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Good evening, bienvenidos

and thank you to everyone here today, endeavoring towards a better, more just future for our country and our world.

All right, fine. AOC spoke for well last night at the so-called convention, which is not a convention. It's a Zoom call.

So, uh, it's funny. She said, bienvenidos. She used no Chinese, no Vietnamese, no, uh, almost said Sven Gully. That's not what I meant.

It's, uh, it's, he used no African language. So obviously she is a brown supremacist. Um, came across this piece.

It was actually sent along by an alert listener. Um, and just brilliantly written. And of course, uh, there it is by Yoram Hazani, who's an Israeli, but he was talking the name of the pieces, the challenge of Marxism.

And he describes how after the fall of the Berlin Wall, most Americans and Europeans regarded Marxism as an enemy that had defeated once and for all.

And we could go into the incredibly brutal and horrifying history of Marxism. Um, but, you know, I think most of you are familiar with it.

Uh, but then he writes a mere 30 years Marxism is back and makes an astonishingly successful bid to seize control of the most important American media companies, universities and schools, major corporations and philanthropic organizations and even the courts, the government bureaucracy and some churches.

As American cities succumb to rioting, arson and looting, it appears as though the liberal custodians of many of these institutions from the New York Times to Princeton University have disparate of regaining control of them and are instead adopting a policy of accommodation.

That is they are attempting to appease their Marxist employees by giving into some of their demands in the hope of not being swept away entirely.

Then he describes how liberalism is being swept away by these neo Marxists as I'm going to call them. Um, and, and I think I need to skip ahead because it may sound to some of you alarmist to call people Marxist neo Marxists or whatever that I'm trying to scare you or I'm some sort of conservative nut job who thinks anybody to the left of Barry Goldwater as a Marxist.

That's not true at all. That's why this piece is so convincing and interesting and we'll post it at armstronginggeti.com. Um, he mentions before we get to why it's so I, well, I'll just say it. It's coming along soon enough.

This is so long. It's so complicated. I've been struggling for the last 24 hours. How does summarize it for you? But where did you come across it? It was sent along by listener. It's in Kuala.

On Kuala.com. I hear him on podcasts all the time at home. We've ever read anything.

Um, anti Marxist liberals have labored under numerous disadvantages and recent struggles to control their liberal organizations. One is that they're often not confident that they can use the term Marxist in good faith to describe those seeking to overthrow them.

This is because their tormentors do not follow the president of the Communist Party, the Nazis and various other political movements that branded themselves using a particular party name and issued an explicit manifesto to decide to define it.

Instead, they disorient their opponents by referring to their beliefs with a shifting vocabulary of terms, including the left, progressiveism, social justice, anti racism, anti-fascism, black lives matter, critical race theory, identity politics, political correctness, wokeness, and more. Then when liberals try to use these terms, they often find themselves deplored for not using them correctly. And this itself becomes a weapon in the hands of those who wish to humiliate and ultimately destroy them.

We've talked about this. The idea isn't that you learn their rules and follow them. It's that they change so much. You can't possibly be on the right side of it.

But then he gets into why are you calling these people Marxist, the progressive, the anti racist, anti-fascist people? And he lays it out that Marx, you know, communism, Marxism, you're familiar with this, right? He lays out his view of the world. He divides society into cohesive groups.

He calls them classes, which exploit one another to the extent that they're able to. A liberal political order is no different in this from any other. It tends toward more than one class, one of which owns property controls pretty much everything, while the others exploited the fruit of its labor appropriated. So it can't advance, remains forever enslaved. This is Marx's ideas.

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