Sovietization

using psychopolitics.

You are witnessing, ladies and gentlemen, the Sovietization of the United States of America.

It's happening right before your very eyes.

Socialism, Illuminism, if you will, the concept that there is no God, that man is God, That man can create a state which is more important than man himself and is the ultimate God.

Nixon called it a long leap into the dark that would, quote, commit the vast moral authority of the national government to the side of communal approaches to child-rearing over against the family-centered approach.

Opponents had framed it as the Sovietization of American children, and Buchanan later claimed that without the veto, it would have grown to an entitlement of enormous size.

And that was the point of stopping it.

What families have gotten instead is a patchwork of various subsidies and tax credits.

Senior officials disappeared, thousands were arrested or executed, and Khrushchev publicly demanded continued vigilance against alleged traitors.

Under his later rule in Western Ukraine, Sovietization brought further arrests, deportations, and repression.

Khrushchev had not merely survived Stalinism, he had helped enforce it.

Not that he'd draw much attention to that now.

Hopefully the myth of blackness will make a difference to halt it in its place.

But the reality of it is we're moving in this This direction of the Sovietization, the Marxification of our society, the demonization of our society, quite frankly, and part of the tactic is to infantilize the people, to render them childish.

to the extent that people are not mature, to the extent that people do not know how to rise to the occasion, how to pull their own weight, carry their own weight, take care of themselves, they then beg the nanny state.

They beg the government to come in and to take care of them.

The Central Bureau of the Yevsek was part of the CK of VKPB, and local Yevseks operated in the former Pale of Settlement.

Quote, "The purpose of the Yevseks was communist education and Sovietization of the Jewish population in their native language of Yiddish You know, I don't read ahead.

Um, I don't know what's coming.

This is all off the top of my head.

The Baltic states are wonderful places to visit.

Uh, are still living in the hangover that, that comes after the Sovietization of the Baltics, uh, after their conquest by Stalin in, in 1939 and '40.

Uh, most Americans don't understand the Second World War.

They saw Patton and maybe A Bridge Too Far.

And the people in the Baltic states were occupied by the Soviets and, and just subjected to the worst possible treatment that you could come up with.

Millions of people disappeared, were sent off to concentration camps, so that when the Germans showed up in 1941, yes, they were greeted as liberators, and the jails were opened, and people came out that had been there and been subjected to terrible things.

Everything that happens after that is a response or a reaction to the Sovietization of these places under Stalin.

Tragically, they look at Russia today and they continue in their minds to convince themselves that Putin is somehow or another a holdover from that era.

Finally, moving to the Soviet occupation zone, the removal of Nazi personnel and ideology appeared to be more resolute than in the zones governed by the Western Allies.

In fact, denazification proceeded hand in hand with the Sovietization of Eastern Germany, that is, extensive land reforms and nationalization of industry.

Moreover, while Western allies strove to replace Nazi officials with political representatives from a broad spectrum, Moscow had a preference for the KPD , later the Socialist United Party .

However, according to historian Timothy R. Vought, the denazification in the Soviet-held area was not as thorough as it initially appeared.

Since 1925, this had been what the Soviet Union was waiting for, according to the Stalin doctrine, as a catalyst for, you know, exporting the revolution to Western Europe.

Um, you know, and Stalin continued saying, quote, "We can hope for an advantageous entry into the war." In typical Stalin euphemistic language, he said, quote, "A broad field of activity was now opening for the development of the world revolution." In other words, for the accomplishments, um, which had never, you know, been abandoned for the Sovietization of Europe and, and communist domination.

Um, he concluded this speech by saying, "Comrades, in the interest of the Soviet Union, the homeland of the workers, get busy and work so war may break out between the Reich and the capitalistic Anglo-French bloc." Now, this was the first stage of, uh, the plan for Bolshevik domination.

And, you know, it, uh...

Um, but yeah, the...

Y-you can't...

In, in other words, this-- Y-you can't, you can't extricate the ambition of the Sovietization of Europe from the, uh, existence of the Soviet Union itself.

You know, these, these, these ambitions were synonymous, and that's, that's also why the Cold War developed the way that it did in, i-in, in raw geostrategic terms.