Why socialism never works
John Loeffler has a nice, short article on the three phases of socialism, “The Sad Road to Socialism,” at NewsWithViews.
NWOU exists to help you understand the nature of false propaganda, front groups, and idealistic language that lures the naive into supporting socialism. Everyone can be fooled by these clever appeals, as long as you don’t look at the history of socialism and understand why it never works. Loeffler’s three-stage model helps you to understand the plans for the next stage. Armed with this understanding, the machinations and clever deceits of politicians will become clear to you, and you can take your appropriate place as part of the opposition. This is not an intellectual exercise. Socialism kills. Those who are enlisted into supporting socialism waste their lives and end up working for their enemy. Even right-thinking people who understand the evils of socialism often end up trapped in the socialist system and find themselves working against their own best interests. Fortunately, socialists have put their plans on paper, and many scholars have documented the history of particular turning points in nations that ended up in socialist slavery.
NWOU is interested in noting how these turning points occur as first individual countries and then the whole world comes under socialist tyranny.
In another article, “Socializzi and the Three E’s,” Loeffler points out that “under socialism the middle class always disappears.” Today in the United States we are in that phase where high-paying jobs are disappearing and the socialist government finds its opportunity to create more government-sponsored jobs. This policy is not humanitarian; rather, its purpose is to enlist more of the unemployed into the socialist matrix, entirely dependent on the government.
During this phase, the elites attempt to curtail speech while attempting to appear “reasonable.” This will take the form of reinstating the Fairness Doctrine so that every TV and radio broadcast has a socialist spokesman. As the media takeover drives out intelligent viewers and listeners, we next arrive at the stage where dissent becomes impossible. As Loeffler says, “by the time everyone arrives at the exemption phase, everyone knows socialism is a lie but they can no longer say so. Indeed a hallmark of Soviet society was that everyone had to give lip service to a series of official lies, which everyone knew were false but couldn’t say so.”
Progress toward socialism is not progress, it is devolution into slavery.
Behind the scenes the socialists are now colluding with the rich capitalists to preserve the special privileges of both elites. Once this legal framework is achieved, the global elites will preside over a completely enslaved world population, with no possibility of external influences on “the system.” Loeffler calls this stage “endgame chaos.” We are not able to predict whether this endgame becomes a tightly run worldwide dictatorship or will feature massive system breakdown, but one thing is certain: the great heritage of the human past must disappear into the maw of the matrix and be erased, and any sense of human progress will halt before the endgame is reached.
Thanks to John Loeffler for his insightful analysis of the stages of socialist takeover.
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Ideology is shorthand thinking in slogans to promote revolution. NWOU never thinks in terms of ideology, which is only for the masses. We do not subscribe to Keynsian or Friedman economic theories, either. Both have fatal flaws. Localism promotes diversity and ensures against large-scale systems failure due to greed, corruption, and socialist control over the economy.
If you think I have misrepresented your misunderstanding, please feel free to provide your evidence that “laissez faire capitalism” caused the global crash. The really interesting problem is how to combine moral human values with economy, and if you have any ideas, let us know. But socialism in any form is not a moral system, that is where they fooled you, with moral appeals that hide the true motives of socialist leaders and the disastrous outcomes of socialist policies.
How about the next thing you blog about is “Why Capitalism Never Works”, because America’s laissez fair capitalism – not the housing market – brought down the global economy. The only economic model which works is one that blends the best ideas from all ideologies.
If you read The Global Economic War posts you’ll be able to get past the idea that laissez faire capitalism brought down the global economy. Actually, laissez faire is just a theory, there’s never been a laissez faire economy except on wild frontiers.