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September 30, 2008

'Creepy' Shades of Kim Jong Il

Topics: Political News and commentaries

If you had any doubt whatsoever that the Democrats, now completely controlled by Marxist Democrats - especially since the "coming" of "The One" - is anything other than a communist movement using Maoist-like methods, doubt no longer for you now have video evidence, from President & CEO of NBC Universal Jeff Zucker (HT - STACLU):

Is that not the sickest and creepiest video you've ever seen put out by any American running for president? After watching the Left's indoctrination video, now watch this video of children indoctrinated under the Maoist ideology of Kim Jong Il, and compare:

Interestingly, Kim Jong Il has endorsed Obama for president. And if you take the time to actually listen to the nuance, tone, and substance (as in the lack of it) in what Obama says, you realize it wreaks of socialism, Marxism, and Maoism. As with Mao's communism, Barack Obama preaches what amounts to peasant revolution and democratic centralism, but otherwise is fairly in the mainstream of Marxism and Leninism:

Central to Mao's theory of the state was what he called "New Democracy." The New Democracy involved a graduated series of congresses from the local to the national level, but its cornerstone was centralization. Mao himself referred to "New Democracy" as "democratic centralism." Democratic centralism is an essence a dictatorship--"a dictatorship of all revolutionary classes," in Mao's words--power would be concentrated in the hands of a few in order to guarantee that all class interests are represented. In other words, the centralization of authority was meant to guarantee that all levels of society are represented rather than the interests of the majority, which is the case in a "bourgeois" democracy. Economically, New Democracy involved the nationalization of banks and industry as well as the redistribution of land from wealthy landowners to the poor peasants. When Mao came to power over mainland China in 1949, he renamed New Democracy to the People's Democratic Dictatorship. The principle behind the People's Democratic Dictatorship was to guarantee that reactionary or counter-revolutionary voices would not have a say in government or have the ability to sway the opinions of the people. The centralization of authority, as outlined above, would guarantee that the will of the people would be carried out by the government.

If you think about it for just a moment, what's the difference between Obama's agenda and Mao's? Ans: Nada! What's the difference between the Democratic Party of today - post the takeover of the Marxist Democrats, and "The New Party" Obama sought the endorsement of in 1996? Answer: Nada!

Other coverage: Belmont Club sees shades of the Hitler Youth in the Dem's video

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