Totalitarianism

Totalitarianism is a political ideology which dictates the supremacy of the state over the individual freedoms of its citizens. A totalitarian state usually requires a defining ideology with which to justify its appropriation of the levers of power: Left-wing Anti-Semitism was the driving force behind Nazism; Communism in the cases of the Soviet Union and China, Progressivism in Cuba^[2] and North Korea;^[3] and Islam in the case of a theocracy such as Iran. Other examples include Saparmurat Niyazov's regime in Turkmenistan. China offers an example of a totalitarian regime that has embraced state-run capitalism whilst retaining a socialist bureaucracy and power structure. In the United States, the Biden junta was America's first totalitarian regime. One of the junta's first acts was to execute a warrant on former New York Mayor Rudy Guiliani who led challenges to the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.^[4]

Such states are characterized by the extent of their subversion of the rule of law, with the police and judiciary acting as direct instruments of control and providing no meaningful check or balance upon the ruling elite. Media outlets are subordinated to faithful promotion of the defining ideology and, as the state matures, this tends to be reinforced with coordinated programs of indoctrination within the education system. Dissent is often brutally repressed (see torture) and extrajudicial killings are common. Other common features include the fostering of a personality cult around the head of state and rampant corruption due to the arbitrary enforcement of laws and statutes.

Hannah Arendt was one of the first to suggest that Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union were two sides of the same left-wing coin rather than opposing philosophies of Right and Left.^[5]

George Orwell said, "The totalitarian states can do great things, but there is one thing they cannot do: they cannot give the factory-worker a rifle and tell him to take it home and keep it in his bedroom. That rifle hanging on the wall of the working-class flat or labourer's cottage, is the symbol of democracy. It is our job to see that it stays there.

In 2021, the Democrat controlled 117th Congress passed the so-called "For the People Act" aimed at creating a single party state.^[6]

Totalitarian regimes[edit]

Nazi regime[edit]

See also: Third Reich

The Reichstag fire was a false flag operation conducted by the National Socialist party in Germany weeks after German Chancellor Adolf Hitler's seizure of power.^[7] The purpose of the operation was to blame the enemies of national socialism and empower the new regime with enabling legislation to stomp out its enemies and further restrict constitutional and human rights. Within days, the Enabling Act was passed. "Restrictions on personal liberty, on the right of free expression of opinion, including freedom of the press; on the rights of assembly and association; and violations of the privacy of postal, telegraphic and telephonic communications; and warrants for house searches, orders for confiscations as well as restrictions on property, are also permissible beyond the legal limits otherwise prescribed."^[8]

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics[edit]

See also: Soviet Union

The Russian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn was born in 1917 when the Soviet regime came to power. Solzhenitsyn and his schoolmates born the same year as the Russian Revolution were referred to by their Marxist teachers as "twins of the revolution," and pressured to become "the New Soviet man," carrying on Russia's experiment in socialism. Years later in the 1970s he wrote, "Over half a century ago while I was still a child I recall hearing a number of old people offer the following explanation for the great disasters that had befallen Russia: 'Men have forgotten God'. They said that's why all this has happened. Since then I have spent well nigh 50 years working on the history of our revolution, but if I were asked today to formulate as concisely as possible the main cause of the ruinous revolution that swallowed up some 60 million of our people, I could not put it more accurately than to repeat, men have forgotten God. That's why all this has happened."^[9]

League of Militant Atheists[edit]

See also: League of Militant Atheists

Between 1925 and 1941 this propaganda was carried out by a big organization operating under the characteristic name of 'League of Militant Godless.' The League was in reality a department of the Communist Party and its chief, Emelyan Yaroslavsky, the official biographer of Stalin, was at the same time a member of the Bolshevik Central Committee. The League propagated atheism on a very large scale. It worked among the school youth, in trade unions, in villages and in the Red Army. It spared no religious group and was equally hostile to Christ, Mohammed and Buddha, who were the targets of blasphemous posters and of vulgar cartoons in the atheistic Press.

The League pretended to fight what it called religious prejudices by scientific means, and some of its leaders may indeed have had serious intentions in this respect. The local branches of the League, however, cared little about science and frequently threatened and terrorized the believers. Sure of the passive or active support of the state organs, they were able to enforce by administrative methods the closing of churches, mosques and synagogues, of Christian monasteries and Buddhist lamaseries, or their transformation into anti-religious museums. The League was particularly active at the time of big religious holidays, during which the League used to organize anti-religious exhibitions and processions. It held anti-Easter and anti-Christmas meetings in the Christian areas of the USSR, and staged anti-Kurbam Bairam manifestations in Moslem territories. The chiefs of the anti-religious campaign also tried to supplement every big initiative of the Soviet Government by a special anti-religious action. Thus, to parallel the Five-Year Plan for national economy the League proclaimed a Five-Year Plan for anti-religious propaganda. The collectivization of Soviet agriculture was to be accompanied by the de-Christianisation of the Russian countryside.

