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This is perhaps the best video documentary on the agenda of the left over the last 50+ years:

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The whole thing is 90 minutes but it is extremely worth watching.

cliff notes?

I'd be an old man by the time I finished that video.

The video is very easy to watch so I would recommend doing that. The beginning cliff notes are that what is now the agenda of the left is the mid product of new communist strategy of the 1960s on.

Basically they decided to stop trying to bring about a revolution (since it was not working) and change us from within by taking over and co-opting traditional cultural bastions of judo-Christianity).

They decided to push and promote certain niche movements that they could use to further their agenda:

examples "the green movement" was promoted because communist thought that it was the only way to pass enough legislation to choke the capitalist economy. The feminist movement was pushed (and in fact created) to help break up traditional family structure that was an impassable barrier to communism.

Another of their points is that most of the people on the left are not communist but are useful dupes (or as Lenin famously said useful idiots) to the communist case. In fact they have been so successful because they have been able to co-opt somewhat respectable people under their various guises that further the communist agenda.

jmra wrote:I'd be an old man by the time I finished that video.

Just watch the first 10-20 minutes. With the exception of the introductory 5 minutes their most powerful information is very much front loaded.

I bought three copies of it, to support them. I gave a copy to my son to show his friends, kept one for myself, and will use the third to loan to friends.

strange recollections. Dr. Noebel reminds me of Robert McNamara, chilling.

Ziran wrote:This is perhaps the best video documentary on the agenda of the left over the last 50+ years:

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The whole thing is 90 minutes but it is extremely worth watching.

Thank you Ziran...

Ziran wrote:This is perhaps the best video documentary on the agenda of the left over the last 50+ years:

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The whole thing is 90 minutes but it is extremely worth watching.

watched it...wow.. while some aspects are with out question, on others I would like to see citations.... the people involved/speakers have good recognition and reputation.

Ziran wrote:This is perhaps the best video documentary on the agenda of the left over the last 50+ years:

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The whole thing is 90 minutes but it is extremely worth watching.

Thank you for posting this. I had written the link down and was wanting to watch it when I could find the time to sit the family down to watch with me. Yesterday night, one of my teen sons and I were engaged in quite a heated debate over a very liberal misguided view I was shocked he had picked up on. He is usually pretty level headed( whatever that means when even using the word teen) but I was so angry to see such stupidity suddenly creeping into his life. Considering that these days, I am just his old-fashioned, out of touch mom, I turned on your suggested link. It was so well written and broken down in such a clear cut way, he sat through the whole thing without uttering a word. When it was over he said "Ummm...Ok....Mom, I'm sorry I lost my mind for a bit, point noted. Thanks for the mental slap down" followed by a big hug for this teary eyed momma. This movie is amazing, I highly suggest it for everyone, especially those who are doing everything possible to keep their children from being indoctrinated by the daily pounding of liberalism. Thanks Ziran.

Look forward to watching it. I suspect a good companion read would be Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals. They are following this playbook fairly closely, but they have gotten much more reckless, arrogant, and aggressive than even Alinsky prescribed.

Thank you for posting this. I appreciate the information.

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