Demoralization: What Yuri Bezmenov Didn't Tell You

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  • @wiskypowered268
    @wiskypowered268 4 года назад +1909

    Hats off to AA. He's managed to condense nearly a hundred years of very important history into a digestible 14 minute video. Well done.

    • @wiskypowered268
      @wiskypowered268 4 года назад +18

      @@BensWorkshop I have nothing to do with 'that' platform and numerous others. I have shared it out on Minds.

    • @myname604
      @myname604 4 года назад +8

      @@wiskypowered268 Minds is just as evil as the rest and if they catch on you'll end up being censored!

    • @wiskypowered268
      @wiskypowered268 4 года назад +10

      @@myname604 My dislike of Twitter and FB is a matter of their design/purpose, less then their censorious nature, not that I approve of that either. Minds may indeed be censorious, they haven't hit me yet. But they don't have a character cap and aren't so much a popularity contest.

    • @wiskypowered268
      @wiskypowered268 4 года назад +1

      @Sam Martingell Please present my post and your response to it to your English language teacher that he or she might correct you. In the absence of correction - because you are in error - present it to another English teacher who should inform you as to whether to remove or insert a stick in said prior teacher's backside to remedy this problem. In the mean, stop molesting my language.

    • @jimbowden768
      @jimbowden768 4 года назад +30

      I say " small hats " to AA ! ....lol!

  • @ic7481
    @ic7481 Год назад +599

    Yuri did actually mention that it wasn't so much the Soviet Union as being the danger, but something he struggled to find words to describe, calling it a "Global/World Marxism" or something like that.
    He was not only warning of dangers without, as dangers within.

    • @bdleo300
      @bdleo300 Год назад

      'Yuri' was 100% fake, reading CIA script for Murican sheeple. and they still believe this laughable Reaganist propaganda.
      Woke and globalism were not created by 'commies', they were created by US corporations.

    • @EOJ111
      @EOJ111 Год назад +136

      You know who he meant... they cannot be named

    • @ic7481
      @ic7481 Год назад

      @@EOJ111 No one particular group or religion is responsible. It affects all nations and peoples equally, and stems from a rebellion against the moral and ethical laws given to us. Communism is ultimately an attempt at replacing God, conscious, and a free society.

    • @dudebro91-fn7rz
      @dudebro91-fn7rz Год назад

      ​@@EOJ111da joooòoooooooz

    • @rsmpride8267
      @rsmpride8267 Год назад +33

      @@EOJ111 high iq take

  • @xanthippus9079
    @xanthippus9079 4 года назад +1964

    Frankfurt School: from professional victims to moral police.

    • @ldl1477
      @ldl1477 4 года назад +97

      More or less a new religion.

    • @theworldisastage1984
      @theworldisastage1984 4 года назад +216

      @@ldl1477 there's nothing new about the talmud or the old testament or the Zohar

    • @spiritsplice
      @spiritsplice 4 года назад +128

      Literally the bible story. The chosen people who are always persecuted, but will save you from a condition you didn't know you had until they told you. (Sounds like Covid too).

    • @spiritsplice
      @spiritsplice 4 года назад +20

      @@ldl1477 Same as the old religion.

    • @neilwhitaker6284
      @neilwhitaker6284 3 года назад +55

      @@ldl1477 Paul tells these people off in his letter to the Romans...

  • @gernhard.reinholdsen
    @gernhard.reinholdsen Год назад +271

    The year 1945 was not followed by the year 1946, but by 1984 directly.

    • @Snaildriver
      @Snaildriver 10 месяцев назад +12

      calendar market hardest hit

    • @cartomancycarmen
      @cartomancycarmen 4 месяца назад +4

      Ironically my dad was born 1945 and I was born in 1984 😮😅

    • @deeem2628
      @deeem2628 Месяц назад

      That's because the 'good' guys won dub dub 2

  • @douglaspage2398
    @douglaspage2398 Год назад +78

    While Bezmenov did not name the Frankfurt school per day, he did in fact, several times, that there was a larger origin of communist ideology driving the movement, if memory serves well, I believe that he mentioned the presence of a number of rich Americans involved in the funding of the revolution as well.
    But, it seems to me, that smartly, he focused on what he was familiar with, and had the most facts on, as he was a KGB handler for the Soviet Union, not a member of the globalist movement.

    • @steakeye4808
      @steakeye4808 2 месяца назад

      Antony Sutton's books can give some insight here.

    • @robertashley7751
      @robertashley7751 Месяц назад

      Didn't mention they're all jooooooooos either 😂

    • @frankschaeffer8153
      @frankschaeffer8153 Месяц назад

      We must consider that knowledge in any intelligence agency is highly compartmentalized, and this is all the more true for the KGB, which took it to an extreme.
      Soviet subversion goes back to the 1920s even and McCarthy has been thorougly poven right...
      That marxism originated in the West and the elites behind it never went away is a no-brainer though.

    • @ramonacosta2647
      @ramonacosta2647 20 дней назад

      Also noteworthy is that the German government was directly involved in getting Lenin into Russia with Israel Lazarevich Gelfand as their agent.

  • @DuinHark
    @DuinHark 4 года назад +1060

    Collective guilt is enforced but collective altruism is punished.

    • @silverbullet2008bb
      @silverbullet2008bb 4 года назад +183

      It's only punished if it's collective altruism for white people, particularly straight white males. If it's for any other group then it is encouraged.

    • @DuinHark
      @DuinHark 4 года назад +41

      @@silverbullet2008bb correct

    • @justinhart2831
      @justinhart2831 4 года назад +6

      What do you mean by collective altruism?

    • @DuinHark
      @DuinHark 4 года назад +96

      @@justinhart2831 racial consciousness and in group preference.

    • @gabbar51ngh
      @gabbar51ngh 4 года назад +25

      Critical theory in a nutshell

  • @gumwap1
    @gumwap1 4 года назад +1384

    Yuri is a stepping stone on a journey to understanding that which cannot be said out loud.
    Just because he doesn’t lay it all out, doesn’t mean his information isn’t valuable in that journey for those able to discern the hidden things.

    • @admontblanc
      @admontblanc 3 года назад +54

      many such cases

    • @patienceobongo
      @patienceobongo 2 года назад +50

      Or you can read it directly in Cherap-Spirodovich

    • @spiritscar
      @spiritscar 2 года назад +7

      Very true

    • @spiritscar
      @spiritscar 2 года назад +120

      @@patienceobongo That is one of the most important books ever written. Along with the last book written by Martin Luther.
      But the reality is most normies need certain realities broken down and fed to them bit by bit as to not be overwhelmed and immediately recoil into defense with rejection of what’s being presented to them.
      Generations of academic and media brainwashing are not so easily washed away with just one book or one video that lays it all out.
      Some are able to handle disturbing truths more quickly than others.
      But most aren’t. And it’s a case by case basis.

    • @fredbloggs5902
      @fredbloggs5902 2 года назад +11

      Or written in a RUclips comment 🤣

  • @DanWeeks
    @DanWeeks 4 года назад +839

    Thank you for this. One thing that worries me about the popularization of Yuri is the implication that this kind of psychological warfare was created and is implemented by foreign powers. The truth is, literally anyone can do this and have done. We are at war, like he said, but the frontline is everywhere.

    • @HerneHunter
      @HerneHunter 4 года назад +72

      Dan Weeks Yes it’s ingrained in the west, the USA subverted itself as well. We have to recapture natural conservatism at it’s base and promote a more meaningful, traditional and human way of life or we’re all screwed.

    • @I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid
      @I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid 3 года назад +94

      That’s why my interpretation of Yuri’s lectures is that it’s not about a country like Russia or China as the evil but the very Marxist/Socialist/Leftist ideology itself.

    • @kttee8687
      @kttee8687 3 года назад +81

      @@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid Judaism. Marxism is Judaism.

    • @I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid
      @I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid 3 года назад +5

      @@kttee8687 - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
      Yea, and your mother is good kind Jewish woman, right?

    • @life-destroyerofworlds7036
      @life-destroyerofworlds7036 3 года назад +16

      The frontline is literally against your own government, which is a decentralized oligarchical total state, which has its hands in every part of society, as oligarchic statist entities tend to have. It’s quite impossible to fight against it, but it is weak and will topple over eventually if you just let it die without any added refreshments

  • @jacobblanton5179
    @jacobblanton5179 Год назад +219

    Yuri Bezmenov remarked that the Soviet Union was actually shocked how well their demoralization was working in the USA. I don't think he "didn't tell" so much as that he didn't know the true scale: The Soviets were attempting to "demoralize" an already demoralized people.

    • @AwakenedAvocado
      @AwakenedAvocado Год назад +48

      Social media and online has accelerated it 100x .

    • @AlCatrraz
      @AlCatrraz Год назад

      THE MAYFLOWER PACT was COMMUNIST PACT, and that’s why THE PILGRIMS starved, until GOVERNOR BRADFORD implemented INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY that SAVED THEM! THANKSGIVING!
      So PILGRIMS were earlier VICTIMS to RUSSIA…
      I can site COMMUNIST GROUPS going back 2,000 years !!!

    • @alyciamarie4163
      @alyciamarie4163 11 месяцев назад +30

      Exactly … they didn’t realize how easy it was. Same with the pandemic they knew we would be sheep but the results were a million times better than they thought!

    • @JAMESJJEFFERS
      @JAMESJJEFFERS 11 месяцев назад

      Welcome to the MAGA Extremes

    • @TinusTegenlicht
      @TinusTegenlicht 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@AwakenedAvocadoSocial media is poison for society! In the end it is all divide and conquere, well they succeeded dividing us.

