Tag Archives: Cultural Marxism

Social Class Warfare in America

Posted on by October 19, 2017
divide and conquer

The factors that determine social class vary widely from one society to another with different people or groups within society having very different ideas about what makes one “higher” or “lower” in the social hierarchy. A complete discussion of social class is beyond the scope of this article, and I want to instead focus on the most basic class distinction: that is, between the powerful and the powerless, and how the conflict is waged on the political, social, economic, and … Continue reading →

The Deteriorating American Educational System

Posted on by August 16, 2017
education

Our schools are another consciously constructed battleground in the war over which values our society will embrace as a standard or whether we will hold to any values or standards at all. And, the same industrial robber barons and financial giants of the early 20th century, including Rockefeller, Carnegie, Vanderbilt, and Morgan, and promoted by the politicians under their influence, including Woodrow Wilson, who, years before coming into office as President of the United States, delivered a lecture on “The Meaning of … Continue reading →

Cultural Marxism

Posted on by March 1, 2017

Emerging on the American scene in the mid-1930’s and igniting the culture war in recent years across America is what has been termed “Cultural Marxism“. Cultural Marxism has been defined as, “An offshoot of Marxism that gave birth to political correctness, multiculturalism and “anti-racism.” Unlike traditional Marxism that focuses on economics, Cultural Marxism focuses on culture and maintains that all human behavior is a result of culture (not heredity / race) and thus malleable. Cultural Marxists absurdly deny the biological … Continue reading →

World Views: Marxism/Leninism

Posted on by February 11, 2017
Marxism

Faith in god is an aberrant belief arising out of the pressures of the class struggle. A well-developed atheistic worldview is that of Marxism/Leninism. Marxism sees religion and God as man made institutions invented to ease emotional pain and explain life and death. Karl Marx called religion the… “opiate of the masses,” in that it deadened the desire for social change in the present with a hope of heaven. With ties by marriage to Nathan Mayer Rothschild, one of the … Continue reading →