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“Didn’t they see this coming? Didn’t these people help bring down the Berlin Wall? How could they slowly just surrender to the very enemy from which they fought to deliver the rest of mankind?”
This week, Oliver Stone spouted the Protocols of Zion and the nation yawned. Several News Real Bloggers posted their thoughts on the ominous significance of our national apathy. The incident should have caused outrage – that a public figure can regurgitate Hitler and still have an employee willing to work for him, a production company willing to show his movies, or a grocer willing to sell him his lunch.
This is evidence that we are ripe for revolution. You don’t need an army of revolutionaries to take over the United States, you need a handful of Marxists in power and 300 million bystanders willing to feed Joseph Goebbels.
So I return to what Horowitz dubbed the:
“human legacy of the activist, an ocean of blood,”
and ask, prematurely, what will be the alternative for those who resist the Revolution, other than inexorably accepting submersion in that ocean of Marxist-drawn blood? When we realize we were wrong to think “it” can’t happen here, that it won’t get worse, will we simply pack our allotted six kilos and wait for the round-ups of academics, intellectuals, journalists, and disturbers of peace?
Americans are not the stuff of which scarred rabbits are made. We, who helped free the world from the first wave of Communism, will not likely allow ourselves to fall victim to its global Islamic protégé, and all indications are that our nation’s foray into collective utopianism will be of short duration. We can cautiously hope that, after November, the Left will have nothing to show for its social experiment than having provoked a renewed commitment to the principles of Western civilization.
Still…it is never a bad idea to have a Plan B, preferably one that does not involve further proving the reality of Marxist inhumanity.
