The Last Man Standing
by
Paul Trog
In the high-stake poker
game of international finance, the radical marxist countries have played their
hands masterfully. China ends up with currency reserves of above 2 trillion
Dollars and the coffers of the USA and the Western powers are either empty or
much worse: They are bulging with debt claims, an indebtedness so great, that
its servicing and repayment will undoubtedly enmesh future generations.
"China, the world's
third largest economy behind the USA and Japan," writes Keith Bradsher in
the New York Times of Monday, March 23rd 2009, "has already become more
assertive; now it is exploiting its unusual position as a country with piles of
cash and a strong banking system, at a time when many countries have neither,
to acquire natural resources and make new friends".
Chinese companies are
encouraged to acquire foreign businesses. Merger and acquisition delegations,
sponsored by the Chinese commerce ministry, are combing Europe as we speak for
key industries to acquire at bargain bottom, or very favourable prices.
Undoubtedly, similar
groups of financial and technical experts are surveying acquisition targets in
the USA, Canada and Australia at this moment. How did the present situation
evolve into this catastrophic imbalance?
Here is how:
Today, Communism has put
on a 'friendlier' more 'human' face, by a theatrical display of democratism.
China for instance, has moved toward an open market economy that is strongly
overseen by the CPC (Communist Party of China). This approach was initiated in
the post Chairman Mao era and its success is indisputable.
The innate
industriousness, creativity and competence of China's population was unshackled
and the West, hoping and trusting in China's 'progressive', measured approach
towards ultimate democracy, invested heavily and imparted its precious
technological knowledge liberally, thus making that country into the industrial
powerhouse it is today. America's reflexive economic optimism blinds her to the
truth about the unbending ideological resolve behind 'communism with a smile'.
And so, today, the tables are turned and the Western powers are financially and
industrially dependent on China and facing a very serious and dangerous
situation indeed.
The above situation could
never have evolved without a masterful and concurrent KGB (Secret Service of
the USSR) deception. The West was duped into believing that Stalinist Marxism
had died when the Soviet Union disintegrated and collapsed. This was a cleverly
instilled belief.
The West concluded that
Russia was steadily evolving, moving along the inevitable path towards full
democracy. A dangerous pipe dream, as it turned out. The SPECTER of global
communism never did die!
The breakdown of the
Soviet Union was a staged event, the brainchild of Yuri Andropov, Chairman of
the KGB and Gorbachev, his hand-picked successor. Andropov died in 1984, but
his puppeteers' hands reached far into future events because of his mastery of
long term strategic thinking and planning. Out of conviction and necessity, the
KGB decided to discard the ossified ideological brutality of the
Leninist-Stalinist view of Marxism, imposed for decades by the survivors of
deadly intrigues and purges, old ruthless men all.
Andropov chose another,
more flexible but no less brutal path towards communist world domination: A
formula conceived by Antonio Gramsci (l891-1937), the founder of the Italian
Communist Party who died imprisoned by Mussolini. Granmsci believed that the
Marxist Revolution could succeed by peaceful means. He proposed a subtle,
deceptive and manipulative approach, using infiltration by
cooperation-blackmail, bribe dispensing and waging psychological warfare
through the media. He believed that the Christian religion had to be
secularised and culture and morals thoroughly corrupted in order to destabilize
Western society and make it ripe for a peaceful power takeover by the ballot
box. And so, the grip of the USSR on Eastern Europe was thrown into the fire,
as was the old structure of its ruling party, along with its calcified
leadership.
This deceptive operation
was spearheaded by a group of dissidents, many of whom were top KGB agents and
Western organizations of the 'Godless Collective'; infiltrated religious groups
of all denominations, moral and ethical movements of every stripe, (Moral
ReArmament was granted repeated close and secret touch with the dissidents),
all these were in the grip of clever KGB operatives. Their efforts were the
priceless and indispensable smokescreen for what became in effect a 'coup
d'état'. It was a total success and the subterfuge absolutely believable. The
West never realized that it was the looser in this UPSIDE-DOWN revolution, as
Western capital flowed into Russia and technical know-how was freely dispensed.
The new Russian industrial
giant emerged, as it healed its wounds. But it was led, discreetly at the
beginning but openly in the present, by the iron-fisted KGB which fills 80% of
all government positions with former or active KGB officers. Prime Minister Putin,
himself a retired KGB man, is regaining the influence lost by the USSR, by
attacking Georgia and by turning off the spigots of the Russian gas pipelines
repeatedly. The discomfort in Europe is powerfully felt. In the Western
hemisphere, the Gramsci brand of communism, covertly propelled by the KGB and
Cuba, has won election after election. In nearly all the countries of South and
Central America a form of Marxist socialism has been embraced. President Lula
of Brazil, co-founder of the Foro de Sao Paolo, an organization that groups all
the Marxist-socialist countries of the world, is its leader.
A global dictatorship is
undoubtedly developing before our eyes and the USA is the last man standing in
its way. With President Obama in the White House and the financial crisis
raging unabated, it is a very wobbly stand indeed!
Paul
Trog
Innsbruck
03/30/09