  • @LtColwtf
    @LtColwtf Год назад +199

    Does anyone else get the feeling that 2023 has been a year for home truths?
    What was done in Germany then, is now being done throughout the West. The dialectic has merely evolved in the meantime. I am glad that someone is finally connecting the dots.

    • @stephencollins9062
      @stephencollins9062 Год назад +40

      Germany has been destroyed
      Deliberately so.

    • @douglasparise3986
      @douglasparise3986 Год назад +2

      Some of us can't be brainwashed. Wull never buy into communist bullshit

    • @bovineavenger734
      @bovineavenger734 Год назад

      As in how they destroyed Germany? Yeah, it's sabotage from the inside, we're seeing the same here in America for sure.

    • @CP-pt1ot
      @CP-pt1ot Год назад

      Why do you think there is suddendly a bunch of western countries talking about the importance of fighting disinformation and are pushing through censorship bills (masked as a safety issue). They need to regain control of our collective minds.

    • @arcadia1081
      @arcadia1081 Год назад +5

      2023 is 322 backwards...

  • @madarain
    @madarain 3 года назад +746

    Interesting, and yet I've known for a long time that The Frankfurt School was at the center of a lot of the problems we now have in the west...see Political Correctness, and Critical Theory. Still, I see Bezmenov as a hero for one simple reason. He told the truth to a group of people who were incredibly naïve about what was actually taking place. Further, he didn't leave anything out on purpose for this simple reason...He wasn't talking to Germans...He was talking to Americans who needed to hear what he had to say.
    In the end, it all still boils down to one central truth, whether you're talking about the Frankfurt School and their brand of Communism or Yuri Bezmenov and his telling of KGB theory, and that is that Communism, in all it's forms is evil.

    • @joeblow1942
      @joeblow1942 2 года назад +31

      Well said.

    • @sluggo5260
      @sluggo5260 2 года назад +35

      @Madarain....Yep....every....single....time.

    • @michaeldamato9466
      @michaeldamato9466 Год назад

      I think you've underestimated the CIA... they understood what he was saying and put it into practice... and here we are... they're in charge of everything, nothing passes by them, all their actions are done with impunity.

    • @StoutProper
      @StoutProper Год назад

      Bezmemov was clearly being run by the cia and everything he red instructed and authorised to say was calculated. If you think that the CIA just let kgb defectors say whatever they want you really are naive

    • @bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829
      @bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829 Год назад +19

      So is corporate capitalism.

  • @rathgarredbeard4808
    @rathgarredbeard4808 Год назад +533

    "We fought the wrong enemy." ~ General Patton (at the end of W.W.II)

    • @cactusfacemcgillicuddy
      @cactusfacemcgillicuddy Год назад +27

      Shoulda done both

    • @JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese
      @JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese Год назад +93

      ​@@cactusfacemcgillicuddynope. Most Americans would have agreed with mustache. It's a myth that Americans wouldn't have.

    • @cactusfacemcgillicuddy
      @cactusfacemcgillicuddy Год назад +7

      @@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese Yeah you're probably right. And I doubt seeing the future up til now would change their minds....maybe Love will win in another couple thousand years, but I doubt it. I'm just a doubting Thomas I guess.

    • @JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese
      @JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese Год назад +22

      @@cactusfacemcgillicuddy
      Love is God. God cannot be defeated.
      Eastern Orthodoxy is the Truth

    • @cactusfacemcgillicuddy
      @cactusfacemcgillicuddy Год назад +5

      @@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese I appreciate that. Thanks.

  • @ENIGMAXII2112
    @ENIGMAXII2112 Год назад +224

    Never the less, Yuri told us A LOT..

    • @SilentG22
      @SilentG22 Год назад +24

      I can't think of one thing he got wrong. This is Unnecessary. Smh

    • @tambarskelfir
      @tambarskelfir Год назад

      He was a con-artist who didn't tell anyone anything lmao basically a Russia-gater before Hillary Clinton lol

    • @TerLiChkO1
      @TerLiChkO1 Год назад +9

      This video doesn't tell about the sanctions upon Germans after WW 1... They became collective after that. Before WW 1 imperialist Britain did a thing or two to provoke them. The problems are not that simple and Yuri just explained little part of Cold War warfare., which we're part today.

    • @lettuceha3368
      @lettuceha3368 Год назад

      Of brainwashing lies

    • @Vova3iLvova
      @Vova3iLvova Год назад +7

      @@SilentG22 his every statement deserves to be quoted

  • @cinzafenix08
    @cinzafenix08 Год назад +98

    "If the people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs."
    Thomas Jefferson

    • @thirteen12
      @thirteen12 Год назад +3

      source: youtube comments section

    • @rbvtdmcp646
      @rbvtdmcp646 Год назад

      Cool but he never said that.

    • @Jason-cn5vo
      @Jason-cn5vo 8 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@rbvtdmcp646who said it then

    • @neilmcdougall4927
      @neilmcdougall4927 5 месяцев назад

      @@rbvtdmcp646 may have said, never meant

    • @fanamatakecick97
      @fanamatakecick97 5 месяцев назад

      Was this the reason for the Bank Wars?

  • @andreeaalexandru7811
    @andreeaalexandru7811 Год назад +29

    He got me at "Yuri Bezmenov became mainstream". What when? Mainstream for real? Where? I have never seen anything in academic or media about him to even be called information but mainstream you say?

    • @phillipsmiley5930
      @phillipsmiley5930 7 месяцев назад +5

      The most Yuri became mainstream in the UK was in the 1980's the BBC put his
      lectures on just before midnight leading up to shutdown, BBC using anything
      cheap to fill airtime until shutdown (BBC TV used to shutdown around midnight,
      restarting around 6am with childrens TV).
      That slot might have had an audience of hundreds, most unconscious after
      staggering back from the pub (which also had to close by 11pm)

    • @andreeaalexandru7811
      @andreeaalexandru7811 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@phillipsmiley5930 Sometimes, the BBC used really important information, like what Yuri was saying back then, but it never became mainstream. Can you give an example of cheap stuff to fill airtime?

    • @karaokeandrandomclips
      @karaokeandrandomclips Месяц назад

      @@andreeaalexandru7811 A video clip of him was in one of the Call of Duty video games, I believe

  • @philagelio336
    @philagelio336 4 года назад +738

    Basically nobody bothered to turn off the denazification switch, now it’s consuming absolutely everything

    • @myname604
      @myname604 4 года назад +53

      That is because na*zzzism is the only real threat to globalist pedo-commies.

    • @MegaAvalonn
      @MegaAvalonn 4 года назад +263

      Oh believe me, the switch was left on deliberately.

    • @paulvonhindenburg4727
      @paulvonhindenburg4727 4 года назад +30

      It's like the nanotech 'grey goo' notion, only intellectual

    • @ldl1477
      @ldl1477 4 года назад +48

      But isn't the West coming together over sjw, Far Left, identity politics? It seems like there is a grassroots revolt through most of the Western Countries against all this nonsense.
      I mean, if there was an anti-SJW club, I'd join it, just so I'd have some cool people to hang out with...

    • @WiseGuy508
      @WiseGuy508 4 года назад +1

      @@myname604 National Socialism? On the contrary the n a z i s were commies. It's in the name

  • @zumjung5689
    @zumjung5689 3 года назад +84

    Actually, Bezmenov says that the KGB used local movements, supported and expanded them. He illustrated that by some martial arts example. So I imagine that the KGB intensified and radicalized the ideas of the Frankfurt school as existing groundwork.

    • @nicolasnicolas3889
      @nicolasnicolas3889 Год назад +9

      Charlotte Izerbyt - The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America - DDDoA

    • @AKUJIVALDO
      @AKUJIVALDO Год назад

      Ah yes, (((Frankfurt school)))... Some Cohenidences there with communism creators...

    • @bdleo300
      @bdleo300 Год назад

      'Yuri' was 100% fake, reading CIA script for Murican sheeple. and they still believe this laughable Reaganist propaganda.
      Woke and globalism were not created by 'commies', they were created by US corporations.

    • @nicolasjimenez6583
      @nicolasjimenez6583 День назад

      Makes sense.

  • @chriswhite7149
    @chriswhite7149 4 года назад +306

    the culture of critique is a good read on this topic.

    • @TheBelrick
      @TheBelrick 4 года назад +45

      Many white people are Europhobic (actually many of those are not white and are instead chameleons) and the reason why is subtle. They were raised by a culture that had these white hating whites stand outside their own cultural and genetic heritage. They were no longer part of the very society that birthed them. I equate it to a virus invading a host have subverting healthy cells to produce more viruses.

    • @reilysmith5187
      @reilysmith5187 4 года назад +47

      @@TheBelrick the word I like is oikophobic as opposed to xenophobic. Most people in Europe are afraid of their own history, culture, heritage, people, traditions.

    • @TheBelrick
      @TheBelrick 4 года назад +25

      @@reilysmith5187 diversity demands that starlings nests be free of cuckoo eggs

    • @rosalienuxe7026
      @rosalienuxe7026 4 года назад +23

      Sean G
      It’s banned on amazon but still available at Barnes & Noble and I believe from the publisher directly as well, although they appear to be trying to get rid of it.

    • @myname604
      @myname604 4 года назад +7

      @@reilysmith5187 For no reason but brainwashing. Europeans have the beautiful history on the planet. Loxism is what has set out to destroy European races for global domination.

