Chuck Morse

The Practice of Socialism Laid Bare
By Chuck Morse - 06.29.01

When distilled to it’s bare knuckles, or brass knuckles, if you will, Socialism advocates the literal physical control of all human beings by the State. Socialists malevolently believe that man is incapable of self-rule and that, therefore, authoritarian State control is a virtue. The Socialist State possesses, they contend, a superior scientific wisdom which justifies this control. They see the State as a vehicle toward the realization of their twisted fantasy of a whole new world

A prescient exposition of the nature of this sinister physical control agenda was delivered in a speech by D. Richard L. Day, National Medical Director of Planned Parenthood, 1965-1968, in Pittsburgh, 1969. In that speech, described by a Dr. Lawrence Dunegan who was an attendee, Dr. Day spoke of one of the most sacred rites of the left, controlling the population growth of the world.

With regard to population control, Dr. Day stated that "Everything is in place, and nobody can stop us now…This time were going to do it right." Perhaps Dr. Day was lamenting over the failure of such Socialist programs as the National Socialist Holocaust against the Jews or the Communist liquidation, according to the Black Book of Communism, of over 100 million souls. These examples of a controlled culling of the world’s population perhaps didn’t go far enough for Dr. Day and his ilk. The "population explosion" theory has, incidentally, been once again debunked by no less an authority than Council on Foreign Relations Chairman Peter G. Peterson in his book "Grey Dawn: How the Coming Age Wave will Transform America-And the World."

Dr. Day goes on to lay out the plan: "contraceptives would be dispensed at school; abortion would become legal and paid for by tax dollars (and) homosexuality would be promoted as no longer to be considered abnormal behavior" Certainly since 1969, when this speech was delivered, all of these things have come to pass. A curious dichotomy exists between the encouragement of indiscriminate sexuality involving the dissemination of condoms and the normalization, and therefore tacit endorsement, of homosexual sex, with, at the same time, the encouragement of women to abort, at government expense, their fetuses. The taxpayer, meanwhile, is asked to transfer increasing amounts of capital to help cure AIDS while other diseases get short shrift. To question these issues on moral grounds is to be met with hysterical rage and accusations of discrimination while, at the same time, information concerning the health consequences of these behaviors is suppressed.

Dr. Day goes further, stating that "Drug addiction would be promoted so the unfit would die; euthanasia would be more accepted as the cost of medical care would intentionally be made burdensomely high (and) divorce would be made easier." Government complicity in the lucrative drug trade has been well documented over time and from innumerable sources. Euthanasia, like abortion, is part and parcel of the culture of death and control over life promulgated by the Socialists. Socialists are predominantly atheists and, as such, view human beings as animals with no greater purpose. They can be dispensed with if they are deemed to be standing in the way of the great and glorious Socialist utopia. Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger, an admirer of Hitler, would capture the essence of this with her repeated references to "useless eaters."

The good Herr Dr. Day pronounces that " ID badges would become more prevalent; all salary payments and purchases would be conducted electronically by computer in one banking system; major world religions would have to change into a new world religion, and the churches would help bring it about; terrorism would be used to make people demand international controls; and economic interdependence would help lessen national sovereignty, as people would become citizens of the world."

A corporation called "Applied Digital Solutions," has recently developed a computer chip called "Digital Angel" which is a sub-dermal implant that interacts with computers. Its creator, Dr. Peter Zhou stated, in an interview with World Net Daily, that the chip could be used to send a signal to an e-merchant as a means of identification when conducting a transaction. This technology could, no doubt, lead to a cashless, and therefore totally controlled society where all transactions could conceivably be monitored by a single central bank of the world.

Believing Christians, Jews, and Moslems are increasingly being pushed to the sidelines by such secular and socialistic organizations as the National Council of Churches and the Anti-Defamation League who appear to play a central role in the development of an "ecumenical" one-world religion. Rather than promulgating moral standards, given by God, these groups hold "tolerance" of everything as equal as the highest virtue. Rather than honoring a personal relationship with God or Jesus, these groups worship the State as the ultimate arbiter of good and evil.

Chuck Morse Is the author of "Why I'm a Right-Wing Extremist", due to be released in September
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