By CDM Media
CDM’s Globalists In Plain Sight‘s Host Christine Dolan interviews Colonel Dr. Ronald J. Scott, USAF (Ret), Ph.D., and President and CEO of STARRS, Stand Together Against Racism and Radicalism in the Services, Inc.
Americans are disturbed about what is happening in the U.S. Foreigners want to understand from afar.
Dolan and Scott lay out facts, history and context of how the U.S. has evolved into a Marxist Cultural Revolution.
Here is Karl Marx’s letter he wrote in the 1800s when his economic argument failed and he pivoted to cultural wars.
“People label that which falls on their doorsteps from weaponization of government and the judicial system to Critical Race theory, gender-affirming, queer theory, censorship, First Amendment nullification, indoctrination of children, nuking parental rights – it just depends which shows up at one’s door,” states Dolan. “History is very important. This is a Marxist Cultural Revolution. It has nothing to do with human rights. Matter of fact, what is happening is ‘sinking the ship’ on human rights. We are living in an Age of Nihilism.”
“Marxism is antithetical to American values. You cannot have equality for all while slamming people because of the color of their skin – any skin. Throwing words around like bigot, racist, homophobe, transphobe, Christian nationalist is just name-calling. What we are seeing in America is the worst of adult bullying that is actually demoralizing and harming children. It is predatory behavior.”
Join Scott and Dolan as they lay it out – history, past movements, and current trends not just on the national stage, but with specific examples in all corners of American society on the local levels that have morphed into threats, lawsuits, hate portals, filing criminal complaints and evenasking some ministers to throw people out of their Christian churches over politics.
“We are living in a cesspoll not just over the internet but in our communities, and we are demoralizing communities, families and children,” added Dolan.
Ron Scott served 34 years in the U.S. Air Force as a pilot and commander with combat experience, retiring as a colonel. He then went on to earn a doctorate and served as a principal scientist with a think tank and as a university professor.
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