  • @adamwatson6916
    @adamwatson6916 Год назад +130

    I think Yuri was just trying to open a door for poeple to walk through and a rabbit hole for people to go down. Keep in mind he was attacked relentlessly for being a conspiracy theorist . A facist and a cold war maniac so he had to be at least somewhat reserved and keep it a bit abstract. He was speaking to people who were not that receptive to what he had to say. If he had fone further and Said America was being attacked from within by not just Russia but from people with no affiliation to the Foreigin communist states and went the Frankfurt school history and openly told poeple you will all be called Nazies and Facists or that all white poeple would be blamed for the sins of the past and ills of the world he would have been banned from speaking . He wanted poeple to take that next step and keeping it all about the USSR was the safest way to do it with the cold War still raging.

    • @bdleo300
      @bdleo300 Год назад

      'Yuri' was 100% fake, reading CIA script for Murican sheeple. and they still believe this laughable Reaganist propaganda.
      Woke and globalism were not created by 'commies', they were created by US corporations.

    • @JohnSmith-le5oe
      @JohnSmith-le5oe Год назад

      The Russian Revolution wasn't a Russian thing. 85 percent of 'Soviet Communisys were of that 'ilk'.

  • @geraldoarnoldo6440
    @geraldoarnoldo6440 5 месяцев назад +16

    Yuri stayed with us whenever he was in Denver and I drove him to events and radio interviews during his stays. We discussed some of these matters for hours. He had much deeper knowledge than his public presentations revealed but he suited them to his audiences. The CIA did not approve of his work and he came to see them as an obstacle to educating the U.S. public as they applied pressure which resulted in his being cut from his role at Canadian Broadcasting.

  • @artyomRL
    @artyomRL 4 года назад +111

    Ponder my riddle .
    Seek All the answers .
    On nine eleven,
    Who were the dancers ?

    • @RustKnight
      @RustKnight Год назад +2

      Answer yourself, my friend!

    • @felipesoares5900
      @felipesoares5900 Год назад +48

      This man lacks talent
      For riddles so true
      The answer lies yet
      In what rhymes with few.

    • @RustKnight
      @RustKnight Год назад +7

      @@felipesoares5900 So true!

    • @sanniepstein4835
      @sanniepstein4835 Год назад +1

      A coward's myth to avoid taking on the dangerous enemies.

    • @donnyvu1220
      @donnyvu1220 10 месяцев назад +23

      Dancers, they were many.
      Fiddlers, they were few.
      To fiddle the riddle,
      You must make new.

  • @Degenerate76
    @Degenerate76 4 года назад +292

    Yuri was mindful of his words because he understood the limitations of the environment he was speaking in. He did in fact say "It's not the Russians, it's the _International Communist System._ " If he'd came out and said "It's the Jews", he would have had no audience at all.

    • @bdleo300
      @bdleo300 Год назад

      especially because he was owned by CIA and just read their propaganda scripts.

    • @therealmccoy3500
      @therealmccoy3500 Год назад +27

      Exactly!

    • @0utdoorsman
      @0utdoorsman Год назад +32

      "it's the Marxists" There fixed it for you.

    • @ChicanoBarbarian13
      @ChicanoBarbarian13 Год назад +27

      @@0utdoorsmanthere is a more correct name that identifies the group behind this global movement

    • @Rn-pp9et
      @Rn-pp9et Год назад +5

      @@ChicanoBarbarian13 He got it, hence it's in quotes.

  • @sabrinafair35
    @sabrinafair35 Год назад +67

    Excellent! Since corona, I have thrown myself into geopolitics. I had watched Yuri about 15 years ago on YT. It finally hit me (besides not trusting defectors) that he was really talking Western governments. Thank you for posting.

    • @bdleo300
      @bdleo300 Год назад

      'Yuri' was 100% fake, reading CIA script for Murican sheeple. and they still believe this laughable Reaganist propaganda.
      Woke and globalism were not created by 'commies', they were created by US corporations.

    • @mRcOOL5YO
      @mRcOOL5YO Год назад +9

      Have a look at Europa the last battle, if you havent already

    • @josephanderson7237
      @josephanderson7237 5 месяцев назад

      Please elaborate. Trying to get it clear in my own mind.

  • @godleftelmo7710
    @godleftelmo7710 11 месяцев назад +12

    Honestly one of the best videos that explain the current predicament tbh.

  • @jacobhollback2879
    @jacobhollback2879 6 месяцев назад +17

    Interestingly, many of the books burned in Germany during the 1930's were texts put out by The Frankfurt school.
    How curious. I wonder what the connection could be?

  • @drott150
    @drott150 3 года назад +288

    I like how the ethnicity and religion of the people that created and drove the entire Frankfurt school initiative was not clearly zeroed in on in all 14 minutes. All with the central critique of what Bezmenov _"didn't tell you."_

    • @nikolozka1
      @nikolozka1 3 года назад

      Hahaha, I know right. Hypocrisy of the highest standards. Actually Bezmenov talked about it briefly in one of his lectures,he said it's not the Russian people who want to take over the USA, you can call me a conspiracy guy, I don't care but it is an international communist body... He said it in the similar manner

    • @dandee6331
      @dandee6331 Год назад +74

      We know where thry came from....

    • @marioarguello6989
      @marioarguello6989 Год назад +137

      Tell me who you can not criticize and I will tell you who rules over you.

    • @ReformedWhiteKnight
      @ReformedWhiteKnight Год назад +127

      It just shows you who you are not allowed to criticise. They have used what allegedly happened in Germany to built an almost perfect protection shield based around an eternal victimhood status that justifies to them the means of pretty much any cultural attack in order to supposedly protect themselves.
      So this is now how it looks like:
      = You hurt my knuckles with your jaw when I punched you in the face!

    • @dandee6331
      @dandee6331 Год назад

      @@ReformedWhiteKnight what if I told...you they funded the Germans.....this is the plan all along

  • @pp-bb6jj
    @pp-bb6jj 3 года назад +209

    LOL. Old Yuri didn't tell you that the same group of people demoralized Germans in Germany and Americans in America yet they aren't Germans or Americans.

    • @Eye_Of_Odin978
      @Eye_Of_Odin978 Год назад

      They're a rootless people, aren't they?
      With no fatherland of their own to speak of. They live in Brussels one week, in London the next.

    • @EchoKilo-wi9ec
      @EchoKilo-wi9ec Год назад +15

      Plenty of Americans were active or complicit enough in both cases to the point where this is irrelevant.

    • @perfectibilist
      @perfectibilist Год назад +34

      Exactly. But, many people aren’t ready to go down that rabbit hole.

    • @marioarguello6989
      @marioarguello6989 Год назад +51

      @@EchoKilo-wi9ec Utter nonsense. The identities of the leaders, of the power behind the plan are very important facts.

    • @dehaman_4_144
      @dehaman_4_144 Год назад +20

      People consuming content like this know who they are. The author of the video has mentioned it couple of times.

  • @65krishna43
    @65krishna43 4 года назад +193

    The reason I think Yuri bezmenov didn't Frankfurt school is because he didn't want to be an Anti Semitic. The Frankfurt school was critical of the ussr but it hated the West more

    • @paulvonhindenburg4727
      @paulvonhindenburg4727 4 года назад +39

      Especially Germany and Britain

    • @Aristoteles83
      @Aristoteles83 4 года назад +10

      The West = gentiles

    • @gumwap1
      @gumwap1 4 года назад +91

      They were upset that Stalin purged their tribesmen and they didn’t end up in control of the USSR. They created a monster that turned on them. But like someone said above, the were critical of the USSR but they hated western civilization even more. They had become powerless to change the situation in Russia, so they turned their efforts to more fertile soil.

    • @neilwhitaker6284
      @neilwhitaker6284 3 года назад +22

      @@gumwap1 There was a big purge around 1937 where Stalin got rid of them but then in 1951 he really cracks down on them. The Jewish Doctors Plot en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctors'_plot

    • @j_p_stratorus211
      @j_p_stratorus211 3 года назад +49

      That's true. It's very likely Yuri knew a lot about the Frankfurt School but since most of them were jewish he didn't want to risk being labeled an anti-semite by talking about them.

  • @lennybrewster4673
    @lennybrewster4673 Год назад +88

    Just remember who invented communism and who sits at the head of every institution we have that wields any semblance of power.

    • @pn2543
      @pn2543 8 месяцев назад +5

      Qui? QUI???

    • @youreshouldoflearntgrammer8277
      @youreshouldoflearntgrammer8277 7 месяцев назад

      Immanuel Kant

    • @PJHamann1
      @PJHamann1 6 месяцев назад +5

      The British. Why was Karl Marx allowed to live in London until the end of his days, after he was kicked out of 5 other countries for agitation? Why was Lenin in Britain before he went to lead the revolution? Trotsky was a British intelligent asset. Communist revolutions destabilized Britains historic adversaries. China, Spain, Russia. Communism is essentially feudalism, and there were many British actors who interfaced with prominent communists, who advocated a return to feudal society, and who hated capitalism.

    • @martygriffith2135
      @martygriffith2135 5 месяцев назад

      @@PJHamann1and look wht is happening in the UK now. It has come full circle but now it’s the end game I which all powerful western societies will be dismantled from within in order to bring in the one world rule.

