by leftist pedagogical experts who had infiltrated academia and controlled educational policy.
The public was indoctrinated with modern consciousness and mobilized to suppress those few who were bent on tradition. Intellectuals have fiercely criticized folk cultures around the world, creating narrow prejudices among the uninformed. The concepts of critical and creative thinking were abused to antagonize the younger generation against authority, preventing them from absorbing the knowledge and wisdom of traditional cultures.
In communist countries, after the traditional cultural bearers were massacred, most of them were indoctrinated to join the revolution. When the CCP took power, it took 25 years to raise a generation of “wolf cubs,” the Chinese term for those who grew up under communism, who were indoctrinated to hate and kill their class enemies. They were encouraged to beat, smash, loot and burn at will.
The CCP actively fostered a murderous sentiment. During the Cultural Revolution, as part of the struggle for Mao Zedong’s ideology, teenage girls routinely beat their teachers to death.
In the West, the Communist Party proudly recalls the experiences of the French Revolution and the Paris Commune. Each of these revolutions and riots was waged by a mob with no scruples, no shame, and no compassion.
Communism is the scourge of mankind. Its purpose is the destruction of mankind, and its design is meticulous and specific.
At the same time, human civilization is handed down from God to man. If mankind destroys its own culture and traditions, if social morality breaks down, then mankind will not be able to understand God.
We can break through the destructive attempts of the communist specter, actively resist its influence, follow the gods, restore traditions, and improve morality.
This is a time of despair and hope.
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