In 1940, the twenty-third year of the Soviet regime, the organ of the League of Militant Godless, the review Antireligioznik, estimated that probably more than half, perhaps two-thirds of the Russian village population still believed in God. Also in the towns there was still a large section of believers, even if the League classified the majority of the adult population as atheist. However, most of these alleged atheists refused to participate actively in the work of the League, which therefore declined from year to year.^[10]

Peoples Republic of China[edit]

See also: Communist Party of China

Cancel culture and public shaming was an importnat part of the Rectification movement.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is the left-wing single party socialist ruling regime of Peoples Republic of China (PRC). The party is infamous for placing no value on human life and its ruthlessness to maintain and exercise power. According to the authoritative Black Book of Communism, an estimated 65 million Chinese died as a result of the CCP's merciless attempts to create a new “socialist” China. Anyone who gets in the way is done away with by execution, imprisonment or forced famine. No single individual of the CCP has ever faced an international tribunal for crimes against humanity.

Rectification movement[edit]

See also: Rectification

Rectification in Maoist thought is to "make right" imaginary crimes of Western capitalists and to purge communist revolutionaries contaminated with individualism. Self-criticism and confession is forced either through torture or public shaming. While rectified revolutionaries may be exiled or canceled as punishment, there may be hope for rehabilitation through re-education and brainwashing; counter-revolutionaries and non-co-conspirators in leftwing lawlessness are forced to confess, giving alleged legal justification for capital punishment or other extreme measures, including victimizing a non-communist or non-leftist's family, friends, and co-workers with the same rectification measures up to, and including, murder.

Rectification is aimed at purging society of dissenters of leftist ideology and establishing atheist totalitarian rule.

North Korea[edit]

See also: North Korea

North Korea is the world's most severe communist dictatorship and one of the poorest and most famine-stricken nations on earth. North Korea has a centralized government under the rigid control of the communist Workers' Party of Korea (WPK), to which all government officials belong. The Democratic Socialist Republic of Korea (DPRK) is notorious for its heavy use of political propaganda, revisionist history and cult of personality surrounding Kthe Kim family. The media is heavily controlled and only state-controlled radio and television broadcasts are permitted for public consumption. This control allows the regime to propagate its many lies and perceptions of the country.

Within North Korea, access to the internet is limited to a select few people. Other residents of North Korea who are privileged enough to have access to computers can only access a local intranet called Kwangmyong, meaning "bright". Content hosted on the Kwangmyong is tightly restricted, and the email and chat messages sent on it are monitored.^[11]

Cuba[edit]

See also: Cuba

The Communist Party is Cuba's only legal political party. The party monopolizes all government positions, including judicial offices. Cuba is the second poorest country in the Caribbean Sea, having destroyed its price system in the name of socialism. The Communist Party or one of its front organizations approves candidates for any elected office. Citizens do not have the right to change their government.

Cuba kills or jails people who try to leave it. When a group of people tried to leave in 1994, a Cuban navy ship rammed their boat and shot water cannons at survivors, drowning 43 people.^[12] In March 2003, the government carried out one of the most brutal crackdowns on peaceful opposition in the history of Cuba when it arrested 75 human rights activists, independent journalists and opposition figures on various charges, including aiding a foreign power and violating national security laws. Authorities subjected the detainees to summary trials and sentenced them to prison terms ranging from 6 to 28 years. Amnesty International identified all 75 as "prisoners of conscience."

Biden regime[edit]

See also: Biden/Harris attack on civil liberties

The Biden regime took power in 2021 after a rigged election and false flag attack on the US Capitol organized by the FBI as an excuse to round up totalitarian resistors and use the levers of power to label the regime's political opponents as domestic terrorists.

Detention and harassment of political opponents[edit]

See also: Obama/Biden FISA abuse

Weeks after the seizure of power, Garland and Biden lifted President Trump's ban on harassment of political opponents and executed a warrant on former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani to seize electronic devices with names and cell phone number's of all Giuliani's contacts.^[13] Giuliani led the challenges to Democrat election fraud after the 2020 presidential election.^[14] Additionally, Giuliani had in his possession damning evidence related to the Biden family corruption scandals.^[15] The seizure of Giuliani's electronic devices with cell phone numbers and email contacts opened the door for further FISA 702 abuse. Two weeks before the seizure it was discovered Mary McCord (DOJ), who succeeded John Carlin as head of the DOJ-NSD during the corrupt Obama administration and submitted the fraudulent Carter Page FISA warrant to the FISA Court, was hired by FISA Court chief judge James Boasberg as Amicus Curiae.^[16][17]