    • @TavistockLiesBrainwashing
      @TavistockLiesBrainwashing 5 месяцев назад +5

      Tikkum Olam

  • @nezz0r
    @nezz0r Год назад +145

    What I find important is simply this: To make people realize that the things currently happening are not happening because of incompetence or coincidence but on purpose.
    There are multiple stages in which people are in. Each stage comes after overcoming the above stage.
    1. Trust of the Media
    2. Things happen due to incompetence, coincidence or just "mere" corruption.
    3. Recognizing that people in power work to establish a one world government.
    - Recognizing anti democratic power structures (NGOs) such as:
    - Council of Foreign Relations
    - UN
    Agendas:
    - UN - Replacement Migration
    - UN - Sustainable Development
    - Trilateral Commision
    - International Monetary Fund
    - World Bank
    Central Banks
    - Bilderberg
    - World Economic Forum
    - Young Global Leaders
    - and so on.
    4. Recognizing the influence of "secret" socities such as the freemasons. For example take a look at the american presidents for that matter.
    5. Elite Voldemorts

    • @moomoomajesticmoose3734
      @moomoomajesticmoose3734 Год назад +3

      I'm pretty sure more presidents were Presbyterian than freemason but I get your point

    • @Matt-zp1jn
      @Matt-zp1jn Год назад

      The coming economic nwo system is in place by the imf/bis/wef/cfr etc to get onto the new digital currencies on THEIR blockchains of financial control. Stockmarkets, everything will be crashed/shut down (emp, electric grid down,old internet “breaks” so the new internet THEY want, with free speech back under control).

    • @hisinvisibleness-fn8qj
      @hisinvisibleness-fn8qj Год назад

      ​@@moomoomajesticmoose3734 how would you know for sure? Publicly maybe but an inordinate amount were masons which as we know a cult of luciferianism

    • @SquidShield
      @SquidShield Год назад +3

      ​@@moomoomajesticmoose3734A large percentage of Americans were presbyterians, so that reflects voter interests. Little to no voters were freemasons.

    • @ChristAliveForevermore
      @ChristAliveForevermore Год назад +21

      Elite Voldemorts is a great phrase because it's spot on if you truly understand Lord Voldemort's character in the Harry Potter series: a genius individual (high IQ + high general ability) cursed with a loveless megalomania following from a petulant fear of death. He is a man who desires to transcend humanity by denying it within himself and killing all who oppose his Ego (bring unto others what thou fearest in thyself). The only solution to a gang of Lord Voldemorts is a gang of Harry Potters, i.e., normal individuals with a propensity to love others and who strive after the unconditional form of love that derives from a Higher Power.
      In essence, these Voldemorts in society are fundamentally atheistic, bordering (if not outright crossing the line of) Satan worship, and we must become akin to Christ (which always starts with seeking out humility daily).
      It is only by simple love that these monsters will be defeated, which I do believe to be the inevitable state of mankind: love shall prevail overwhelmingly in the very end.

  • @Anonymous163ful
    @Anonymous163ful 3 года назад +47

    In fact, the KGB only used the Frankfurt school for their own purposes. What Yuri said does not contradict the "Frankfurt School".

  • @George-nh1er
    @George-nh1er 4 года назад +137

    Interesting. I didn't realise there were 2 competing subversive movements operating for the same ends at the same time.

  • @kebman
    @kebman 4 года назад +60

    The implication of Christianity as a fascist entity might be the reason for why so many pastors and priests today are so adamant at being _tolerant_ of people of a certain competing faith, even to the point of reading their texts in church...

    • @universalflamethrower6342
      @universalflamethrower6342 Год назад

      Read Malachi Martin for that. The Reason that those in charge of the church are Marxists

    • @JohnSmith-le5oe
      @JohnSmith-le5oe Год назад

      Most churches and Christian ministers are weeds planted by the Devil among Christs field.

    • @bullymaguire2061
      @bullymaguire2061 10 месяцев назад

      Christianity is a disease upon humanity.

    • @josflorida5346
      @josflorida5346 2 месяца назад

      Christianity has been repeatedly struggle sessioned into a barebones unrecognizable form of "christianity" in order to stay around. It has turned into the kid at school that was repeatedly shamed until they fell in line with all the modern social trends while losing their own identity

  • @chrisk5454
    @chrisk5454 2 месяца назад +5

    Turns out there are easy litmus tests for demoralization. The easiest one is:
    If you think men and women are interchangeable, you're demoralized.

  • @astronomybrainiac
    @astronomybrainiac Год назад +41

    And you left out the part where most of the Frankfurt School advocated for abolishing age of consent laws.
    Funny, that.

    • @timvella1817
      @timvella1817 8 месяцев назад

      The frankfurt school was about destroying society. Splitting families,drugs,porn. Birth control reducing population of the native patriots. Destroying a nations history, identity politics grouping people against each other. Using TV,Hollywood,newspapers to damage morality and truth

    • @ramonacosta2647
      @ramonacosta2647 20 дней назад

      He also left out the size of the hats worn by most members of the Frankfurt School. Understandable since YT doesn't like people talking about chapeau radii.

  • @pyromcr
    @pyromcr 4 года назад +88

    Sub 80 IQ: There were good guys and bad buys in WW2
    80-120 IQ: There were shades of grey in WW2
    120+ IQ: There were good guys and bad guys in WW2

    • @threethrushes
      @threethrushes Год назад +27

      Knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein is not the monster.
      Wisdom is knowing that Frankenstein is the monster.

    • @bullymaguire2061
      @bullymaguire2061 10 месяцев назад

      @MrMirville Trump is a J

    • @floppypancakes9509
      @floppypancakes9509 10 месяцев назад +12

      140IQ - WW2 was a pointless war that destroyed Europe, and Germany had much to do with that

    • @timvella1817
      @timvella1817 8 месяцев назад

      Germany tried to save Europe,do you not listen?

    • @evelynn4273
      @evelynn4273 7 месяцев назад +2

      definitions of good and bad usually have to do with one's ideology, which in turn, is usually downstream of one's agenda.

  • @MrCutFolks7
    @MrCutFolks7 2 месяца назад +4

    They have been social engineering the Mass for a very long time. Generations and still doing it now and look what we have.

  • @blakej6416
    @blakej6416 Год назад +20

    It's interesting to note the Frankfurt thinkers' notion about fascism being an "inborn" trait - that kind of thinking very much smacks of the eugenics movement that had been in vogue amongst Progressives earlier that century.

  • @pearsef7550
    @pearsef7550 4 года назад +82

    I don't think Yuri left anything out, he was only telling the story of subversion from his own perspective. It just so happened that it was also happening simultaneously from institutions like the Frankfurt school. Perhaps it was a slightly different (not exactly Soviet) form of subversion , similar to the Trotsky vs Lenin socialism ...... both being very bad but still distinct from one another

    • @lorefox201
      @lorefox201 3 года назад +13

      what both Yuri and AA left out is that the distinction is irrelevant since the USSR always was a client state of State Department and the main puppet in their war against Defense.
      The Cold War has always been a civil war, and it ended only recently with the complete submission of Defense to State.

    • @pegasus5287
      @pegasus5287 Год назад +1

      They did a heck of a job here in the US. Look at the state of things here, everyone is divided and rooting for some ridiculous "team".

  • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
    @GreyWolfLeaderTW 4 года назад +205

    Actually, Yuri Bezmenov simply described what was going on in the KGB and Soviet system. He was likely kept in the dark while working for the KBG as to what the Institute for Social Research was and who was part of it.
    The Soviets did pour millions of dollars into Hollywood and the American Communist Party throughout the 20th century in the hopes of getting pro-Soviet propaganda made (and sometimes they succeeded). They simply were not the only people trying to influence the US and the West. The Soviet Union's demoralization strategies and the Institute of Social Research are not mutually exclusive to each other.

    • @dehaman_4_144
      @dehaman_4_144 Год назад

      KGB was soviet version of FBI. It did not do ideological warfare against other nations. It's purpose was to control soviet people.

    • @bdleo300
      @bdleo300 Год назад

      'Yuri' was 100% fake, reading CIA script for Murican sheeple. and they still believe this laughable Reaganist propaganda.
      Woke and globalism were not created by 'commies', they were created by US corporations.

    • @cechzc2e
      @cechzc2e Год назад +1

      Vice versa

    • @DW-zj6ux
      @DW-zj6ux Год назад

      ​@@cechzc2eexactly American banks gave the Soviets start up Money

  • @RegularSizeRick
    @RegularSizeRick 4 года назад +160

    If the definition of fascism is actually all of European and American culture then fascism is worth fighting for and defending.

    • @cephalopodx7587
      @cephalopodx7587 3 года назад +15

      No, the European and American culture are based on individual freedom. What the FS wants to do is destroy 'free will'. This is just one more, of many, manipulations engineered by the same people who engineered the Frankfurt School. This very reason is why I am an anarcho-homicidalist.

    • @drooleybob
      @drooleybob 3 года назад +13

      "European and American culture" gave us the denazification regime.

    • @arminius504
      @arminius504 3 года назад +10

      @@drooleybob *doubt

    • @sluggo5260
      @sluggo5260 2 года назад

      @@cephalopodx7587 ....Torches and pitch forks and rope...Oh My!....I agree.

    • @TheWayoftheSith
      @TheWayoftheSith 2 года назад +14

      @@cephalopodx7587 Fascism wants to balance individual liberty with social responsibilities, duty to folk, community, nation and to god.

  • @CsImre
    @CsImre Год назад +13

    Bezmenov didn't say the quiet part out loud, as he wouldn't have been allowed to talk about small headgear people.

  • @aereree
    @aereree Год назад +21

    Yuri also said that Moscow wasnt the the sole player in doing ideological subversion

    • @VndNvwYvvSvv
      @VndNvwYvvSvv 7 месяцев назад

      Correct. It was only a tool, having been a victim of it prior in the B01sh3vik revolution

    • @markhathaway9456
      @markhathaway9456 6 месяцев назад

      Many parties have utilized media and other means of reaching many people to spread their ideas. It's a very old idea, though some modern uses are noteworthy.

