“The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can only be attained by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions”.

—– Karl Marx

“The most powerful enemy can be conquered only by exerting the utmost effort and by thoroughly, carefully, attentively and skillfully taking advantage of even the smallest rift…of every antagonism of interest…among the various groups or types within the various countries”.
—– V. I. Lenin

When looking at the riots in the summer of 2020, looting, insurgency, violence and lack of law and order in the US, we need to investigate the background of these events. These events have been organized by various groups but the one and only common denominator between these groups is their Communist ideology. This discussion is basically a high level introduction to a very interesting video which can be viewed at the beginning of this article. Many thanks to G. Edward Griffin and his web site, Red Pill University for providing the video, titled “Anarchy USA – Communism in the name of Civil Rights”.

This documentary, researched and scripted by G. Edward Griffin in 1965, was forgotten for many years, but is far from out of date. It reveals lessons and insights that could not have been fully appreciated at the time it was produced. This is not about Blacks versus Whites. It is about what led up to the U.S. race riots in the 1960s, how and by whom they were organized, and what they were intended to accomplish. The primary focus is on how differences between groups of citizens can be used by their common enemy to agitate them into acts of self-destruction. This program shows how the tactic of divide-and-conquer in the name of civil rights compares to similar movements that led to the overthrow of systems in China, Cuba and Algeria. Produced in 1965 – Source: Red Pill University.

According to the video at the top of this page, the mode of operation of Communists can be classified into five phases as follows:

1. Divide the people
2. Create the appearance of popular support
3. Neutralize the opposition
4. Precipitate mob violence
5. Create the semblance of revolution supported by the masses 

1. Divide the people: divided people will fight among themselves instead of fighting the common enemy. The best way to divide the people is to find one or more social issues or grievances which can be used to whip large number of people into a frenzy. After that rational dialogue is impossible. The video above in the first half uses the examples of China, Cuba and Algeria.
   1. China: In the “Great Leap Forward” the Chinese Communists divided the Chinese people basically into two groups: landlords and peasants. They used poverty and the exploitation of the peasants by the landlords. The Communist agitators declared the landlords as the enemy of the people who must be eliminated.
   2. Cuba: Batista was a dictator, so he and his government, the police and the “Batistanos” (government supporters) were the enemy. Clearly, the Communists used police brutality as an issue (even if the police wanted to maintain law and order) and used the slogan “we shall overcome”.
   3. Algeria: Muslims and Christians lived side by side under French rule for a long time until the Marxist Communists started to agitate the population. The Communists asserted that Algeria belongs to the Muslims, their language should be Arabic and the country should not be under French rule. Again the policy of division here.

2. Create the appearance of popular support: the Communists were basically less than 1% of the population in most cases but they were taking advantage of the grievances of the population. They were using popular slogans.
   1. China: Communists used the slogan: “land to the tiller”. They compared themselves to Abraham Lincoln to free the slaves (under the yoke of the Chinese landlords).
   2. Cuba: Again, the Communists used the slogan: “Patria o muerte” (Fatherland or death). Also, in this early phase Fidel Castro said he was not a Communist, in fact, some stated he was anti-Communist to appeal to a larger segment of the population (DECEPTION). Many Americans idolized him as a modern day Robin Hood.
   3. Algeria: more land was owned by Muslims than the Christians but the Communist used the propaganda that the French/Christians are the main landowners exploiting the Muslims. Again, their Communist leader, Ahmed ben Bella used propaganda that stated that he was not a Communist and said he was a nationalist with a deep belief in Islam (deception again).

