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Over the past two years, tens of millions of Americans have awakened to the fact that the "Dialectical Left," which includes Communism, achieves its agendas most effectively by strategically changing the meanings of words. This is a tactic that is very effective
until it is recognized, at which point it rapidly becomes counterproductive because it is so obviously manipulative and so easily resisted by demanding clear definitions, especially in policy documents. The challenge is that there are a lot of words that our society depends upon, which allows Communist activists to move on from one word to another, then to another, as their language games get exposed.
Some of these strategic equivocations about the meanings of words are more impactful than others. Currently, there are just three terms that have been profoundly subverted and are being used to transform our society by Communists for Communist ends. These are
inclusion,
democracy, and
citizenship. All three are being redefined together. Understanding how this manipulation is taking place is key to neutralizing it, and that starts with understanding how these three words are being strategically misused. First, let's discuss the general principle of how the Communist or Dialectical Left redefines terms to achieve its ends.
Comment: It's notable that Kirchner has been an open proponent of the multi-polar world order, and that, back in 2015, when presiding as president, she rather presciently stated: "if something happens to me, don't look to the Mideast, look north" (apparently referring to the US).
This incident follows the assassination of Japan's former PM Abe Shinzo back in July: The Assassination of Abe
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