The junta attempted to paint with a broad brush anyone who supported President Trump as part of a grand conspiracy. The Biden DOJ attempted to coerce plea agreements from people who were employed with no criminal history, stable family and community relations, and arrested for trespass by asking the courts to deny bail because the junta needed time to investigate some vast conspiracy.^[18] Many prisoners were held in isolation 23 hours a day. WUSA TV reported one peaceful protester was savagely beaten in custody, suffering a shattered eye socket, his jaw and nose broken, and may never see again.^[19]

January 6 protesters were selectively targeted by the Biden junta for arrest and prosecution because of their political ideology and support for President Trump. That treatment of those arrested for January 6-related activity is far harsher than other protestors become obvious upon examination of other recent activity. In the summer of 2020, for example, rioters committed far more violence to Washington, D.C., tearing down statues, destroying businesses, and burning down buildings and churches in the name of BLM (Black Lives Matter). The D.C. government responded by christening “BLM” Plaza. No serious attempt was made to even identify the perpetrators of this violence. The few who were arrested received support from Kamala Harris and several top staffers, who encouraged their followers to contribute to a bail fund.

As of October 2021, no individuals were charged with any offense even close to such a despicable intent, and no individuals inside the Capitol were found to be wielding any sort of firearm, a presumably essential tool for a successful coup attempt. In truth, very few have been charged with any sort of assault or weapons possession (mostly pepper spray), and no protester inside the Capitol was found with a firearm of any kind. In fact, evidence suggests the FBI actually embedded informants in the crowd to create an illusion of violence.34 Furthermore, non-lethal items (i.e. flag poles, walking sticks, etc.) have been routinely exaggerated and described as lethal as the basis for trumped up charges. This behavior, if true, is beyond outrageous. One can only conclude the intent for using such inflammatory and inaccurate phrasing is to bias the public and prejudice any potential juror. on October 12, 2021 a federal judge found the director of the D.C. Department of Corrections and the warden of the city jail in contempt of court and called for investigation whether the facility was violating the civil rights of dozens of January 6 detainees.^[20]

Medical experiments[edit]

See also: Nuremberg Code

Joe Biden announced, on September 9, 2021, his attempt to force untested mRNA genetic experiments on 100 million Americans, despite the ineffectiveness of the covid vaccine to reduce the spread of COVID-19. As of October 2021, no Executive Order existed to carry out the mandate.^[21] Joe Biden's vaccine mandate was no more than a press release.^[22]

War on Parents[edit]

See also: War on Parents

There are 13 federal statutes the Biden regime domestic terrorism task force uses to intimidate and silence parents from speaking out at local school board meetings to protest Marxist indoctrination, critical race theory, gender indoctrination, mask mandates, and the rape of their children and subsequent cover-up.^[23] These statutes include mail threats, cyberstalking, anonymous telecommunications harassment, repeated phone calls, repeated harassing communication, false information and hoaxes, depriving a person of their civil rights and other statutes related to interstate extortion, injury to property, person, or reputation, kidnapping, and interference with a federally protected activity.^[24]

Free speech[edit]

See also: Political profiling

The Biden junta colludes with Big Tech social media platforms such as Facebook to identify white male conservatives as "domestic extremists". The social media platforms assess postings that they consider "anti-government", "anti-authority", or "white supremacist" and pass along their assessment to the FBI or Homeland Security. The Joint Terrorism Task Force takes their private sector partner's assessment at face value. Any criticism of the junta can be interpreted as "extreme". This program is based upon the Patriot Act efforts to combat Islamic extremism with the slogan, "If you see something, say something," only now targeting American citizens, particularly white male conservatives.^[25] All the resources of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act are now being employed, not just against the Trump campaign, the Trump administration, or President Trump, but against Trump voters and supporters.

Chief propagandist Jen Psaki admitted the junta was working with Facebook to target individual users and suppress their First Amendment rights.^[26] The junta requested cell phone service providers to censor private text messages,^[27] Psaki articulated the regime's position that advocates banning social media users from all platforms if a user gets banned from one.^[28] Psaki's articulation of Biden regime policy essentially makes Big Tech social media platforms "state actors."^[29] Journalist Glenn Greenwald tweeted,

Soviet era censorship poster: "Don't talk!"

Psaki articulated from the White House briefing room the Biden regime's collusion with private corporations to violate Americans' First Amendment rights:

See also[edit]

• Gleichschaltung
• Liberal totalitarianism
• Political spectrum
• Big government Welfare state leads to Nanny state, leads to Police state
• Leninthink

External links[edit]

• Nazi Fascism and the Modern Totalitarian State - explains difference between left and right wing, but mistakenly groups both Nazism and fascism as "right-wing" ideologies when both were actually left-wing.

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