3. Neutralize the opposition: “We can and must write in a language which sows among the masses hate, revulsion and scorn towards those who disagree with us”.
   —- V. I. Lenin

   “Members and front organizations must continually embarrass, discredit, and degrade our critics. When obstructions become too irritating, label them as Fascists, Nazi or anti-Semitic. Constantly associate those who oppose us with those names which already have a bad smell. The association, after enough repetition becomes “fact” in the public mind” (incidentally Hitler’s propaganda minister used the same methods – note added by the webmaster).
   —- 1943 directive by the Communist Party of USA

1. 1. China: The word “landlord” becomes a bad word. Roving guerilla bands punish the landlords.
   2. Cuba: Batista followers were labeled as counter-revolutionaries, enemies of the people and should be eliminated.
   3. Algeria: French and Christians were labeled as colonialists, Fascists, racists and extremists. Terror reigned, people were intimidated and savagely killed – the main tools of Communists.

4. Precipitate mob violence: Once the people are on the streets, it is easy to hijack the demonstration, incite and provoke violence.

   “Riots – demonstrations – street battles – detachments of the revolutionary army, such are the stages in the development of popular uprising”.
   —- V. I. Lenin

   Basically the ultimate goal of the Communist is an uprising, armed insurrection and ultimately civil war. This is the blueprint the radical Communists follow now and followed in the past in every country. They want to use the chaos to get into power as seen in the French Revolution (1789), the Paris Commune (1871) Bolshevik Russia (1917), The Hungarian Soviet takeover (1919), China, Cuba, Algeria, Venezuela and all of the Soviet bloc satellite countries at the end of WW2. Interestingly, all of these experiments failed or are in the process of failure. Currently the Communists in the US supported by the Democrat Party, the anarchists, Bolshevik Marxists, Cultural Marxists, Black Lives Matter and Antifa follow exactly the same blueprint.

1. 1. China: Communists mainly appealed to young, idealistic students from well-to-do families and these students formed later the Communist leadership in the Cultural Revolution.
   2. Cuba: The same is true in Cuba. The backbone of the revolutionaries (like Che Guevara) were the students from middle class families. In Cuba they also used the slogan of “police brutality”.
   3. Algeria: Large number of people (mostly Muslims went to the streets and these protest turned into violence. The Communists’ battle cry was again “police brutality”.

5. Create the semblance of a revolution by the masses: “Only insurrection can guarantee the victory of revolution. The purpose of insurrection must be, not only the complete destruction or removal of all local authorities and their replacement by new…. But also the expulsion of the landlords and the seizure of their land”.
   —-V.I. Lenin

   Lenin talked about the landlords in a mostly agrarian society, but later the Communists generalized to include the owners of the ‘means of production” such as factory owners, business owners, land owners and owners of various other resources such as transportation and mines. As we progressed, today in the US the alliance of the Socialist/Communist Left talks about Whites and white privilege. BLM and Antifa agitators incite violent riots in neighborhoods where businesses are destroyed and people are afraid for the lives. These rioters demand that white people leave the neighborhoods so blacks and people of color (POC) can move into their houses and neighborhood. This is why they call themselves “progressives” because they always progressively increase their demands against society, they demand redistribution of wealth and so-called equalization or equality of outcome. This is impossible, although they can demand equality of opportunity but outcome can never be guaranteed to all. Equality of outcome is the cornerstone of the Marxist utopia.

1. 1. China: After WW2 the US requested Chiang Kai-shek to have a coalition government with Mao Zedong and requested the disarming of the Nationalist army. Thirty divisions were disarmed while Mao’s army got all the arms the Japanese left behind after the war As a result Mao Zedong could take over, the possession of arms decided the outcome.
   2. Cuba: Castro received arms from the Soviet Union and other Communist countries while the US put an arms embargo in place against the Batista government. Same result – Communist takeover of Cuba. Castro said: “I am a Marxist-Leninist and I will be one until I die”. This is a total contradiction from the earlier days when he promoted himself as a non-Communist and possibly even an anti-Communist (again deception).
   3. Algeria: The Communists received arm shipments from the Soviet Union. In 1960, Charles de Gaulle turned against the French in Algeria, ridiculed them and called for Algeria independence, stating that Algeria is for the Algerians. As a result Ahmed ben Bella, the Communist leader took over and became Prime Minister and later President. The Communist takeover had been completed.