Most people would consider equating the EU with the USSR as fanciful and unwarranted. This reaction in my opinion derives from a misunderstanding of the latter which is commonly associated with the midnight knock, mass summary executions, torture chambers and endless terror for most of the population. But in fact such a polity ended gradually after Stalin's death, to be replaced by one like, well, like the current EU.
For the latter half of its existence the rulers of the USSR maintained control through the following mechanisms:
A prevailing orthodoxy which could not be questioned. USSR = Marxism-Leninism, EU = Political correctness and multiculturalism. Both
Politicising the legal system: Vague laws under which anything can be classed as a crime by the System's legal enforcers, unequal application of the law, guilt by way of denunciation.
Orwellianism/cognitive dissonance. The serfs are forced to believe and espouse that which is blatantly false. 'Workers' paradise', 'all races equal', 'diversity is our strength' etc.
Coercing academia and media to enforce the Prevailing Orthodoxy.
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Dualistic good/bad classifications. The USSR had its 'enemies of the people' (i.e. anyone opposing The System) and its heroes of the Soviet Union, i.e. anyone supporting The System. In similar vein the EU's enemies of the people are racists, nationalists, traditionalists, its heroes globalists and minorities of every hue
Hostility to the family: The EU mirrors the USSR by promoting easier divorce, virtually forcing married women to work, stigmatising stay-at-home mothers, using welfare to encourage indiscriminate breeding
Hostility to national identity: The USSR kept up a barrage of anti-national propaganda (apart from the WW II interregnum), forced millions from their homelands and transplanted them among other ethnicities, the EU by opening up its borders to the Third World and corrupting the migration legal system.
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Rewriting history, destroying non-conforming traditional culture and tradition
And both polities lack/lacked democratic accountability. Supreme power in the USSR lay with the Politburo, in the EU with its four presidents and Commission, none of whom were elected by popular mandate. Democratic national governments not delivering what the EU wants are undermined, national referendums failing to produce the 'right' result are ignored and re-run until the required result is achieved.
I don't claim the foregoing to represent a comprehensive analysis nor to suggest that the EU is USSR redux. My purpose is to show that there are enough similarities to cause deep concern for Europeans and indeed all Whites. In the USSR soulless careerists pushed a Utopian ideal fundamentally at odds with human nature and sustained it by lies which in turn required truth-tellers to be punished and marginalised. The methods and ultimate objectives may differ but in every other aspects the EU mirrors the USSR.
Destroy the EUSSR!
"The illusion of freedom will continue as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.”
― Frank Zappa
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For the latter half of its existence the rulers of the USSR maintained control through the following mechanisms:
A prevailing orthodoxy which could not be questioned. USSR = Marxism-Leninism, EU = Political correctness and multiculturalism. Both
Politicising the legal system: Vague laws under which anything can be classed as a crime by the System's legal enforcers, unequal application of the law, guilt by way of denunciation.
Orwellianism/cognitive dissonance. The serfs are forced to believe and espouse that which is blatantly false. 'Workers' paradise', 'all races equal', 'diversity is our strength' etc.
Coercing academia and media to enforce the Prevailing Orthodoxy.
Dualistic good/bad classifications. The USSR had its 'enemies of the people' (i.e. anyone opposing The System) and its heroes of the Soviet Union, i.e. anyone supporting The System. In similar vein the EU's enemies of the people are racists, nationalists, traditionalists, its heroes globalists and minorities of every hue Hostility to the family: The EU mirrors the USSR by promoting easier divorce, virtually forcing married women to work, stigmatising stay-at-home mothers, using welfare to encourage indiscriminate breeding
Hostility to national identity: The USSR kept up a barrage of anti-national propaganda (apart from the WW II interregnum), forced millions from their homelands and transplanted them among other ethnicities, the EU by opening up its borders to the Third World and corrupting the migration legal system.
Rewriting history, destroying non-conforming traditional culture and traditionAnd both polities lack/lacked democratic accountability. Supreme power in the USSR lay with the Politburo, in the EU with its four presidents and Commission, none of whom were elected by popular mandate. Democratic national governments not delivering what the EU wants are undermined, national referendums failing to produce the 'right' result are ignored and re-run until the required result is achieved.
I don't claim the foregoing to represent a comprehensive analysis nor to suggest that the EU is USSR redux. My purpose is to show that there are enough similarities to cause deep concern for Europeans and indeed all Whites. In the USSR soulless careerists pushed a Utopian ideal fundamentally at odds with human nature and sustained it by lies which in turn required truth-tellers to be punished and marginalised. The methods and ultimate objectives may differ but in every other aspects the EU mirrors the USSR.
Destroy the EUSSR!
"The illusion of freedom will continue as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.”
― Frank Zappa
