Multi-Decade Communist Deception and Disinformation Strategy (1 of 3)

Video dated 1995.
All warfare is based on deception.
When near, make it appear that you are far away; when far away, that you are near.
Pretend inferiority and encourage his arrogance.
- SUN TZU, The Art of War

[From The Perestroika Deception, 1995]
THE ESSENCE OF 'PERESTROIKA':AN APPLICATION OF 1920S' LENINISM
The new method penetrates the facade, tears the verbal mask off 'perestroika' and reveals its true meaning- which Gorbachev and 'glasnost' have failed to do. Lenin's
teaching and the experience of the New Economic Policy [NEP] are keys to understanding the essence of 'perestroika' and the reasons for Gorbachev's downgrading and renunciation of elements of ideological orthodoxy like the class struggle and his emphasis on common interests and the benefits of close cooperation.
Lenin advised the Communists that they must be prepared to 'resort to all sorts of stratagems, manoeuvres, illegal methods, evasions and subterfuge' to achieve their objectives. This advice was given on the eve of his reintroduction of limited capitalism in Russia in his work 'Left Wing Communism, an Infantile Disorder'.
The new method sees 'perestroika' as an application of Lenin's advice in new conditions. Another speech of Lenin's in the NEP period at the Comintern Congress in July 1921 is again highly relevant to understanding 'perestroika'. 'Our only strategy at present', wrote Lenin, 'is to become stronger and, therefore, wiser, more reasonable, more opportunistic. The more opportunistic, the sooner will you again assemble the masses around you. When we have won over the masses by our reasonable approach, we shall then apply offensive tactics in the strictest sense of the word.
It is obvious that Gorbachev's opportunistic speeches and his presentation of 'perestroika' to the West are clever applications of Lenin's thinking. Gorbachev's reasonableness and moderation are aimed at assembling and winning over the masses throughout the world. And yet another of Lenin's speeches is relevant here. Instructing the Soviet delegation to the Genoa Conference in 1921, he advised them to use moderate language in negotiations in order 'not to frighten the capitalists' and particularly to avoid reference to the class struggle, the violence and the terrorist aspects of Communist doctrine. Gorbachev's speech to the United Nations and Shevardnadze's pronouncements about a downgrading of the class struggle are classic applications of
Lenin's thinking. The new method views the ostensible arguments about the class struggle in the Soviet Union as no more than a calculated device to win over Western
policymakers and influence public opinion in favour of Gorbachev's policies.
The new method also sees a close parallel between Western expectations arising out of the NEP and those arising out of 'perestroika'. In view of this parallel, the outcome of the NEP can be instructive now. The New Economic Policy was presented by the Soviets and accepted by the West as a retreat from Communist ideology and a decline in the power of the Soviet regime. In fact, the NEP revived the Soviet economy, stabilised Soviet power and facilitated the creation of the Soviet Federation.
Because of the NEP, the Soviets were able to broaden their ideological and political assault on the capitalist world.
To sum up, the essence of 'perestroika' is the creative application of Lenin's thinking and the experience gained through the NEP to the final battle with the capitalist world. It is a step backwards to take two steps forward. 'Perestroika' is a Leninist strategy involving the calculated renunciation of ideological orthodoxy in order to
win over the masses and to achieve strategic objectives in Europe, the United States and the Third World.
The experience of the NEP teaches us that contemporary Soviet pragmatism and opportunism are not lasting, because they are tactical. Gorbachev is a committed Leninist who is carrying out the strategy of Communist renewal as a means towards the ultimate conquest of the Western democracies.


Furthur research
New lies for old: The Communist Strategy for Deception and Disinformation by Anatoliy Golitsyn
The Perestroika Deception by Anatoliy Golitsyn
http://once-upon-a-time-in-the-west.blogspot.com/ (an interesting site)
http://www.hourofthetime.com/majestyt.htm
As always:
Read everything. Listen to everything. Don't trust anything unless you can prove it with your own research.
-William Cooper

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[WSWarthog]

Sounds like a bunch of nonsense to me. All they've manage to say within the first third of the program is that the soviets lied about dismantling themselves. Where is the supporting evidence?

[frizshizzle]

@WSWarthog I wrote it in the description. The evidence is all in the book by the soviet defector Golitsyn which has references to Lenin mentioning the plan and Gorbachev admits it too. I spoke to a teacher in China and he told me they specifically teach there's no God which is one part of having a basis of no inalienable rights. This already happened to my parents who had to emigrate once the communist took over and robbed the land. You see it's a bit like inception you can't crush an idea.

[WSWarthog]

@frizshizzle

I looked up this Golitsyn guy on wikipedia and researched a little bit about his theories. It's now 20 years since the dismantling of the USSR and still no re-assertion of anything that anyone can call anywhere near to communism. This way the past 20 years have played themselves out just doesn't fit with the idea that the dismantling of the USSR was deliberately done to trick the west. Much more reasonable is the idea that Russians simply look after Russian interests.

[frizshizzle]

@WSWarthog If you don't believe what Lenin & Gorbachev say I don't know what to tell you. They already did this NEP scenario back in 1929 which is exactly the same as China's NEP from 1979. It does take quite a long time to dismantle a country and when the time is right they'll show their real colors. That's why the book is called "the communist strategy of deception and disinformation". You don't get to see labor camps on TV just yet.

[WSWarthog]

@frizshizzle

You have to keep in mind that Lenin and Gorbachev aren't in power in today's Russia. What matters is ideological continuity, and by extension the issue is about whether or not Putin and Yeltsin represent a break from Marxism-Leninism or not. Yeltsin I think we can safely say does indeed because he pirvatized EVERYTHING which is the last thing a Marxist would want to do. And being that he was the first non CPSU ruler of Russia it doesn't lend credibiltiy to this theory.

[frizshizzle]

@WSWarthog Sure the old Marxists wouldn't do this but the Leninists would. I wish I could believe after the august coup the millions of party members simply changed their mind overnight and became capitalist and there was no resistance by the Soviet military, KGB or the party. They've had current form of the deception strategy in place since the 1960s.

[username0727]

@WSWarthog I guess in a book call The Perestroika deception by Golitsyn. Waiting for it to read.. All the proof was reported to the CIA apparently and 94% of what he said in the book happened and we are waiting for the final 6% to fall in place.

[EricShermansChannel]

It's amazing seeing the things he's talking about come to fruition today.

[Juefawn]

@Tobacc0 You say communism as its some stereotypical concept attribute to all things wily, and disastrous. False expectation for future probabilities?