VIDEO: Stages of a Communist Takeover- Yuri Bezmenov
Yuri Bezmenov was a KGB agent who defected to the West in 1970. He was born in Moscow in 1939 and was recruited by the KGB while studying at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. He was trained in ideological subversion, a technique used by the KGB to destabilize foreign governments and promote communism. After working in India for several years, he became disillusioned with communism and defected to Canada.
After his defection, Bezmenov became an outspoken critic of communist ideology and the Soviet regime. He gave numerous interviews and lectures in which he warned the world about the dangers of communist subversion and the tactics used by the KGB to promote communism. He also wrote a book, “Love Letter to America,” in which he described the techniques used by the KGB to undermine Western democracies.
According to Bezmenov the first stage is demoralization, in which the KGB works to undermine the moral values and cultural norms of a society. The second stage is destabilization, in which the KGB creates economic and political instability in a society. The third stage is crisis, in which the society is in a state of chaos and confusion, making it ripe for revolution. The fourth and final stage is normalization, in which the revolution is complete, and the society is transformed into a communist state.
Bezmenov argued that the KGB had been using these tactics to subvert Western democracies for decades. He claimed that the KGB had infiltrated universities, the media, and other institutions and was using them to spread communist ideology. He also argued that the KGB was using propaganda and disinformation to manipulate public opinion and create division in Western societies.
Bezmenov’s warnings about communist subversion were dismissed by many at the time as paranoid conspiracy theories. However, in the years since his defection, many of his claims have been vindicated. The fall of the Soviet Union revealed the extent of the KGB’s infiltration of Western societies.
Today, Bezmenov’s warnings about ideological subversion are more relevant than ever. The rise of social media and the internet has made it easier than ever for foreign governments and other actors to spread propaganda and disinformation. The polarization of Western societies and the rise of far-left and far-right political movements has created a climate of instability and confusion, making it easier for ideologues to push their agendas.
The Ukraine crazies are now actively targeting Kursk Nuclear Power Plant. This has been confirmed by Putin and the Russian government. Unlike the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which is in cold shutdown, the Kursk plant is active and is one of the four largest electricity producers in Russia. The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone is today still a no-man’s land many decades later, and Kursk employs the same engineering in its reactors. The risk for a disaster is high should this plant be successfully attacked.
The region of Kursk is geographically vital to Russia in terms of domestic and international trade. A nuclear disaster this plant would quite literally poison vital infrastructure and disrupt the internal functioning of Russian society on a vast scale and cripple its economy. Should a meltdown at this plant occur, the city Kursk has some 500,000 residents and would almost certainly haave to be completely evacuated since the city and the plant are in near proximity. The resulting fallout from such a disaster would potentially degrade or even destroy rich agricultural farm land of Russia’s “Black Earth” region. Their only two such high yield agricultural belts in the world, and Russia’s Kursk Oblast occupies part of one of them. Further, the Kursk region contains immeasurable wealth in terms of iron ore and other minerals.
Basically, Ukraine has already declared a nuclear war against Russia. The only logical response from Russia is a nuclear retaliation strike that ends the threat of this rogue terrorist state permanently. If Ukraine succeeds causing a nuclear disaster, then Russia will have to respond with their nuclear arsenal anyway. Since the Ukrainian military now has access to Western advanced long range missiles and advanced maneuverable launch platforms like the F-16, there is no doubt that they can succeed and destroying the Kursk target eventually.There is only one reasonable reply to a nuclear attack and that is a retaliation strike. This is further accentuated by the fact that there are multiple such targets that NATO’s proxy army could potentially sabotage causing multiple nuclear disasters within Russia. The United States, the UN, and NATO through Ukraine proxy army have basically assured some kind of one-way nuclear exchange is about to occur. My guess is that Russia will employ a tactical strike on Kiev within days unless Ukraine surrenders soon. They will also use tactical nukes on command and control military targets at various points throughout Ukraine. If Western governments interfere, Russia will conduct an all-out nuclear exchange.
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