War on Drugs
A social control policy conceived in the USA in the late 1960s and launched in 1971 by the government of Richard Nixon. Nixon’s domestic policy chief, John Ehrlichman, later admitted that it was a …
Culture / Cultural Marxism
Trafficking
the act of conducting trade or business, especially of an illicit kind. The international criminal banking cartel run most of the illegal trafficking worldwide including drugs, human (sex, organ harvesting, labor), arms, and laundering of money. …
Conformity
The harmonization between a person’s behaviour and the standards of a particular group. It is best to use the term ‘norms‘ as opposed to standards. …
Soylent Green
A 1973 science fiction dystopian-survivalist fiction movie starring Charlton Heston, Edward G. Robinson, Dick Van Patten, Chuck Connors, and Joseph Cotten. It was directed by Richard Fleischer. It has become a cult-classic Post …
Anglo-Saxons
The Anglo-Saxons are two different peoples and therefore they begin with different histories. Both came from the northern precincts of the Black Sea, but the …
Identity Socialism
The current, modern socialism that is a hybrid between economic socialism and identity politics. The roots of this identity socialism can be traced to one …
Critical race theory
a Postmodernist and Marxist construct based on Critical theory that teaches that race is not genetic. Instead, race is a social construct and a basis for political struggles …
American Exceptionalism
America as the exception rather than the rule among the nations of the world. America is the only country in the world that derives its …
1619 Project
The “1619 Project” was founded by New York Times columnist Nikole Hannah-Jones and launched in August 2019 with a 100-page spread in the Times’s Sunday …
Great Leap Forward
(1958-1961) was a campaign to nationalize industry and agriculture in China, instituted by Chinese dictator Mao Tse-tung, which included collectivizing farmland. Peasants were forced to produce steel …