How communism works: Edward Griffin 1969

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This is part of the presentation of a 1969 lecture by G. Edward Griffin: More Deadly Than War

In 1969 people already knew that you can also wage war without violence. Communists also have other methods such as "supposed" making peace legally.

We grew up with the idea that war consists only of violence and forcing, but you can wage war without forcing anyone and without violence. This explanation is very appropriate to what is happening now with the corona fake pandemic.

In this video he explains how communism works. This is written in their own books, Edward says. There are 3 conclusion:

1) Violence versus no violence

2) Violence causes chaos, panic, confusion, crisis government, crisis economy, anarchy (=politics: state of a country without (authoritative) recognized government), etc...

3) No violence gives many benefits to the government and is more dangerous to the people. This is done by peaceful behavior and political conduct, but under the guise of socialism.

Example: So you can peacefully announce a lockdown and say it's for your protection, but actually this is a coup and they want to control you.

The government started with no violence, but now it ends with violence. We are clearly in number 1.