The specter of communism did not disappear with the disintegration of the Communist Party in Eastern Europe. The collapse of the communist regimes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe marked the end of a half-century-long Cold War between the capitalist and communist camps in the East and West. Many were thus optimistic, holding the belief that communism had become a relic of the past.
The sad truth, however, is that a stealthily transformed communist ideology has instead taken hold and entrenched itself around the world. There are the outright communist regimes like China, North Korea, Cuba, and Vietnam; there are the former Soviet Union and Eastern European countries, where communist ideology and customs still exert a significant influence; there are the African and South American countries, which attempt socialism under the banner of democracy and republicanism—and then there are the nations of Europe and North America, whose body politics have become host to communist influences, without people even realizing it.
Communism breeds war, famine, slaughter, and tyranny. These in themselves are terrifying enough, but the damage dealt by communism goes far beyond this. It has become increasingly clear to many that, unlike any other system in history, what communism declares war on is humanity itself—including human values and human dignity. Over the course of a century, communism established massive dictatorships in the Soviet Union and China; it caused more than 100 million unnatural deaths; it enslaved billions; and it brought the world to the brink of nuclear war and thus destruction. Yet more important is its deliberate and widespread destruction of the family, its instigation of of social disorder, and its attack on morality, all of which are ruinous to the foundations of civilization.
What, then, is the nature of communism? What is its objective? Why does it take mankind as its enemy? How can we escape it?
The specter of communism did not disappear with the disintegration of the Communist Party in
Eastern Europe. The collapse of the communist regimes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
marked the end of a half-century-long Cold War between the capitalist and communist camps in the
East and West. Many were thus optimistic, holding the belief that communism had become a relic of
The sad truth, however, is that a stealthily transformed communist ideology has instead
taken hold and entrenched itself around the world. There are the outright communist regimes like
China, North Korea, Cuba, and Vietnam. There are the former Soviet Union and Eastern European
countries where communist ideology and customs still exert a significant influence. There are
the African and South American countries which attempt socialism under the banner of democracy
and republicanism. And then there are the nations of Europe and North America whose
body politics have become hosts to communist influences without people even realizing it.
Communism breeds war, famine, slaughter, and tyranny. These in themselves are terrifying
enough, but the damage dealt by communism goes far beyond this. It has become increasingly clear
to many that, unlike any other system in history, what communism declares war on is humanity itself,
including human values and human dignity. Over the course of a century, communism established
massive dictatorships in the Soviet Union and China. It caused more than 100 million unnatural
deaths, it enslaved billions, and it brought the world to the brink of nuclear war and thus
destruction. Yet more important is its deliberate and widespread destruction of the family, its
instigation of social disorder, and its attack on morality, all of which are ruinous to the
foundations of civilization. What, then, is the nature of communism? What is its objective?
Why does it take mankind as its enemy? How can we escape it?
1. Communism is a devil bent on the destruction of humanity.
The Communist Manifesto begins, quote, a specter is haunting Europe, the specter of communism.
The use of the term specter was not a whim of Karl Marx. The preface of this book argues that
communism should not be understood as being an ideological movement, a political doctrine,
or a failed attempt at a new way of ordering human affairs. Instead, it should be understood
as being a devil, an evil specter forged by hate, degeneracy, and other elemental forces
in the universe. The communist specter took the form of a serpent, then that of a red dragon,
and it keeps company with Satan, who hates God, and exploits low-level beings and demons to wreak
havoc on man. The goal of the specter is to ruin humanity, and while the divine offers salvation
to humanity, communism tells man not to believe, attacks human morality so as to renounce tradition,
and causes man not to heed God's instruction, and ultimately to be destroyed.
Following the Cold War, the poison of communism not only continued to harm former communist
countries, but also spread throughout the world. The ideological infiltration of communism has led
the specter to influence human society on a global scale, and many people even think that the dark
wishes of communism are their own. With this, people lose their ability to judge right from
wrong, to differentiate good from evil. This, a devil's conspiracy, was almost carried out. Thus,
even as the specter congratulated itself, delighted with its sinister victory,
most people thought that it had been destroyed. There's nothing more dangerous than mankind
being on the verge of destruction, yet ignorantly celebrating its triumph.
2. The Devil's Ways and Means
Man was created by God, and the compassion of gods has long protected man. This the devil knew,
and so it set about severing this connection to corrupt man so that gods would no longer take
care of him. The devil's approach has been to subvert the culture given to mankind by gods,
corrupt human morality, and thus warp man and make him unworthy of salvation.
