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Ideological Indoctrination

1985 interview with Ex-KGB officer Uri Bezmenov.

In this interview, Bezmenov outlines the systematic demoralization and indoctrination techniques utilized for decades against America.

Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlkPkJInUmU
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Comment by Donald Joy on March 15, 2009 at 3:14am: Oh yes, and by the way, with the Manchurian candidate Hussein now ensconced in the Oval Office, Russia now has plans and the green light to put squadrons of nuclear bombers into airfields in Cuba and Venezuela!

How wonderful the Obammunism unfolds! Next we'll all be dhimmis to the coming hordes of hundreds of thousands of Hamas terrorists and their families/supporters that he's giving free plane tickets, free food & housing in order to bring them here to live permanently from Gaza--to the tune of 20.3 million of our tax dollars, for starters! Not to mention the 900 million for Hamas terrorists remaining in Gaza, to be followed by more of our money with a goal of 2.6 billion for Hamas!! Yippeeeeeeeee!!!!!

Comment by Donald Joy on March 15, 2009 at 2:58am: When I first watched this video and listened to this man a few months ago, I was utterly flabbergasted at how the communists have so thoroughly succeeded in their goals here in America. They have all but achieved a Marxist revolution here without firing a shot. Thank God this video exists as perhaps one of the final warnings for us to mount a last-ditch campaign for liberty.

Bezmenov so meticulously and convincingly and devstatingly describes the methods of communist demoralization and societal brainwashing through media and educational propaganda, and it so eerily matches exactly what goes on in our shools and Hollywood, MSNBC, NPR, etc., that I'm torn between despair and outrage. Hope is not a strategy, with evil such as this there is only to fight.

I served on active duty for seven years during the height of the Cold War. I'm not done.