I talked with my
husband this morning about the “demoralization campaign” staged
against America.
It’s been used in
essentially every regime change process in the world.
Evident even in the
Bolshevik Revolution in Russia.
We were talking
about this in the context of what has been happening to men in the
last few decades; a sort of assault on men.
I thought it had started
first against black men, in the 70’s. When movies like Shaft came
out. To me, that was a cultural component of the demoralization
campaign primarily targeting “African-American” men.
Candyce Owens at
Turning Point USA is doing a brilliant job of raising awareness on
this issue.
(As a side note, I
believe that one day Candyce will become President of the United
States. She is definitely someone worth watching, and learning
from.)
I thought perhaps
the demoralization campaign has been in operation for about 40 years,
affecting 3 generations.
He disagreed. He
said there were indicators of it even back in the 50’s. (Before I
was born, but well within his personal memory. :) )
He puts the length
of this campaign as at least 70 years. Affecting about 5
generations, maybe 6.