The turbulence of Europe, beginning in the 18th century, and the attendant moral decline
gave the devil an opportunity. It set about subverting, step by step, the criteria of
discernment between good and evil. It promoted atheism, materialism, Darwinism, and the philosophy
of struggle. The devil chose Marx as its envoy among men. Marx's Communist Manifesto of 1848
advocated the violent destruction of private enterprise, social classes, nations, religions,
and the family. The Paris Commune of 1871 was its first attempt at seizing power.
His followers argue that political power is the central question of Marxian political science.
This is both true and not true. Being clear about the ultimate aims of communism means we can
recognize that political power is both important and unimportant to the communist project. It is
important in that access to political power allows a rapid means of the widespread corruption of
humanity. With the levers of power, communists can promote their ideology with violence and
eradicate a traditional culture in mere decades or years. Yet it is also unimportant in that even
without the apparatus of the state, the devil has other means of exploiting the weaknesses and
shortcomings of man. To deceive, co-opt, coerce, confuse, and so overturn traditional thought,
subvert order, create upheaval, and to divide and conquer with the objective of gaining global
control. 3. Communism is the ideology of the devil. At the core of the evil specter is atheism
and materialism, a confluence of elements from German philosophy, French social revolution,
and British political economy assembled as a secular religion meant to replace the
previously occupied by God and orthodox beliefs. Communism turns the world into its church,
bringing all aspects of social life under its purview. The devil chose Marx and others as its
agents to oppose and destroy the principles laid down by God for human society. It promotes class
struggle and the abolition of established social structures. In the east, it launched a violent
revolution and established a totalitarian state that united politics and secular religion. In the
west, it undertakes progressive non-violent communism through high levels of taxation
and wealth redistribution. On a worldwide scale, it seeks to spread communist ideology to political
systems everywhere with the goal of undermining nation states and establishing a global ruling
body. This is the, quote, paradise on earth promised in communism, a supposed collective
society without class, nations, or government, based on the principles of, quote, from each
according to his ability and to each according to his need. In the Communist Manifesto, Marx
proclaimed, quote, the communist revolution is the most radical rupture with traditional property
relations. No wonder that its development involves the most radical rupture with traditional ideas.
Thus, Marx himself accurately summarized the practice of communism over nearly the past two
centuries. God is the source of moral order, and God's morality is eternal and unchanging.
Moral standards should never be determined by man, nor can they be changed by man's power.
Communism tries to sentence morality to death and to have the communist new man establish a
new morality. Yet, while it denies real morality, communism uses negative methods to expel from
human tradition all its positive factors with the goal of having negative factors occupy the world.
Traditional laws come from morality and are intended to uphold morality. Communism tries
to separate morality from the law, then destroys morality by concocting bad laws and maliciously
interpreting traditional ones. God calls on man to be kind. Communism agitates class struggle
and advocates violence and killing. God established the family as a basic social unit.
Communism believes that the family is a manifestation of the private capitalist system
and threatens to eliminate it. God gives man the freedom to obtain wealth and the right to life.
Communism seeks to eliminate private property, expropriate assets, raise taxes, monopolize credit
and capital, and completely control economic life. God established the form that morality, government,
law, society, and culture should take. Communism seeks the, quote, violent overthrow of the whole
existing social structure. God transmitted to man the unique form of traditional art as a means of
passing on his image. Traditional art recalls to mankind the beauty of heaven, reinforces faith in
God, elevates morality, and nurtures virtue. Communism, on the other hand, would have man
worship warped modern creations. Artistic productions that stifle our divine nature
give full reign to the demonic impulse toward chaos and disorder and manipulate the art world
by spreading base, ugly, malformed, evil, and decadent ideas. God wants man to be humble
and full of reverence and wonder at divine creation. Communism connives at the demonic
and arrogance in man, encouraging him to revolt against God by amplifying the evil inherent and
inescapable in human nature. It exploits the idea of freedom to encourage conduct unrestrained by
morality and unfettered by a sense of duty or burden. The slogan of equality is used to stir up
envy and vanity as man is tempted by fame and material interests. Four, a metaphysical understanding
of the devil. The idea of the devil being referred to in this text is that of a supernatural power.
Understanding the type of thing that is the specter of communism is one of the keys to
understanding the chaos the devil has sown in the world. Simply put, the specter of communism
is composed of hate. It draws its energy from the hatred that wells up in the human heart.
