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Let's talk about something that we've discussed in different ways before, but we have to understand something about our enemy and ourselves.

We have to understand foundational truths. What does that mean? What are foundational truths? Well,

I've used this example because it's a true example. There is a skyscraper, I believe it's in San Francisco of memory serves, that it's fancy, one of those fancy apartment skyscrapers where rich people live, you know, doorman, providing security, that kind of thing.

Well, it's leaning. Windows are blowing out. Big problem. Why? now this is the place where rich people

live they spend a fortune on it on the building and the dry wall and the

painting and the decor and everything should be perfect except the foundation

they didn't drill down all the way down to the bedrock like they normally do 200 feet below ground.

I believe they stopped at around 60 feet and now it's leaning.

The foundation, when it comes to anything, when it comes to political ideologies, religion, a skyscraper in San Francisco, the foundation has to be there

or the rest of it will falter. So we all have foundational things. We all have foundations,

foundational truths, if you will, about the things we believe in life. And then everything else

gets built on top of that, right? Not that other stuff is important, but the other stuff is completely unimportant if we don't get the

foundation right. Now, we have to understand foundational truths of communists to understand

where we are in this cultural war with these people. So we're going to focus on American communists,

although this really is a common strain

throughout all the countries that have had

to fight this cultural war with communists.

Communists believe, to their core,

they believe that there are oppressed people people and there are oppressors.

Now, hold on, it's more than that.

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