KGB & The demoralization of the U.S.

This is old news, but most likely not many of you will have heard of it.

This video kind of sheds light on why there is so much bullshit in /newpol/ and why it is so hard to find any meaningful political debate in the current social climate. Anybody who is quickly tiring of visiting this shithole may come to appreciate what Yuri Bezmenov has to say.

The demoralization of the United States for replacement with a modern totalitarian state:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE8MCSu_K-A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gqd-x0omd_o

A general overview of the Soviet system & the mechanics of the heirarchy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHk5zUf96c0

Idealistic Marxists as unwitting tools for totalitarians:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5vD3wuFMrE

Complicity of the mass media in the upheaval and movement towards a centrally planned, socialist/welfare state without checks and balances:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCDFmaJyB0Q


And now we wait for the trolls :D

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>>15
During the Carter era half the world slurped away on Russia's cock like obedient bitches. During the 80s Reagan fought the influence of communism in South America and Afghanistan and won. 20% of Russia's GDP had to be diverted to the military in order to compete with America's booming economy fueld by Reaganomix. It was only until Russia's hardliners became a pain in the ass that more libertarian elements of their government could overthrow communism, before then they were in complete control, no thanks to Pussy Carter.

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I for one see this clearly.

>>18
Libertarians disagree with authoritarian conservatives on many social issues. Even if Libertarians were conservative lapdogs it still wouldn't counter the fact that Communism and Fascism are pretty much 2 cheeks of the same ass and the right/left scale is one of the most completely fucktarded facets of modern politics currently in existence. It's only mildly practical usage was back in the day when left meant "I want a change" and right meant "I do not want a change", which is over-simplified as it is.