The wider discourse around cultural Marxism today resembles nothing so much as a version of the Judeobolshevik myth updated for a new age. In the years after the Russian Revolution, fantasists took advantage of the fact that many of its instigators were Jewish to suggest that people could save time by equating Judaism and communism — and kill off both with one blow. As the historian Paul Hanebrink recounts in an unnerving new study, according to the Judeobolshevik myth, the instigators of communism were the Jews as a whole, not some tiny band of thinkers, conniving as a people to bring communist irreligion and revolution worldwide.

The results of such beliefs weren’t pretty. According to Professor Hanebrink, many aspects of the Judeobolshevik fantasy survived the Holocaust it helped bring about, just with the role of the Jews implied more euphemistically or replaced by new adversaries. As in Judeobolshevism, cultural Marxism homogenizes vast groups of shadowy enemies and assigns them a secret design to upend society. As in Judeobolshevism, those supposedly under threat are invited to identify themselves with “the Christian West” and surge in self-defense before it is too late.

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XCHAOS: pozor, to vyjmenovaná slova jsou na -ű! nedělejme v tom panu kolegovi zmatek. a před rokem 1944 byl soros (palindromatické jméno je základním poznávacím znakem deep-state iluminátů, další třeba clinton nebo obama) jarovizátor, arizátorem se stal až potom.

STARSIGN: jsem ve třetí generaci moravizovaný německý buržoust, který tu straší už dost dlouho, aby uměl dobře rusky i slovensky. a taky esperantsky. a sanskrtsky. a trošku česky. a neni som žiaden vandal, som toho fielda iba prebásnil, pretože poézia sa musí vyvíjať a nesmie ustrnúť vo svojej zmätenej dobe.