The communist specter is tied to Satan. Sometimes the two are indistinguishable,
thus we will not make an effort to consider them separately. The devil's arrangements are present
in both the east and the west, in every profession and in every walk of life. Sometimes its power is
divided, sometimes integrated, sometimes it uses this tactic, sometimes that. It follows no
simple pattern. The devil is the initiator of an unrestricted war on mankind that has turned
religion, the family, politics, the economy, finance, military affairs, education, the academy, the arts,
the media, entertainment, popular culture, social affairs, and international relations all into
battlefields. The dark energy of the devil can spread from one sphere, group, or movement to
another. After the anti-Vietnam War movement faded in the west in the 1970s, for instance,
the devil manipulated rebellious adolescents to channel their energies into agitating for feminism,
environmentalism, and the legalization of homosexuality. The devil's other efforts were
The devil can turn people with no good intent into its agents in the human world,
using hypocrisy to deceive compassionate and innocent people who then become its apologists.
The devil's agents, most of whom do not even realize their role, are everywhere in society,
from the elite, to the middle class, to the lower classes. Thus, its activities manifest sometimes
as bottom-up revolutions, sometimes as top-down conspiracies, sometimes as reforms from the center.
The devil can change forms and exist in multiple places at once. It uses lowly beings and specters
in other dimensions to do its work. Pornography and drug addiction are tools used by the devil,
and as long as a person's thought aligns with these qualities, the devil can control that person.
Many times people think they are acting according to their own thoughts,
but they failed to realize they're being manipulated.
5. The devil's many faces. Just as the devil goes by many names,
communism manifests in many ways. The demon uses contradictory positions to deceive.
A totalitarian regime or a democracy, a planned economy or a market economy,
control of the press or no restraints whatsoever on speech, opposition to homosexuality in some
countries or legalization of homosexuality in other countries, wanton environmental destruction
or clamor for environmental protection, and so on. It can advocate violent revolution or embrace
peaceful transition. It may manifest as a political and economic system or as an ideological trend in
art and culture. It may take the form of pure idealism or cold-blooded scheming. Communist
totalitarian regimes are just one of the demon's manifestations. Marxism, Leninism, and Maoism
form just one aspect of the devil's fallacies. Since utopian socialism developed in the 18th
century, the world has seen the emergence of numerous ideological currents. Scientific
socialism, Fabian socialism, syndicalism, Christian socialism, democratic socialism,
humanitarianism, eco-socialism, welfare capitalism, Marxism-Leninism, and Maoism.
These ideologies are of two types, violent communism or nonviolent communism. The infiltration
and gradual erosion of the status quo are the main tactics adopted by communism's nonviolent
strains. One of the devil's deceits is to make arrangements in the two opposing camps of the
East and the West. As it carried out a vast invasion of the East, it also took on a new
guise and stole into the West. The Fabian Society of Britain, the Social Democratic Party of Germany,
the Second International of France, the Socialist Party in the United States, and many other
socialist parties and organizations spread the seeds of destruction to Western Europe and North
America. During the Cold War, the slaughter, concentration camps, and famines and purges in
the Soviet Union and China made some Westerners count themselves lucky that they still lived in
luxury and freedom. Some socialists publicly condemned the violence of the Soviet Union on
humanitarian grounds, which led many to let down their guard around them. The demon of communism
inhabits a variety of complex guises in the West and operates under many banners,
making it almost impossible to guard against. The following schools or movements were either
derived from communism or used by communism to reach its ends. Liberalism, progressivism,
the Frankfurt School, neo-Marxism, critical theory, the counterculture of the 1960s,
the anti-war movement, sexual liberation, legalization of homosexuality, feminism,
environmentalism, social justice, political correctness,
Keynesian economics, avant-garde art schools, and multiculturalism.
6. Socialism as the Preliminary Stage of Communism
In the West, many look at socialism and communism separately, which provides fertile ground for
socialism to flourish. In fact, according to Marxist-Leninist theory, socialism is simply
communism's preliminary stage. In 1875, in Critique of the Gotha Program, Marx put forward
the idea that there is an initial phase of communism, followed by an advanced phase.
Compelled by changes in the international situation at the time, Friedrich Engels,
in his later years, also proposed democratic socialism, in which votes were used to obtain
political power. Democratic socialism was adopted by social democratic party leaders
and theorists of the Second International and led to the left-wing parties in many capitalist
countries around the world today. Lenin set down clear definitions of socialism and communism.
He considered socialism to be the preliminary phase of communism, and communism to be developed
on the basis of socialism. Thus, it is clear that socialism has always been a part of Marxism
and the international communist movement. The public ownership and planned economy of socialism
is part of the initial preparation for communism. Presently, while branches of socialism or left-wing
doctrines popular in the West seem superficially unrelated to communism, they are simply communism's
non-violent forms. Instead of violent revolution, votes are used to gain power in the West.
Instead of outright public ownership, high taxation in Western countries serves the same role.
