This interview is from 1985. It’s former KBG agent and American defector Yuri Bezmenov. What he says is so on the nose it’s frightening. And this happened in 1985. It is like the Soviet Union is getting the last laugh from the grave.
This is a 13 minute snippet from the interview:
This is the full 1:30 interview:
I come in peace. I am putting this hear to watch if you want and you can make up your own mind regarding what he says. I am rendering no opinion other than it’s probably the most important interview of the last 50 years.
Yep its the Commie game plan laid out by someone who was tasked with enacting it. Still, a lot of people dismiss it from their consciousness, and swallow the subversion whole.
It worked like a charm. This is stuff I heard all my life, since my family escaped from the communist block. But at least with regards to the eastern block, the propaganda didn’t take since everybody knew what the deal was in the first place. But the fact that this guy uses words and terminology that is prominent today, indicates how well it worked.
People want to know where all this woke, intersectionality bullshit came from, well here it is. The Soviet Union was the source.
Which indicates to me, the Soviet’s weren’t really interested in war much at all. The subversion works much better. Take advantage of the free society to sow rot within it and they can take over with out a shot being fired.
It’s a little sad that the USSR ends up getting the last laugh in the cold war. They don’t beat us with missiles. They turn soft heads into socialist rot. And the the rot has reached the highest levels of government.
I envision a situation where the U.S. just falls apart like the USSR did. One day it just collapses under the weight of it’s own lies and stupidity. Except the timeline, given mass communication, it truncated.
Well, I didn’t expect this thread to get much traction, especially since it requires watching videos. But any little bit helps and the more people who see and share the video, like a chain email, the better.
What is so strange is that the lingo he uses sounds so familiar today, that I am afraid most people won’t bat an eye lash, instead of realizing this lingo wasn’t in the lexicon in 1985. He spelled out the plan and the plan worked better than expected. He said it would take 3-4 generations before the ideological subversion takes place. And like clockwork here it is. The soviets only spent 15% of their budget on espionage, the rest was this subversion. Taking place mainly at the universities. That’s what they targeted. Unreal. It is unreal.
So when you feel like the culture has lost its mind and everything is upside down, with what was ‘good’ now is ‘bad’ and ‘right’ is now ‘wrong’ and you don’t understand it, well you’re not crazy. This was a heavy investment by the soviets to make that scenario happen.
He get’s very specific in some other videos I have seen. He talks about how they infiltrated things like the feminist movement and the gay rights movement and civil rights movements were all major targets of theirs. He literally handed the US, the Soviet play book and the US did nothing about it.
He tried to warn people and it wasn’t enough, or nobody thought it could happen here in the 1980’s. Welp, here we are!
Communism did not work in America because when the communists tried to get it going here capitalism was working fine for the average American worker. So instead they had to go for new underdogs or people who felt like underdogs. Hence the terms “New Left” and cultural Marxism.
Not during the Great Depression. I think FDR had terrible fiscal policies but it is easy to make that judgement here in 2022.
At the time it could be interpreted as giving in to a little bit of socialism to make sure we didn’t end up with a LOT of socialism if the commies took more power.
So if there is a political dude who wants to limit the rights of minorities, disrupt international relations with our partners and allies and interfere with our capitalist economic system we shouldn’t vote for him?
I’m not sure if the question is directed towards me, but I don’t think we are a failed country… I’m very concerned we’re fast approaching a failed country though.
I’ve known of this interview for years - even before the rona, I just have no tangible proof of anything he’s said. Just anecdotal experience of people losing their damned minds.
I think we’re having a miscommunication. I think EVERY politician in office is like that, and yet somehow they are the ones people have decided to rule the country. Like we really couldn’t cough up two better candidates than Trump and Biden? Really?
I think part of the issue with the two major parties having what most people think are shit candidates every election year is the primary system. The most left and most right show up to the primaries and get their guy / gal in. I believe that most of the electorate is less extreme than the people showing up to vote in primaries. Although that theory doesn’t really match with Biden (there were candidates far more left than he was). My theory on that is that the democratic primaries reflected more of a dislike of Trump than a like of their candidate (they went with probability to win, since they really hated the opponent).
The DNC chose the most palatable alternative to trump to get the vote of those who hated trump. If they had put AOC in as their main candidate, people who hated trump still would have voted for him to stay in office.
Luckily for them, they had a “very centrist” democrat that made dissenters think “maybe this wont be so bad; let’s vote for biden”. They then pulled the old bait and switch so he could go full liberal cuck, under disguise as a career centrist/rank and file senator.
At least people knew what they were getting with Hillary, and that’s why she lost.
I think many people have been saying both sides have put forth terrible candidates for awhile now, but IMO it has gotten worse. Maybe due to polarization. The candidates from a decade ago all seem relatively palatable.
