Letters to the Editor
Overcoming Opposition
If one society wishes to overcome another society, there are a couple ways of doing it. It can be done by direct attack — with guns and bombs — or persuasion.
If the first society believes the second to be stronger militarily, it doesn’t choose the first option. And if the first society believes the second society is strongly attached to its beliefs and way of life, it knows that the psychological subversion option will take a very long time — especially if the second society is huge. A lot of minds must be changed or persuaded. So the aggressor society must do it without being noticed. The change in outlook of the target people must be gradual — so gradual that they don’t know it is happening. Of course, they start with the children. If children can be influenced, future generations will be easier to persuade. However, eventually the citizens of the second society will begin to notice that their culture has changed.
I believe that is exactly what has happened with our culture here in America. As a child I remember a Norman Rockwell society. At my home in Oklahoma City, we didn’t even lock the door at night. You never had to worry about where the keys to the car were — they were in the car. We could tell jokes and be silly, and no one was offended. Now we are in a Jeffrey Epstein society.
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