    • @VndNvwYvvSvv
      @VndNvwYvvSvv 6 месяцев назад +3

      @@markhathaway9456 notice my reply was deleted. What's the main group culpable for 85% of Bolshevik leadership and most all the plights the west faces? John 7:44. Acts 7:43. Maybe that won't get zapped

  • @zubstep
    @zubstep 4 года назад +184

    If you believe the language games of the Post-Communists are effectively constraining or controlling the thoughts of the masses, you ought to give a damn about calling these ideological enemies by an effective and accurate name to unmask their efforts and win the battle for free thought.
    The often used insult of "Communist" comes off hyperbolic and thoroughly anachronistic to the neutral or moderate. Additionally, it is not quite right, as serious changes have really been made in the world and in the people who were communists. AA addresses that well in this very video. Another common alternative, "Leftist," as a term is too vague and fails to get at any of the real issues. Worse, its origin is an 18th century French setting that bears little to no relation to the modern and post-modern developments which we must continually stress to effectively unmask and counter our opponents.
    However, "Post-Communist" as a term strikes right at the Truth. It acknowledges that the communists have become something else after the fall of the USSR and the utter failure of Communism in so many countries worldwide. It denies the common presumption that the communists simply just disappeared or all become happy liberal democrats. We know damn well the Post-Communists are something different yet hide in plain sight, while co-opting various causes (Environmentalism, BLM, etc.) to pose an existential threat to liberty and traditional values in our civilization.
    The term "Post-Communist" comes from, not surprisingly, the eastern bloc, where, after all they've been through, they know damn well how to call this particular demon by a proper name. Maybe there is a more effective name to be used for our environment in the English-speaking west, but the best guesses may all be subjective. I suggest the former here simply for its apparent efficacy where it is used to categorize and identify the opposition's wide variety of terms used to mask themselves (i.e. progressive, intersectional, liberal, anti-fascist, etc.).
    TLDR: We in the Anglosphere ought to adopt a term like "Post-Communist" to describe and address the post-modern left with which we are contending, because it's accurate, it tacitly acknowledges their chameleon-like cause co-opting tactics, and actively hurts them through repetition, as is always required to influence the masses. Edit: If you have suggestions, please make them. By no means do I mean to imply this is the best possible term; only that it appears to work elsewhere for good reasons, and should start our thinking about getting "on message" far more effectively.

    • @_g7085
      @_g7085 4 года назад +17

      I like that term. It fits in with "neoliberal" and "neoconservative" to denote a modern interpretation of an older label.

    • @zubstep
      @zubstep 4 года назад +17

      @@_g7085 Yes, post-modern innovations have been made by the former communist to continue to pursue their ideals. It must be acknowledged, so as to identify them clearly, always and denounce them or rhetorically back them into the corner and keep them there so to speak. So much more slippery is the Post-Communist than the Communist, that it is necessary to call them by such a name to tie them down to the association they cleverly manipulate and invent language to obscure or deny. For this reason, it must be done, over and over relentlessly. Any social democrat, progressive liberal, or any other such chameleon or smoke-screen label must be rebutted with "Post-Communist." They will not like it, and you will know you have hit the nail on the head by their poor reaction every time.

    • @rwatertree
      @rwatertree 4 года назад +25

      Post communist sounds totally lame and conveys no information. "What's after communism?" the normies will ask. Worse, your enemies don't even use that term so if you accuse someone of being a 'post-communist' you'll get blank stares or giggling retorts, "Duh, the Cold War is over, grandpa". Don't get bogged down by labels because they can change quickly. Socialists called themselves liberals during the Red Scare, liberals adopted the term progressives when the former was seen as too soft during the War on Terror.
      Critique ideas, patterns, institutions and people. Let your friends know that intersectionality and _whiteness_ are not just bunk, they're harmful, divisive bunk. Make a point of examples; a black students union demands segregated dorms, or a prosecutor refuses to press charges for the sake of 'racial justice' - that's Intersectionality in action. Ibrahim X Kendi is not a 'post-communist' he's a huckster, a snakeoil merchant. Affirmative action in universities doesn't create equality, its a cash grab as they get federally backed student loan money from minorities who drop out at much higher rates. An increasingly large share of the money goes to administration anyway not even to faculty; that's the business of diversity and inclusion irl.

    • @pishwiddleflabbercuntjon3626
      @pishwiddleflabbercuntjon3626 4 года назад +3

      I was contemplating this very idea today what a coincidence. I like post-communist. Has the edge of a century of evils to it but denotes a separate ideology.

    • @bobhonkhonk9843
      @bobhonkhonk9843 4 года назад +14

      ive got a better one, just search "early life"

  • @fishslappr
    @fishslappr 2 года назад +38

    Basically we're still living with ww2 propaganda that's mutated.

    • @TheArcturusProject
      @TheArcturusProject Год назад

      The commies have been working on us since 1920s!

    • @phillipsmiley5930
      @phillipsmiley5930 7 месяцев назад

      WW2 never ended, google "Europaische_Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft_Berlin_1942"
      By 1942 they knew they couldnt win, and formed a committee to work out
      how to carry on by other means

  • @madmanpete
    @madmanpete 4 года назад +47

    The day this interview got out, Yuri is already speaking to the 3rd generation of subverted americans. Today.... i dont know, you connect the dots.

    • @AwakenedAvocado
      @AwakenedAvocado 2 года назад

      The ultimate victims and targets of this subverted group are the "woke". Take some solace in knowing they'll be disposed of as useless idiots eventually.

    • @elcidleon6500
      @elcidleon6500 Год назад

      What's going on right now, many people are realizing that.

  • @Hunter-yj6zb
    @Hunter-yj6zb Год назад +47

    Reading about this “school” is difficult because they were filled with such mental pathology and BS it’s astounding.

    • @hdjwkrbrnflfnfbrjrmd
      @hdjwkrbrnflfnfbrjrmd Год назад +22

      And that garbage is ruling the world 🙃

    • @crackerjack2303
      @crackerjack2303 Год назад +21

      We all know who we are talking about ✡️

    • @DefineHatespeech
      @DefineHatespeech Год назад +10

      Nosehat mafia

    • @CP-pt1ot
      @CP-pt1ot Год назад

      Most critical-theories and post-modernist thought is leftist cope.

  • @Warcrimeenthusiast
    @Warcrimeenthusiast 3 месяца назад +19

    Its always them isnt it ? Every single time

    • @Charles-m3w
      @Charles-m3w 12 дней назад

      My heart goes out to you

    • @benz.8787
      @benz.8787 5 часов назад +1

      Allways has been, Fren.

  • @tideatmilehigh2727
    @tideatmilehigh2727 4 года назад +259

    Great video Sir. I have to say that my opinion of the Soviet Union is definitely a lot more nuanced these days compared to what it once was. In East Germany, the USSR did not attempt to do nearly any of the subversive psychological manipulation of the German inhabitants within their zone, and I'd go as far as to saying that the USSR tried to mesh some of the strong cultural aspects of German tradition with Soviet Socialism. East Germany had a very strong national identity within its borders as could be seen with the military parades that the NVA held regularly that were almost directly comparable to old Prussian, imperial German, and N**I doctrines. This is completely nothing like what you see in the West, which is utterly demoralized and ashamed on their past through decades of disgusting insidious brainwashing promoted by Western intelligence agencies, governments, intellectuals etc.
    And this leads to perhaps my most controversial opinion. The root of our problems today is not because of subversive KGB rhetoric as you pointed out in your video, but instead the end result of the West's practice and embrace of Social Liberalism at the end of World War II. Social Liberalism is a cancer of our society that permeates within the borders of every western nation. Social Liberalism has led to the absolute demoralization of many of European heritage and opened the doors to the problems we see today. Social Liberalism in now engrained in the ethos of those who control the institutions of power within the United States who in return collectively use the United States as a vessel to export this disgusting ideology to weaker nations so that planet Earth can become one giant shopping mall.
    You look at Eastern Europe, and they do not have this problem because the USSR didn't embrace Social Liberalism. The USSR was a country after all that proudly paraded troops, tanks, and ICBMs in the streets of Moscow every year. Your average normie westerner is so pathetically cucked and self-loathing that they are repulsed at the very notion of having troops displayed in their nation’s capital for a celebration such as the 4th of July. And while I do not support or condone Soviet Socialism, I recognize that the problems we see today are not because of their political philosophy, but of ours. When I was in high school, I was angered when I would hear news about how the Iranian president would refer to the United States as "The Great Satan". And you know what is fucked up as I've gotten older? I kind of agree with him these days. Through unwanted psychological manipulation the hardworking people of the United States let their country be the world cop that through direct force imposes social liberalism anywhere it can influence. And if you don’t comply? Well then you’ll meet the same fate as Sadaam or Gadaffi.

    • @Vingul
      @Vingul 4 года назад +15

      Good comment, I’ve got nothing much to add but I recommend you see Werner Herzog’s «Meeting Gorbachev» from 2018 if you haven’t already. Doesn’t go deep into the things you touch upon, but it’s a great view into the mind of someone I consider one of the greats in modern politics.

    • @courtilz1012
      @courtilz1012 4 года назад +34

      My opinion of the USSR also changed when I started going to Belarus in the early 2010s and started wondering about why the last neo-Soviet country in Europe felt so right wing, in ways that were unknown in the West probably since General Franco died.

    • @admontblanc
      @admontblanc 3 года назад

      What better way to push your enemy further towards the ideology that will destroy it, than to wave the spectre of a, allegedly, opposing vision such as Communism?
      The best way to counter your opposition is to control it.

    • @carmofantasmapiu5575
      @carmofantasmapiu5575 3 года назад

      The frankfurt school and new left were funded also to be anti-soviet, to sell to westerners and soviet people a more "true" form of socialism. The ideology that resulted is a very strong poison capable of demoralizing a nation and opposing any true popular/populist movement, by calling everyone who challenges power a "racist/homophobe/chud/etc..."

