There Will Be More Violence -- Socialism Calls for It
By Robert Merz
Despite all the excuses and finger pointing, liberals/socialists don’t think that they lost the last election -- they think that the people just voted wrong. As Lenin said: “People always have been and they always will be stupid victims of deceit and self-deception in politics.” To influence these people, Lenin said: “We can and must write in a language which sows among the masses hate, revulsion, and scorn toward those who disagree with us.” We have seen this tactic repeated in the negative stories about Trump and his supporters over the past decade. This is where totalitarianism starts. It ends with gulags and death.
... Listed below are a dozen propaganda themes that are still used today. These representative samples could have been taken out of almost any modern “news” story.
The biggest threat to world peace (civilization and humanity) comes from the U.S. war machine.
U.S. militarist policy means to conduct international affairs from a position of strength.
Washington’s (or the President’s) worldview is simplistic and dangerous.
The U.S. is pursuing a policy of aggression and confrontation.
The U.S. military doctrine is based on the dangerous concept of a pre-emptive strike.
The cult of crude force has become central to U.S. policy
Nuclear arms have given the U.S. an arrogant attitude.
U.S. neo-globalism shows a total contempt for the recognized principles of international relations.
U.S. actions have calamitous consequences for all nations.
The U.S. is stubborn and selfish.
U.S. actions will not enhance U.S. security or make the U.S. stronger.
The U.S. must get the consent of NATO and Western Europe before acting.
... In his 1899 book, The Psychology of Socialism, Gustave Le Bon said “A man is not a Socialist without hating some person or thing.” Socialism is built on envy, hate, and violence. And gee, do the Liberals love to hate Trump. They will use every old propaganda trick in the book as well as new social media tricks, lies, and violence to influence and intimidate voters
When viewing modern ‘news’ please consider the fact that Soviet-style propaganda operations use consistent messages put out over long periods of time to incrementally change people’s perceptions. The messages emerge from several outlets so they can corroborate each other. Supporting themes are often put out in sequence to lead the audience to the desired conclusions. People believe the lies, thinking that they figured things out themselves using the “evidence” they were given. The engineered “facts” cement the half-truths and falsehoods delivered over months or years and stir up Lenin’s desired hatred and violence.
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