What is happening in America? It seems as if every day we are exposed to a new story or scandal that does little more than leave the public in a state of confusion and anger. From never-ending wars, political corruption, growing debt, and constant violence in the news, Americans are always in a state of shock and looking for someone to solve these problems. The media keeps us going from one story to the next, with no time in between to get any real closure on anything. Joost Meerloo, in Rape of the Mind, refers to this as a strategy of no political rest. It is also called cognitive overload, and it makes the public easier to manipulate as they are likely, no matter what side of the aisle they may be on, emotionally attached to the issue one way or the other. This also leaves Americans questioning their own identity, values, and culture, as many of the problems we face are being blamed on the very ideals our country was founded on. The system is designed to make us lose hope in our future, and more accepting of the solution they are rolling out right before our very eyes. A dystopian surveillance state where our every move is being tracked, recorded, and stored as searchable data. We are being demoralized so that we will accept an end of this system and the beginning of something we don’t yet fully understand.
Yuri Bezmenov, author of A Love Letter to America, describes demoralization as the first of four steps meant to transform a country from freedom to communism. He refers to this as ideological subversion. The other three steps are destabilization, crisis, and normalization. He says demoralization takes about fifteen to twenty years. Essentially, demoralization is the process of alienating a population from its current values and exposing them to a new set of values. This explains why so many people in America are accepting of, or downright demanding, “democratic socialism” as the solution to many of our problems. The public schools have been pushing these ideas on our children for decades, with very little in the way of anything resembling American patriotism being taught to them. To be clear, we are not dealing with one generation of children who have been exposed to ideas antithetical to American freedom. It has been going on for many years. Most people assume they are sending their children off for an honest education when in reality, they are being indoctrinated into a different ideology.
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