    • @sluggo5260
      @sluggo5260 2 года назад +17

      @TideatMileHigh....After twenty plus years in the military, I have come to the same opinion....but then I guess we "just don't love Israel enough!"

  • @darrenjones2933
    @darrenjones2933 3 года назад +61

    You should also do a video on the attempts by communists to take over Germany after WWI. The defeat of the communist revolutionaries after WWI led to the "Frankfurt School" researching and adopting alternative subversive techniques.

    • @nicolasnicolas3889
      @nicolasnicolas3889 Год назад +3

      Charlotte Izerbyt - The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America - DDDoA

  • @irjeff
    @irjeff Год назад +5

    Yuri was pretty clear it wasn't just them doing it, nor did it depend on Soviet subversion alone. The problem was Marxism, and the suggestion the Frankfurters were anti-Soviet is almost inconsequential. Also, the methods used in East Germany couldn't be used in the West, so the Soviet subversion of the non-communist countries wouldn't be the same.
    Still, a nice, pithy commentary on where we find ourselves. Yuri was my "red pill" (pardon the pun).
    Watch how the next great "enemy of our democracy" is identified as those (absurdly labelled) "Christo-facists". The ideology has to completely destroy the existing system of values and provide a substitute to totally achieve the subversion (a la Gramsci).

  • @jasoncrouzat7509
    @jasoncrouzat7509 6 месяцев назад +7

    I was watching this video his videos back in the early eighties yes I'm very familiar with Yuri basmanov I also had the rare opportunity to meet him in person

  • @3516C
    @3516C 2 месяца назад +8

    Every single time.

  • @herotolegend
    @herotolegend 4 года назад +70

    I am blown away with this video. Incredible work it shows how propaganda and a lack of education can do a world of hurt on the American public.

    • @LeeLee-kk1qu
      @LeeLee-kk1qu Год назад +3

      This is just human nature

    • @sidewinder3316
      @sidewinder3316 Год назад

      false education can do the same and has. when its done intentionally its a crime against the people.

  • @williammkydde
    @williammkydde 4 года назад +138

    The Kremlin, in the 70ies, explicitly condemned Marcuse and other alternative communist currents, like the Eurocommunism, Maoism, Trotskyism and left radicalisms. This was repeatedly done by Brezhnev in his program speeches. There were political reasons for that condemantion: mainly, rivalry for the leading role in the international communist movement. However, Moscow must have been clearly pleased by the decomposition of the Western societies. Long hair was not allowed for youngsters in the 60ies and 70ies in the USSR, but the hippie factor in the USA, along with anti-Vietnam-War movement, were a very good news for the USSR. Stalin used to hate and despise the social democrats, but Brezhnev flirted with them, through his detente policy with Willy Brandt e.g. So, yes, the process was multi-faceted, but Bezmenov was right about the 4 stages. During the 4 years of Trump we see the destabilization inflicted by the left and the rotten part of the liberals, and covid has triggered the crisis we're currently in.

    • @mattfm101
      @mattfm101 4 года назад +35

      The 'Russian' revolution wasn't done by the Russians

    • @reuvenpolonskiy2544
      @reuvenpolonskiy2544 3 года назад +4

      @@mattfm101 Millions of Russians participated in it, without this, there would be no Russian revolution.
      A society of tens of millions cannot be taken by a small group.

    • @joebidenisapedophile
      @joebidenisapedophile 3 года назад +14

      and biden's "unity" is the normalization

    • @kttee8687
      @kttee8687 3 года назад +36

      @@reuvenpolonskiy2544 Yet tens of millions of americans have been taken by a small group. It was not real russians that caused the revolution in russia and its not real americans that has caused the chaos in america today

    • @DIEGhostfish
      @DIEGhostfish 3 года назад +17

      @@reuvenpolonskiy2544 Yet 80% of their officer corps were from one small group

  • @farstar88
    @farstar88 4 года назад +123

    funny how it's impossible to talk about communism without talking about Jewishness.

    • @cameronkoontz6393
      @cameronkoontz6393 4 года назад +11

      Then explain Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand

    • @violent_bebop9687
      @violent_bebop9687 4 года назад +26

      Hmmmnnn....Hollywood has this problem of political correctness....coincidence???

    • @Charles-hy6gp
      @Charles-hy6gp 3 года назад

      Its not about Communism vs Capitalism or Left vs Right, its about Globalism vs Nationalism
      ruclips.net/video/noXPLL7pyfU/видео.html&ab_channel=Binkov%27sBattlegrounds
      If anything USSR and Israel were created by the same people, but USSR supported the enemies of Israel
      Saddam Hussein, Adbel Nasser were such anti-communists leaders despitet that they still got support and aided by communists

    • @tonyedward6909
      @tonyedward6909 Год назад

      They also control capitalism, They prefer communism. Heads I win tails you lose 😂 ​@@cameronkoontz6393

    • @whereswaldo5740
      @whereswaldo5740 Год назад +13

      @@cameronkoontz6393. What’s to explain? Look where they are. And what have they done.

  • @ThisTall
    @ThisTall Год назад +10

    Yuri mainstreamed for the same reason G Edward Griffin had a career. Because they both produced kosher versions of real info, so they were no threat to the systems power centre.

  • @tomaszrogalka4420
    @tomaszrogalka4420 Год назад +26

    No original sin in east - central europe. No slavery, no colonies, no holocaust.

    • @sirrathersplendid4825
      @sirrathersplendid4825 10 месяцев назад +6

      Plenty of slavery, but it was slavery of the Slavs by other peoples.

    • @phillipsmiley5930
      @phillipsmiley5930 7 месяцев назад

      @@sirrathersplendid4825 ended by the Royal Navy and some help from US marines at Tripoli

    • @VndNvwYvvSvv
      @VndNvwYvvSvv 7 месяцев назад

      Those things didn't happen in central Europe either. The one isn't even real.

    • @Darth-Mariner
      @Darth-Mariner 6 месяцев назад

      @@phillipsmiley5930 No. He was talking about Slavic slave trade route in Middle Ages and later on from XV to XX century by Turks in Osman Empire.

  • @laius6047
    @laius6047 4 года назад +14

    That's sickening to listen. If what they are doing isn't evil, I don't know what is.

  • @sdrc92126
    @sdrc92126 Год назад +7

    "Anyone looking for black shirts, mass parties, or men on horseback will miss the telltale clues of creeping fascism... In America, it would be supermodern and multi-ethnic-as American as Madison Avenue, executive luncheons, credit cards, and apple pie. It would be fascism with a smile.
    -Czeslaw Milosz

    • @VegaTakeOver
      @VegaTakeOver Год назад

      based

    • @sdrc92126
      @sdrc92126 Год назад

      @@VegaTakeOver Lookup the full quote. RUclips does not like it

  • @theeternalanglo4626
    @theeternalanglo4626 4 года назад +46

    One of the best videos you've ever done no doubt.

  • @dorkusmaximus3033
    @dorkusmaximus3033 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @aereree
    @aereree 2 года назад +27

    To be fair, Yuri calls out Sun Tzu tacticts and says Russia isnt the only entity doing this in the US.

  • @M_reapr
    @M_reapr 4 года назад +150

    This really makes me sad seeing how effective this was on the christians I pray that christians can find strength and resolve to actually come back to what scripture says and not this heretical doctrine and progressive mindset.

    • @joshuabarnard5702
      @joshuabarnard5702 4 года назад +41

      Yeah. We've gone from "the salt of the earth and the light of this world" to "well, we're in the world but not of the world". The world is conquering the church instead of the church trying to conquer the world.

    • @myname604
      @myname604 4 года назад +7

      @@joshuabarnard5702 The church has no business conquering anything. Enough of my European ancestors were burned at the stake for you sick anti-nature religion! It was the first wave of this globalist attack on us!

    • @joshuabarnard5702
      @joshuabarnard5702 4 года назад +24

      @@myname604 Ok Pagan

    • @myname604
      @myname604 4 года назад +4

      @@joshuabarnard5702 ! e k i K

    • @Kydino
      @Kydino 4 года назад +11

      @@myname604 look dude just because you dislike poz Christianity, a very rational decision, doesn't mean you have to LARP as a cringe lord pagan.
      It's about as stupid as those faux masculinity products such as old spice and hipster lumberjack beards. Just become a trad atheist or get back into the fold.

  • @Michael-it7nx
    @Michael-it7nx Год назад +18

    The German were not the bad guys… it was the J’s

  • @azinfidel6461
    @azinfidel6461 Год назад +4

    Having been born in 1956 I can look back and see that the revolution started in 1960s and continued gradually up through 2020.

  • @DeiniolJones-ge6ov
    @DeiniolJones-ge6ov 7 месяцев назад +39

    Very interesting. This provides a good link explaining that Adorno’s programme spilled out into western culture generally in the 60s. The pieces are falling together.

    • @besovereign2032
      @besovereign2032 6 месяцев назад +5

      the good news is it is not global and it will go away when the US empire and maybe some of its allies go away too

    • @szilardtoth8814
      @szilardtoth8814 5 месяцев назад +4

      ​@@besovereign2032 maybe. But the societies, more concretely the surviving heavily damaged remains of the genuine societies shall be left to cope with the overall consequences.

  • @regbar0
    @regbar0 4 года назад +29

    Yuri also mentioned in passing how US and British multinationals financed German and Soviet war efforts.

    • @d0gM3at
      @d0gM3at 4 года назад +19

      There were some US bankers who also funded the Soviet revolution.

