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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I'm not the person whom you are addressing, but if you'll let me add my two cents...

The discrepancy with your argument there is that any system can call itself something else. People actually think America is a constitutional republic, whereas it's only really a constitutional republic by name, and closer to a right-wing welfare state in effect. It had been switched to this system one hundred or so years ago (in my opinion since the time Woodrow Wilson was fooled into ratifying a fiat money system).

Likewise, the communist party of China has in recent history relaxed it's ideological grip and adopted some supposed free-market principles to bolster it's economy.

What you really have to do is look up the economic and social policies of each individual country, and the difference between desired and actual consequences of those policies, to find out what the system really is like.