Herbert Marcuse, Father of 21st Century American "Justice," & His Proximity to the KGB by Diana W
Read on SubstackOurs, then, has been a revolution — or, chillingly, a pre-revolution with the revolution yet to come — by Marxist subversion, which, while seemingly bloodless, has put us on the path to cultural genocide. --Diana West
from Diana West,
The paragraph outlined in red (above) comes from “Repressive Tolerance,” Marcuse’s contribution to the 1965 essay collection, A Critique of Pure Tolerance. “Repressive tolerance” is a concept known earlier in the 20th century as “Bolshevik justice” — as in: Bolshevik justice is when all non-Reds are always guilty. This 1960s iteration, then, follows from the siege and sacking of the Graeco-Judeo-Roman-Western justice system that would be launched in violent revolutions by Marx’s leading practitioners, Lenin, Stalin and Mao.
But how could such a revolution in justice (and everything else) have happened here? We didn’t undergo a violent revolution as Russia and China did. However, despite stalwart anti-communist domestic opposition, we, as a government, did “recognize” these criminal, murderous regimes, thereby lending legitimacy to these purveyors of the worst crimes against humanity, all of which began with the criminal ideology of Marxism. Ours, then, has been a revolution — or, chillingly, a pre-revolution with the revolution yet to come — by Marxist subversion, which, while seemingly bloodless, has put us on the path to cultural genocide.
Let’s take another look at how it was that our government legitimized and thus advanced Marxism here through “recognition” of Marxist revolution there. This all goes back to November 16, 1933, which is presented in American Betrayal as the most important date in US history no one ever heard of. This was when FDR “recognized” the murderous Bolshevik dictatorship in Moscow (in the final days of Stalin’s state-engineered terror famine in the Ukraine, which killed between 6 and 15 million people on, as Solzhenitsyn put it, the edge of Europe), thus reversing the moral, law-upholding national security policy of the four previous presidents and six secretaries of state. It also “opened the floodgates,” as they say, on what would became a mass-influx of Communist/Socialists into the US government and key institutions, a Marxist tidal wave from which we, as a constitutional republic, have never recovered.
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Among the most hardcore to pretend to go to work in those days for Uncle Sam was the irrepressibly repressively tolerant Marcuse, along with other members of the so-called “Frankfurt School,” which included Marxist operatives masquerading as “scholars” (including master spy Richard Sorge) assembled by Lenin and his Cheka henchmen in the early 1920s to make a stealth-war of subversion against everything We, the People, in the West held dear. In essence, at heart, in purpose, this was all a part of the international Communist conspiracy. Which reminds me: Who would have thought they could maintain operational secrecy with the simple addition of scare-quotes?
As the sword and shield of the Marxist state, the KGB could never have been far removed from any of this. And, of course, it wasn’t. See how close it came to Marcuse, himself — and intertwined itself throughout our government — as noted in just the few excerpts to follow from American Betrayal.
The section in question picks up in the 3rd para below with the sentence: “On April 3, 1943…
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