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In the late 1800s and early 1900s, communism became extremely popular in Europe. All the intellectuals treated communism like a fashionable trend and admired it. But eventually many people left communism because they realized what it really was. The reason was simple: they constantly carried out terror attacks, stole from the wealthy, and redistributed the stolen goods wherever they wanted, create hate to the people disagree with them.

Even the Robin Hood story is based on communist/socialism ideas — taking from the rich and giving to the poor. Why did the focus fall on the rich? Because at that time, many corrupt people had gained wealth and power. So when Robin Hood robbed them, people thought, “Oh, that’s a good thing.” But fundamentally, the concept is rooted in communism and socialism.

Communists in the late 1800s and early 1900s kept stealing, raiding, and committing terror, so people began abandoning communism. Then around 1929–1930, Italy had a communist party, and Spain had too. A man who was one time leader in the Italian Communist Party — someone like Antonio Gramsci — was eventually arrested by Mussolini. Mussolini and the Nazis were aggressively suppressing communism.

That man was imprisoned, and in prison he wrote a note — the foundation of what later became Critical Theory. He died in 1936 or 1937 in prison. In that note (Prison Note or Jail note), he wrote that the old Marxist ideology no longer worked.

This became visible during the Spanish Civil War.

The Spanish Civil War lasted from about 1936 to 1940. The Republican side was supported by the Soviet Union and included communist many countries. The Nationalist side was led by the famous Franco. People from democratic countries around the world supported Franco — even people from Ireland, Italy, and the United States voluntarily went to fight against communism.

The Nationalists won, and communism faded dramatically in Europe — almost disappeared or went underground. Many European communists had gone to Spain to fight under the Republican banner, and when they lost, communism collapsed.

So communists needed a new strategy. Based on the note (Called Prison note or Jail note) written by that imprisoned man (Antonio Gramsci) — the foundation of Critical Theoryin Frankford Germany — they concluded that traditional Marxism no longer worked on people.

With this ideology, they gathered in Frankfurt, Germany, and formed the Frankfurt School — the birthplace of Critical Theory. They taught students there, selecting both smart and naïve people, and then sent them to America because after World War II, the U.S. became the global leader.

Their new plan had two main points:(Divide and conquer)

1. Destroy the family structure. Break apart extended families, traditions, and the emotional stability that comes from family.(Break into Micro Family)
2. Make people fight each other. Use issues like gay/lesbian identity, racial divisions — Black, White, Brown — to weaken society by creating conflict and division.
3. They were sent to American Universities including Ivy League universities, majoring mostly in journalism/education. Those journalism graduates entered the media and created the chaos we see today. Others went into education — teachers, teacher unions — and that’s why the education system is damaged and children are harmed. Their goal was to indoctrinate children from a young age, just like communist countries with “free education” that is actually political brainwashing.
4. Jimmy Carter opened the door for them. Carter wasn’t a communist or socialist — just extremely naïve. His advisors suggested creating a federal Department of Education to “support” the states. Carter agreed, and the Department of Education was created. From the late 1970s onward, American education began to deteriorate.
5. Over 50–60 years, leftists influenced by Critical Theory entered teaching positions. Now schools barely teach basic skills & history — instead they teach racial inequality and similar topics. That’s how we got here.
6. Carter wasn’t very smart — just naïve. And now, when judges are appointed, some senators worry: “What if we remove them?” But you never know whether someone enters the system with the intention of destroying society. Yet many judges in lower and higher courts now quietly make strange rulings influenced by that ideology.
7. Communism and socialism evolved this way. Old Marxism didn’t work, so they shifted toward racial equality narratives, gender/sexual identity issues, and similar topics.
8. Regarding slavery — slavery existed for many years in many different regions. In Africa, tribes attacked neighboring tribes, captured people, and sold them as slaves or kept them for labor. This happened worldwide, not just in America. So why is the issue so huge only in the U.S.? A British journalist once said on TV: museums show Black people being traded as slaves, but they never mention who sold them — other Africans capturing neighboring tribes and selling them to waiting Europeans at ports.
9. Slavery wasn’t only in America — it existed everywhere. But they don’t talk about that.
10. Now regarding reparations — some Black Americans demand money. But historically, the U.S. government already offered a form of reparations: they bought land in Africa and told people who wanted to return to go. That country is Liberia.
11. But Liberia is extremely poor today because the leaders who organized the migration became rich. They received millions of dollars from the U.S. government, claiming they would help people settle. But only the leaders became wealthy — everyone else remained poor. The same pattern: those who shout about justice become rich, while followers stay poor.
12. If someone knows these facts and still supports that ideology, they’re lying and acting maliciously. If they don’t know, they’re simply foolish.
13. Recently, Bernie Sanders was revealed to have a Chinese bank account with $15million.(One of independent journalist Nick Shirleyclaimed, but fact checker denied) Sanders used to say “Tax the millionaires,” but when he became a millionaire, he changed it to “Tax the billionaires.”
14. Socialists always generous with other people’s money, but not their money. They are demanding money to others, not from them
15. Government should not punish someone’s success!!