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Yuri Bezmenov – The 4 Stages Of Ideological Subversion (Communist Strategy) – 1984

Yuri Bezmenov, the son of a high-ranking Soviet officer, was a member of the elite propaganda arm of the KGB, known as the Novasti Press Agency.

After becoming disillusioned with the oppressive system, he escaped to the West at great risk to his life.

This is a recently discovered excerpt from G. Edward Griffin’s 1984 interview with KGB Defector, Yuri Bezmenov, who explains The 4 Stages Of Ideological Subversion (Communist Strategy) for taking over the U.S. from within.

Americans are running out of time to take the Red Pill.

Stage 1: Demoralization – Duration: 15 To 20 Years

This initial phase aims to change the values of a generation through Psychological Manipulation.

It involves infiltrating Educational Systems, Media, and Culture to create a population that cannot recognize or resist the Subverting Ideology.

Stage 2: Destabilization – Duration: 2 To 5 Years

In this stage, the focus shifts to creating instability in key areas such as the Economy, Foreign Relations, and Defense.

The goal is to weaken the nation’s Structural Integrity.

Stage 3: Crisis – Duration: Up To 6 Weeks

A significant upheaval occurs, leading to a state of emergency.

This crisis can manifest as Political Turmoil, Economic Collapse, or Social Unrest, resulting in a drastic change in power.

Stage 4: Normalization – Duration: Ongoing

After the Crisis, a new Ideological Framework is established.

The population adapts to a New Reality, often without recognizing the extent of the changes that have occurred.  

Implications

The process of Ideological Subversion is gradual and often goes unnoticed.

It relies on exploiting existing Societal Divisions and manipulating Public Perception to achieve its goals.

Understanding these Stages can help individuals recognize potential threats to their Societal Values and Structures.

FULL INTERVIEW: Yuri Bezmenov – The 4 Stages Of Ideological Subversion (Communist Strategy) – 1984