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 In his article "Karl Marx and Marxism at Two Hundred," Richard Eberling writes - "A specter continues to haunt the world, the specter of Karl Marx. Two hundred years ago, on May 5, 1818, the father of 20th-century totalitarian communism, the guidebook-writer of revolutionary mass-murdering dictatorship, and the inspirer of disastrous socialist central planning was born in Trier, Germany. "Looking over the political and economic landscape of what Karl Marx's ideas wrought, over especially the last one hundred years, one might think that his name and his legacy would be held in the same hatred, contempt, and disgust as Adolf Hitler, the fashioner of German National Socialism (Nazism). But, instead, at a time when we are marking the two hundredth anniversary of Karl Marx's birth, we see his ideas continuing to have their perverse effect, including in the transmuted form of tribalist 'identity politics.'" Consider Marxism's 100% perfect rate of failure - there's not a single country in the world that adoped Marxism and hasn't subsequently suffered economic collapse (the USSR, its Central European satellites, Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela), or else backed out of Marxism and set up a hybrid "state capitalism" (China and Vietnam). At least 150 million people perished in Marxist revolutions, artificial famines, purges, and labor camps during the twentieth century. So with economic Marxism's perfect failure rate (the bourgeosie won!), the die-hard Marxists have turned to "Cultural Marxism" to destroy Judeo-Christian culture from within by means of the sexual revolution, turning people on to drugs, abortion, divisive identity politics, and transgender ideology. Their goal is revolution, which requires destroying the old order to install their "utopia" - a word that means "nowhere." Get the whole story: read the full article & get our free weekly newsletter: subscribe below! |