Jack Posobiec on Information Warfare and Communist Revolutions

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Dan Crenshaw

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4.6 • 16K Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2024

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Jack Posobiec returns for a fascinating conversation about the history of communist revolutions and the role that information warfare plays in the shaping modern political ideologies. Jack gives us case studies in the revolutions of Russia, China, and France - along with the key differences between them and the American Revolution. He explains how Marxist and far-left movements “unhumanize” their political opponents to gain control of nations. And he dives into the tactics of information warfare and his strategy for countering far-left narratives (including a crash course in how to effectively use memes and satire to disarm opponents).

Jack Posobiec is the author of the new book “Unhumans: The Secret History of Communist Revolutions (and How to Crush Them)”. He is the host of the podcast series Human Events Daily. He speaks fluent Mandarin, worked for the US Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, is a former officer in the Navy Reserve, and worked for the Office of Naval Intelligence. Follow him on X at @JackPosobiec.

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0:00.0	We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created.
0:03.2	As a member of Congress, I get to have a lot of really interesting people in the office.
0:07.2	Experts on what they're talking about.
0:08.8	This is the podcast.
0:10.0	For insights into the issues.
0:11.5	China, bioterrorism, Medicare for all, in-depth discussions,
0:15.9	breaking it down into simple terms.
0:17.8	We hold, we hold these truths.
0:20.0	We hold these truths.
0:21.2	With Dan Krenshaw.
0:22.1	The eagle has landed.
0:24.0	Every revolution begins the same way.
0:27.0	Radicals divide and conquer society, envy and hatred are a communicable virus and secondary infection,
0:32.0	and they spread among the most
0:33.8	immun compromised. That is the unhumans divide cultures into categories.
0:37.8	Then infects perceived allies who have the greatest grievances over alleged
0:41.3	unfairness, actual inequality, or both.
0:44.0	Historically, that separation has been done by economic class, but more recently by race and
0:48.7	gender and by both immutable and mutable characteristics.
0:52.0	After the dividing comes the conquering.
0:55.2	That's a quote from Jack Pissobia's book, Unhumans,
0:58.1	The Secret History of Communist Revolution
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