Instead of a state-planned economy, Western social welfare systems are used to eat away
at capitalism. Left-wing parties in Western countries consider social security and welfare
systems to be an important aspect of realizing socialism. When condemning the crimes of communism,
the violence and slaughter should not be the only focus. Communism in its non-violent forms has
deceived and bewildered people's minds under the guise of various branches of socialism.
Some socialist or welfare states in the West today use the idea of the commonwealth to
sacrifice individual freedoms. Citizens in these countries retain certain political freedoms
because the brand of socialism there has yet to be well developed. Socialist countries set equality
of outcome as the primary goal and thus they are bound to deprive people of their freedom.
If a free country turned into a totalitarian regime overnight, the drastic contrast between
propaganda and reality would leave most people shocked. Many would rebel or at least passively
resist. This would lead to high costs for totalitarian rule and the regime would likely
need to commit mass slaughter to eliminate the resistance. This is one of the main reasons that
both the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China have engaged in the mass killing of
their own citizens during peacetime. Unlike totalitarian regimes, socialism in democratic
states slowly eats away at people's freedoms through legislation. Like the metaphor of the
boiling frog, the process of establishing a socialist system takes decades or generations,
leaving people gradually numb, oblivious, and accustomed to socialism, all of which enhance
the deceit. The essence and objective of this type of gradual socialism are no different in
substance from the violent form. Socialism uses the idea of guaranteeing equal rights through
legislation, while in actuality it drags down moral values and deprives people of the freedom
to incline toward goodness. It's impossible to enforce equality by suddenly elevating those
at lower levels, so instead socialism artificially restrains those at higher levels. Especially in
terms of moral values, the socialism of the West uses pretexts like anti-discrimination,
value neutrality, or political correctness to attack basic moral discernment. This is equivalent
to an attempt to eliminate morality as such. This has come along with the legalization
and normalization of all manner of anti-theist and profane speech, sexual perversions,
demonic art, pornography, gambling, and drug use. The result is a kind of reverse discrimination
against those who believe in God and aspire to moral elevation with the goal of marginalizing
and eventually getting rid of them. 7. The Romanticization of Communism
To this day, there are numerous Westerners who harbor romantic fantasies about communism.
Yet they've never lived in a communist country and experienced the suffering there,
so they have no understanding of what communism actually means in practice.
During the Cold War, many intellectuals, artists, journalists, politicians, and young students from
the free world went to Russia, China, or Cuba as tourists and travelers. What they saw, or rather
were allowed to see, was completely different from the lived reality of the people in those
countries. Communist countries have perfected their deception of foreigners. Everything the
visitors saw was carefully crafted for their tastes, including the model villages, factories,
schools, hospitals, daycare centers, and prisons. The receptionists they encountered were members
of the communist party or others considered politically reliable. The tours were rehearsed.
The visitors were greeted with flowers, wine, dancing and singing, banquets, and smiling young
children and officials. Then they were taken to see people hard at work, able to talk freely,
and as equals, students studying hard, and lovely weddings. What they didn't get to see
were the show trials, mass sentencings, mob lynchings, struggle sessions, kidnappings,
brainwashing, solitary confinement, forced labor camps, massacres, theft of land and property,
famines, shortages of public services, lack of privacy, eavesdropping, surveillance, monitoring
by neighbors and informants everywhere, brutal political struggles in the leadership,
and extravagant luxuries of the elite. They especially weren't able to see the suffering
of ordinary people. The visitors mistook what had been staged for them as the norm in a communist
country. They then promoted communism in the West through books, articles, and speeches,
and many of them didn't know they had been taken in. A small number did see cracks in the edifice,
but many of them then fell into another trap. They saw themselves as, quote, fellow travelers,
and adopted the Chinese attitude of, quote, not airing dirty laundry in front of outsiders.
Lacking the courage to tell the truth, they chose a shameful silence. Everyone is,
quote, free and equal, where there is no oppression or expropriation, where there's
great material abundance, where everyone gives according to their ability and receives according
to their need, a heaven on earth with every individual able to develop himself or herself
freely. A human society of this sort exists only as fantasy, and that fantasy has been used as bait
by the devil to deceive man. In reality, power falls in the hands of a small elite. Real communism
is a totalitarian apparatus controlled by a small group who use their monopoly on power to suppress,
enslave, and deprive the majority. 8. The Devil's Destruction of Culture and Morality
Communism teaches people to oppose belief in God and to cast out the divine. It simultaneously
launches attacks on religions from the outside while manipulating people to corrupt religion
from the inside. Religions have been politicized, commercialized, and turned into entertainment.