    • @melfice999
      @melfice999 4 года назад +8

      Indeed. Trotsky himself got sent to Russia by example by Woodrow Wilson's direct support, which leads to all the horrors and church burnings that happened henceforth. and most all of his personal wealth came from NYC business class and the British banks.
      Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
      - is a very good book for this matter if anyone is curious to read just how horribly involved Entente "banking class" was at supporting of Trotsky and the Red revolution.
      And in Bitchute there are few documentaries about Trotsky and him calling for Russia to be formed as a Zionist revolutionary state.

  • @growingoaks
    @growingoaks Год назад +9

    “Accuse your enemy of that which you are guilty yourself” leftism in a nutshell. I really hope this isnt related to our political climate in America cuz if so, we are truly fucked.

  • @johnsharpe6411
    @johnsharpe6411 Год назад +14

    The program of de-Americanization. Yuri was still giving a warning even if he was hesitant to be explicit. Now I can guess why he was killed and by who.

  • @bc5cd
    @bc5cd Год назад +22

    “What AA Does No Tell You” in this video: The Early Life Section of the entire Frankfurt School

  • @tomasstride9590
    @tomasstride9590 4 года назад +69

    I found this a very valuable and much needed analysis. I have always understood what Bezmenov said as describing a process rather than some plot coming from Moscow. It always rather annoys me when the whole thing is reduced to a KGB plot ,which is often the case. The presentation here is much more coherent and convincing.

    • @michaels4255
      @michaels4255 2 года назад +5

      The Soviets promoted disruptive left wing groups that they did not necessarily see eye to eye with. When you control a state with large financial resources and sophisticated intelligence operations, it is amazing what you can do. Most likely, it is still going on (both Russia and China), and of course the US has learned to do it too, as does Israel to some extent among its Muslim neighbors although it is of course a much smaller country.

    • @cultureofmen
      @cultureofmen Год назад +3

      I think bezmenov kept to his KGB story.m because of the timing he came out with his revelations. And likewise we can’t expect one man to have all the answers.

  • @ingold1470
    @ingold1470 3 года назад +34

    My own father was a probable victim of this. He was 10 years old when the Third Reich fell, and now believes that the German emphasis on discipline, classism and the practice of instilling the fear of authority in children through corporal punishment was responsible for its defeat (by enabling foolish commands to be obeyed). It seems likely that these ideas were seeded at some point by the Denazification program. Though despite this and living since 1956 in Canada he retains the stereotypical German perfectionism and a love for the German classics.
    Did the Frankfurt Schoolers desire to remould the German character into the perfect vassals? Accepting of their type of authority and pacifistic, and yet retaining the old quality craftsmanship and the "Dichter und Denker" (within limits determined by them of course).

    • @dickystrike6966
      @dickystrike6966 Год назад

      Kabbalist hassidis confirm that it's exactly what happened. Similary with replacement of everything Russian tradition with Bolshevism from the area known as the Ukraine.

    • @Freigeist2008
      @Freigeist2008 Год назад +4

      I think the "old German character" was and is more rebellious than a lot of other in Europe. Especially in comparison to UK/USA, where never had been any revolution. And the US-Revolution was an independece war, fought by 3% of the population. Germany had several examples of revolutions. The peasant wars, the reformation, 1848, 1933, 1989 and i think a new revolutions is in the progress. n the other hand we fought for ideals, and not like the French 1789 for hunger

    • @Renone87
      @Renone87 6 месяцев назад

      Iam English and Irish and it breaks my heart everyday that Winston drag us into that war with our own brothers all for his personal gain and for his bosses in the USA

    • @paulis7319
      @paulis7319 5 месяцев назад

      "If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding! How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?!?" Amazing how spot-on Pink Floyd was with their lyrics.

  • @eteline_music
    @eteline_music 4 года назад +21

    As Jay Dyer pointed out, Bezmanov said what his American hosts wanted. It had to be the Soviets behind all the subversion when he switched to the "other side" (in inverted commas because US corporations funded and bailed out the USSR countless times over many decades).

    • @michaels4255
      @michaels4255 2 года назад +2

      Bezmenov never had do everything he did. He could easily have kept a lower profile, and in fact it probably would have been safer to do so. Regardless of what corporations did, Bezmenov knew less about that because he did not come from a capitalist business background. He talked and wrote about what he knew.

    • @markhathaway9456
      @markhathaway9456 6 месяцев назад

      @@michaels4255 Yes, in America there are many groups who attempt to spread their ideas. The church, corporations, economists, (less) philosphers, cranks, etc.

  • @jonfoxtrot5135
    @jonfoxtrot5135 11 месяцев назад +2

    Bezmenov's seminars presented the case that the KGB infiltrated various US government, education and corporate institutions. I'm not sure he suggested the KGB created the 4 stage process, but that that is what they utilized.

  • @BearsArms45
    @BearsArms45 Год назад +8

    What he didn’t tell us was the ethnic origins of communism.
    The same man that also laid the framework for Zionism.

  • @willmiddleton7653
    @willmiddleton7653 11 месяцев назад +2

    If anything, the overall message of this support's Yuri. His main message isnt that it was Russian subversion that had caused the demoralization, it was the ideology (sickness) that had been successful in spreading through America.

  • @LEEEEMO
    @LEEEEMO 4 года назад +35

    Outstanding brief piece of work on the Frankfurt thinkers.

  • @wulfherecyning1282
    @wulfherecyning1282 4 года назад +88

    So... Yuri didn't tell us that while his group of communists were using these tactics against the west, another group of communists unrelated to Yuri was also doing it on a larger scale with far greater success and sophistication? I don't understand why you framed it as if criticising Besmenov.
    I mean, that would be like saying "What Academic Agent didn't tell you; Sargon was making videos on the same topic to a far bigger audience". It wouldn't make sense to title it that way because Sargon is both outside your influence and you can't be expected to know his every move...
    For all we know, Besmenov was mostly unaware of how deep the Frankfurt school had dug its claws into the west. Even if he was aware, he didn't have personal knowledge of it, because he defected from the USSR, not the Frankfurt School. It makes more sense to talk about what you yourself are (ostensibly) familiar with.
    That's like saying "what this world champion snooker player failed to tell you; pool is a much more common game". Yeah, but he is a snooker player, why would he come along and tell you about pool when he has never played it?
    The video was good, just the complaint or reference or link to Besmenov seems a bit tenuous.
    I'm not a fan of Yuri or anything either. I don't know much about him. Just purely logically this link makes no sense to me.

    • @AcademicAgent
      @AcademicAgent  4 года назад +67

      Because by framing it as Moscow it somehow locates the enemy out there as part of Cold War whereas this issue is much more difficult to deal with.

    • @wulfherecyning1282
      @wulfherecyning1282 4 года назад +15

      @@AcademicAgent So are you criticising Yuri, or criticising the weird mainstreaming of him today which makes it sound like a historical, irrelevant problem? :/

    • @AcademicAgent
      @AcademicAgent  4 года назад +49

      Wulfhere Cyning just saying it’s not the full story

    • @theeternalanglo4626
      @theeternalanglo4626 4 года назад +40

      @@wulfherecyning1282 Mate he is saying that Marxist subversion isn't dependent on the soviet union. Instead, its something that comes from our own hatred of the nazis. yuri was more of an example.

    • @thegreathadoken6808
      @thegreathadoken6808 4 года назад +9

      Try to not care too much what videos are called. It's just meant as a hook to get you to watch.

  • @guntherbeethoven4895
    @guntherbeethoven4895 4 года назад +59

    I just watched a lecture of his last week and in it he affirms that demoralization is done often without Soviet interference and that the Soviets just exploited cultural shifts that already happen naturally. So I don't see what about this contradicts him unless you're only talking a surface level view of what he spoke about

    • @guntherbeethoven4895
      @guntherbeethoven4895 4 года назад +1

      @@benisrood No he brought it up in a recent podcast so I think he's genuinely trying to get something out. I just think the point he's a bit off the mark

  • @NoidoDev
    @NoidoDev Год назад +2

    I was telling Americans: "Woke" is nothing new for Germans.

  • @williamfagerheim1817
    @williamfagerheim1817 Год назад +9

    The Austrian school of economics who promotes laissez faire capitalism have been the one thing that have stood in the way for the ideas from the Frankfurt school of socialism for a very long time.
    By studying Austrian school of economics one should realize that socialism is tyranny regardless of the excuses used in order to justify it.

  • @kebman
    @kebman 4 года назад +14

    In 1923 the Norwegian Labour Party was excluded from the Soviet Comintern. This was when the party went from revolutionary to non-violent and democratic. In turn the communist wing of the party also left it, and started their own, much smaller, revolutionary Communist Party in Norway, and that was basically the end of their real influence in my country. So why am I harping on about this? Well, it's because I suspect similar things happened through-out Europe. The Frankfurt School also wanted a peaceful takeover, and they were a think-thank on how to attain those powers through "democratic" means, though by seeding their own people into the most easy power-structures to take over, which would be the academia.

    • @violent_bebop9687
      @violent_bebop9687 4 года назад +5

      It's still anti-nationalist, look at the the current situation.
      Somehow Europe is now a multi-cultural utopia???

    • @kebman
      @kebman 4 года назад +5

      @@violent_bebop9687 I totally agree. While the move was "democratic," as in elected representatives have shoe-horned it in, and made policies that the wider public don't know the true implications of. It was also "non-violent" in the sense that very few people understands how badly this undermines their nation. So while "democratic" and "non-violent" it is still a woefully illegitimate takeover, made for the sole purpose of stealing people's freedom away, so that the elites can better control them to their own wishes. In many respects, the way the USA is controlled is ideal, because on the surface it looks like a free market, while it's really just a free market for the top elites (opposite of China, where the top elites are tightly controlled, and the free market are for the proles). Meanwhile the American population is so fragmented and "diverse" that they can't agree on anything, and so they are much easier to control (again, the direct opposite of China where the population is highly homogeneous - at least on the surface). The few things they agree on in the USA, are that they don't want to pay for the other race's welfare, and that they need guns to protect themselves because the population is so diverse that nobody trusts each other. Just about the exact opposite of the way the USA is currently controlled, is China. It's a higly racist and monocultured state, where any other culture is reviled and suppressed.

