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Jul 21, 2020

Daniel Ajamian on the recent events and the cultural Marxism strategy

What I hear of college, and it also is true in business and government, are stories of various cultural indoctrinations – made ever-more intense given the pretext for these recent riots. Politically correct speech to include even compelled speech, cancel culture, self-flagellation, a fight for the gold medal in the oppression olympics. If you disagree with any of this, you are a fascist. To further cement this indoctrination, a requirement to take classes that tear down Western Civilization – even saying those two words in anything other than a scornful tone could be costly.

There is a purpose behind this, a strategy. Events that we have been living through recently are not spontaneous or random. This is not accidental. These events are the result of a political strategy designed to strip us of our liberty. It is an insidious strategy. It is also very effective.

~ Daniel Ajamian, "The Greatest Political Strategist in History," talk delivered at 2020 Mises University, July 18, 2020

The Greatest Political Strategist in History | Mises Institute

Daniel Ajamian on Antonio Gramsci and cultural Marxism

Gramsci is, perhaps, the foundational theorist for what we now call Cultural Marxism.

~ Daniel Ajamian, "The Greatest Political Strategist in History," talk delivered at the 2020 Mises University

Antonio Gramsci | Italian politician | Britannica

Daniel Ajamian on diversity and equality

Another utopia, requiring yet another new man.  The perfectibility of man was now man’s responsibility, not God’s.  We have a war on cancer, a war on drugs, a war on poverty, a war on terror, a war on a virus.  We must eliminate bigotry, racism, prejudice.  We must embrace diversity: we are all different.  In the same head and at the same time we must embrace equality: we are all the same.

~ Daniel Ajamian, "The Greatest Political Strategist in History," talk delivered at the 2020 Mises University

Daniel Ajamian | Mises Institute