Numerous morally corrupt clergymen put forward fallacious interpretations of religious texts,
misleading their followers and going so far as to commit adultery with their lay members
or even pedophilia. This chaos has left sincere religious believers bewildered and deprived of
hope. Just a century ago, an unwavering belief in God was a sign of moral decency. Now, religious
believers are considered foolish and superstitious. They keep their beliefs to themselves,
not even discussing their faith among friends for fear of being mocked.
Another important goal of communism is the destruction of the family,
using ideas like gender equality and, quote, sharing wealth and wife. The 20th century,
in particular, was host to modern feminist movements that promoted sexual liberation,
the blurring of gender differences, attacks against the so-called patriarchy,
and weakening the role of the father in the family. They changed the definition of marriage,
promoted the legalization and legitimization of homosexuality, promoted the rights to divorce
and to abortion, and used social welfare policies to effectively encourage and subsidize single
parenthood. All of this resulted in the collapse of families. This has been one of the more
startling transformations of society over the last several decades. In the political sphere,
communism exploited loopholes in the legal and political systems of democratic nations
in an attempt to manipulate major political parties. For electoral victory, politicians
resorted to dirty tricks and made promises that they could never fulfill. The result of the
influence of communism is that political parties around the world are often somewhere on the left
of the political spectrum, advocating higher taxes, higher social welfare expenditures,
big government, and interventionism, all of which they seek to entrench in legislation.
And with a left-leaning government, leftist ideology comes to infiltrate the entire society,
backed up with the indoctrination of youth, who in turn come to elect more left-leaning candidates.
The academy, which is supposed to play the role of transmitting the essence of the wisdom and
culture of the ages, has also been subverted. In the first half of the 20th century,
the communist specter arranged for the systematic destruction of the education system. China,
famous for its profound ancient culture, was subjected to the New Culture Movement even
before the establishment of the Communist Party. This was part of the effort to disconnect the
Chinese people from their traditions. After the communists seized power, they nationalized the
education system and filled the textbooks with party ideology, transforming generations of young
Chinese into ferocious, quote, wolf cubs. In the West, the specter launched the Progressive
Education Movement, using the banner of science and progress in order to gain control of philosophy,
psychology, pedagogy, and eventually the entire academy, and thus brainwash teachers
and education administrators. High school education began excluding orthodox ideas
and traditional morality. Academic standards were lowered to make students less literate
and math savvy, and less able to form their own judgments and use common sense.
Atheism, the theory of evolution, materialism, and the philosophy of struggle were all instilled
in students. Following the counterculture of the 1960s, advocates of political correctness
have become thought police, forcing teachers to indoctrinate students with all manner of
twisted ideas. Students now graduate from school without a strong moral compass, with no foundation
in their own culture, lacking common sense and a sense of responsibility, and are left to blindly
follow the crowd, thus joining society's downward trend. Out in society, there is drug abuse,
rising rates of crime, a media sphere full of sex and violence, an art world that treats grotesquerie
as beauty, and all manner of evil cults and occult groups. Young people blindly adore film and
stars, waste their time on online games and social media, and end up dispirited and demoralized.
The senseless violence of terrorism against innocents violates all moral parameters
established by tradition and makes people worry desperately about the security of the world
and what the future holds. 9. Return to God, Restore Tradition, Escape the Devil's Plan
Human civilization was transmitted to man by gods. Chinese civilization has seen the prosperity of
the Han and Tang dynasties, and Western civilization reached its peak during the
Renaissance. If human beings can maintain the civilization that gods gave to them,
then when gods return, man will be able to maintain a connection with them and understand
the law that they teach. If humans destroy their culture and tradition, and the morality of society
collapses, then when gods return, people will fail to understand their divine teachings because
their karma and sins are too great and their thinking has departed so far from the instructions
of the divine. This is dangerous for mankind. Communism is a scourge of humanity. Its goal
is the destruction of mankind, and its arrangements are meticulous and specific.
The conspiracy has been so successful that it has almost been carried out to completion,
and now the devil is ruling our world. The ancient wisdom of mankind tells us this,
one righteous thought conquers 100 evils, and when a person's Buddha nature emerges,
it shakes the world in 10 directions. The devil seems powerful, but it is nothing before God.
If humans can maintain their sincerity, kindness, compassion, tolerance, and patience,
they will be protected by God, and the devil will have no dominion over them.
The mercy of the Creator is limitless, and every life has a chance to escape catastrophe.
If humankind can restore tradition, elevate morality, and hear the compassionate call
of the Creator and the heavenly law that provides salvation, man will be able to
break through the devil's attempt at destruction, embark on the road to salvation, and move toward
the future.