Slowly

 

There were always two ways that Communists planned---and have often succeeded (look at China with 1.4 billion people, ruled by the brutal and formidable CCP, aiming for world domination) at taking over the world) to take over the world. The Red menacers are alive and attacking, and there can be no quarter with them.

 

The overt blunt but effective way for quick Communist takeovers is violent revolution to toss out the regime running a targeted country from within, or to conquer and make socialist invaded nations that are conquered by Red Armies and converted to totalitarian Marxism (The USSR was an empire of many nations.).

 

The second, subtler way was that of the English Fabians who wanted slow, peaceful, nonviolent, popularly sanctioned taking over of a country from within, but nonetheless, authoritarian Marxism would grow out of the democratic socialist movement, and then it may have been followed up by out right Bolshevik, permanent rule. Even Fabian Communism leads to immoral ends.

 

It seems like the Fabian route was unleashed in America by cultural or postmodernist Marxist here in America in the 70s and that it is now institutionally, governmentally, corporately, and widely entrenched across our entire country.

 

This long, Fabian (Incrementalism, or the revolution advanced quietly by inches) march through America’s hierarchies and agencies is well-documented by Stephen Hicks (Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism, from Rousseau to Foucalt) and by Christopher Rufo (American Cultural Revolution).

 

We liberals, conservatives and Republicans are close to having our country stolen from us, right under our noses and we did not detect the quiet, creeping attack to take out all things here, decent, Western, civilized, humane and American.

 

America has been radicalized and people like Rufo are devising strategies and tactics take the country back, and here is where I chip in.

 

Let us (nonviolently if possible) push over the next 40 years to take back America, blending classical American values with Mavellonialism. We can do it slowly and calmly, and openly and boldly.