“Gramsci set out to provide a revolutionary blueprint that would pervert the Roman Catholic Church’s values of goodness and forgiveness into a mind control tool in the hands of the new Marxists. He knew that the working classes were defined… — Robert Chandler Copy Share Image
“Critical Theory’s influence on the New Left in the late 1960s and 1970s ensured that American society would be infected by this Marxist malignancy. While it addressed many aspects of social structure, Critical Theory, in the final analysis, proposed activities that would transform society into one far more amenable to Marxism. Critical Theory’s “struggle for social change” was an important… — Robert Chandler Copy Share
“What was essential, insisted Gramsci, was to Marxize the INNER man. To secularize him to the point of godlessness. Only when that was done… — Robert Chandler Copy Share Image
“The political, economic, social, and cultural realities in the early twenty-first century, as compared to the late 1960s may differ in detail, but the… — Robert Chandler Copy Share Image
“Gramsci set out to provide a revolutionary blueprint that would pervert the Roman Catholic Church’s values of goodness and forgiveness into a mind control… — Robert Chandler Copy Share Image
“We’re asleep yet not asleep. We are thinking a strange thought, Thinking we are to be slaughtered, That cranberry branches are burning, That cauldrons… — Robert Chandler Copy Share Image
“The modern-day ultra-Left ideology of “Cultural Marxism” takes yesterday’s Soviet Marxist-Leninist model and stands it on its head. Revolution on this alternative path no… — Robert Chandler Copy Share Image