  • @eriXD_1510
    @eriXD_1510 4 года назад +26

    True and quite well researched. However, you could have gone even further back to Antonio Gramsci, who, after the fascists under Mussolini took over in Italy, was imprisoned and worked on the intellectual foundation of the so called "cultural hegemony" and what is now often called "cultural marxism"...

  • @Argentarius11
    @Argentarius11 4 года назад +17

    AA, Critical Theory was banned in the Soviet Union. The Soviets had a real problem with any criticism, like all Communist countries. Bezmenov mostly likely didn't know about it. Critical Theory had not metasticized to it's current level of disfunction.
    Thank you for this excellent video.

    • @nicolasnicolas3889
      @nicolasnicolas3889 Год назад +1

      Charlotte Izerbyt - The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America - DDDoA

  • @Netzarim007
    @Netzarim007 Год назад +17

    “Open information” doesn’t equate to factual information.

    • @mrsentencename7334
      @mrsentencename7334 10 месяцев назад

      people are that used to being called conspiracy theorists it has to be mentioned

  • @TheHistoryofPropaganda
    @TheHistoryofPropaganda 3 месяца назад +2

    At the 6:00 mark you talk of the New Left. This is correct but the Old Left might've been Communism in Germany, but in America, it was Classic Liberalism.
    In America we recognized the US Constitution, the rugged individual, our right to speak and think freely, and our right to keep and bear arms, as incredibly powerful moorings. The Marxists knew they needed to subvert the very definition of Liberalism. And they have been largely successful.
    Today, over one hundred years later, Americans who identify as liberals are actually Progressives, advocating for an ever-growing more complex, centralized government. They are radical social reforming activists without even knowing it. They cal themselves Democrats voting for Obama, Biden, Clinton, Harris, and they've all been mis-defined. Hope and Change, Build Back Better, Forward Together, We're Never Going Back, all Progressive presidential slogans. The Left doesn't even know this happened to them. It's really the crisis of the Left. They have no idea who they even are anymore. You ask them to define 'liberalism' and they say 'open-mindedness' and 'inclusivity', and 'tolerance', and 'hate speech', and 'assault weapon' and 'climate change'. And the government as the answer. The opposite of Classic Liberalism and the US Constitution. They are the social reformers working against their own self-interest. It's why we recognize the two-party system as fraudulent. Its the reason for the corrupted media, and the tearing down of all tradition and memories of the past, Progressivism.

  • @georgeniculescu
    @georgeniculescu 7 месяцев назад +3

    there's a good 10 years since i first seen yuri's interview, but what shocked me was not what he was saying, but the fact that i've studied the same things in university. the course was called 'techniques of manipulation trough media'.
    indeed, the russians are not the only ones doing it, at this time everyone is doing it cheaply trough social media, and, at most, sponsor the people who are saying the most useful stuff for their ends. these people were, and probably still are, called useful idiots. the best person to spread something is the person that actually believes whatever they are spreading.

  • @meteuor2859
    @meteuor2859 3 года назад +10

    Polish guy, Krzysztof Karoń, made a book about the history of anticulture making impact in "promoting" the idea that the Frankfurt Schule, is the problem. Hope it would get translated into english, it has everything in it.

  • @VV-lw8vb
    @VV-lw8vb 4 года назад +9

    You think Bezmenov wasn't well aware of what he could and couldn't get away with saying on TV? Dude escaped the KGB. He knew. And he told you what you needed to know. The rest was up to you.

    • @matthew8153
      @matthew8153 4 года назад +4

      Watch the clip of Newt Gingrich criticizing Soros on Fox News for proof of your statement. They don’t even hide the fact they’re protecting that Shekelberg.

  • @dleetr
    @dleetr Год назад +5

    "Soviet agents', Hollywood, wall street, the US State Department, the CIA, Madison Avenue, etc.

  • @Crumbsoftotailtariansim
    @Crumbsoftotailtariansim Год назад +6

    This is a secular explanation of spiritual warfare, great job AA.💯

  • @KonyCurrentYear
    @KonyCurrentYear 4 года назад +118

    I think the Soviet Union played a larger a role than A.A portrays. Not to say that the Frankfurt School wasn't the primary genesis of this. However the USSR was still very influential in continuing to subvert the U.S from the outside. Particularly when it came to institutions such as Hollywood, where the USSR gave $2 million to communist front groups for 60 years. As a result, forever warping our understanding of McCarthyism and the House of Unamerican Activities Committee.

    • @1984Kojot
      @1984Kojot Год назад

      How could ussr do sth in usa??

    • @JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese
      @JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese Год назад +13

      ​@@1984Kojotnations (republics) aren't autonomous like monarchies. They are ruled by aristocrats. Americans are ruled by NGOs, superpacs and tax exempt foundations (see: Norman Dodd investigation

    • @verntoews6937
      @verntoews6937 Год назад

      Without early support from the west (Illuminati) the Soviet Union never could have survived

    • @verntoews6937
      @verntoews6937 Год назад

      ​@@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheeseNorman Dodd good choice

    • @patrikpass2962
      @patrikpass2962 Год назад

      Then why is hollywood full of pro banking propaganda?

  • @brantpam222
    @brantpam222 4 года назад +32

    AA, the one thing I’d add to this, that’s slightly more complicated in context of today’s use of the term fascism, is that the far left uses it as a pejorative for conservatives even though it’s clear their own tactics are characteristic of the fascists of the 1930’s. What no one is pointing out is that extremist groups like Antifa don’t mean the opposite of fascism is American liberty. They mean, the opposite of fascism is what it was to those policy elites like those in this video planning society 80+ years ago. And that’s socialism.

    • @Yotrymp
      @Yotrymp 3 года назад +13

      It's not pejorative when they call people faschists. They are lying to create a scapegoat (see the origin of "scapegoat" 🤣🤝), and it scares people because they don't want to be labeled as faschists. It is merely a Rules For Radicals tactic, which is based on lies and more lies. They lie nonstop as part of their warfare to chip away at your morale and sanity.

    • @brantpam222
      @brantpam222 3 года назад +1

      @@Yotrymp, yes…but it’s still a pejorative. Otherwise why would anyone care if they were called fascist or not?

    • @noreply-7069
      @noreply-7069 Год назад

      @@brantpam222 The actual lie is that the Fascists were bad guys when the opposite is true.

  • @teddydixon6875
    @teddydixon6875 4 года назад +17

    That was class best explanation on our collapse I've seen.

    • @rosalienuxe7026
      @rosalienuxe7026 4 года назад +7

      Teddy Dixon
      Culture of Critique is the best explanation on our collapse I’ve seen.

    • @rosalienuxe7026
      @rosalienuxe7026 4 года назад +4

      Zorro9129
      I’m ok with that, the label holds no sway over me. That’s the key; once enough people start not caring anymore about being called that it begins to lose its power. Anti semitism has been our default position for the last 2000 years for a reason. Normalize it.

    • @markhathaway9456
      @markhathaway9456 6 месяцев назад

      @@rosalienuxe7026 It begins with a half-truth, something believable, yet not quite right. It grows organically from that.

  • @mostlypeacefulmisterputin
    @mostlypeacefulmisterputin Год назад +13

    *The only difference between Communism and Fascism is that Communism is International Socialism, and Fascism is National Socialism*

    • @johnwayne2140
      @johnwayne2140 2 месяца назад +1

      "International" also means no more national identities, no more national culture, no more borders...

    • @RichardEnglander
      @RichardEnglander 2 месяца назад

      Right, and Marxism is international because it is Hegelian and Geist is ALL people. Can't get to Utopia unless We Are All In It Together.

    • @RichardEnglander
      @RichardEnglander 2 месяца назад

      ​@@johnwayne2140Globohomo

    • @johnmcgrath1929
      @johnmcgrath1929 2 месяца назад

      @@mostlypeacefulmisterputin itself re big difference is about who controls the monetary system. And the purveyors of " free market " economics can't even grasp that fact there is no free market when you have centralised banking. Controlled by a monopoly.

    • @marioarguello6989
      @marioarguello6989 Месяц назад

      Correct. And that International Socialism is led by "THEM"

  • @likemy
    @likemy Год назад +25

    For anyone who has found this video interesting and would like to go further in depth, Dr. James Lindsay has an entire channel dedicated to the Frankfurt school and 'critical pedagogy' on youtube called "New Discourses" that dissects the ideological ancestry of today's Western Marxist movement

  • @user-elmoambassador
    @user-elmoambassador 11 месяцев назад +3

    Also the Tavistock Institute started in England in 1921.

  • @globalnomad1221
    @globalnomad1221 4 года назад +7

    the emasculation of whiteness and masculinity continues.....

  • @outbackgearforu
    @outbackgearforu Год назад +6

    It seems that socialism is almost a religion that has or is replacing other religions,and it seems the younger generations desire it

    • @TheArcturusProject
      @TheArcturusProject Год назад

      You’re right! It’s Gnosticism!! James Lindsay had a great video on it: Gnosticism the modern west

    • @markhathaway9456
      @markhathaway9456 6 месяцев назад

      @@TheArcturusProject Is that why they closed the churches and declared the Soviet Union an ATHEIST state?
      They were replacing the religious ideas with the purely political Communist ideas. Stalin's "no man, no problem" was the tool.