Human Control – The Communist Socialist System – Alan Watt | AstralWalker
Depopulation and Human Control
The Communist Socialist System – Alan Watt – 6 Apr 2018 | AstralWalker
In this talk from New Year’s Eve 2017, Alan Watt describes the brutal communist socialist control system and how it compares with what we see happening today.
Communism is a political and economic ideology that aims to replace private property and a profit-based economy with public ownership and communal control of at least the major means of production. The communist control system is characterised by the rule of a single party that tolerates no opposition and little dissent. In place of a capitalist economy, party leaders establish a command economy in which the state controls property and its bureaucrats determine wages, prices, and production goals.
“You’re living in an age when you have to believe nonsense. Insane mandated nonsense.”
– Alan Watt
Communist Control
- Single Party Rule: Communist regimes are characterised by the rule of a single party that tolerates no opposition and little dissent.
- Command Economy: In place of a capitalist economy, party leaders establish a command economy in which the state controls property and its bureaucrats determine wages, prices, and production goals.
- Collective Interest Over Individual Rights: Under the communist systems of Eastern Europe, the “collective interest” of the people, as determined by the communist party, overcame any claims to individual rights. Thus, the government harshly suppressed freedom of speech, press, and assembly.
- Nomenklatura System: Communist parties were all structured according to the principles of democratic centralism, although they varied somewhat from country to country. The different functions of the Communist party are examined and the nomenklatura system is explained, which is vital to understanding how Communists kept control over society.
- Surveillance: Surveillance, such as characterised East German and Soviet societies, was common.
- Inefficiency: The inefficiency of these economies played a large part in the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Alan Watt
Alan Watt is known for his research into the causative forces behind major changes in historical development and how cultures are created and altered by those in control.
Alan Watt was a researcher, writer, and musician who has published books on religion, philosophy, and poetry under various pseudonyms. He was born in Scotland and has a background in three professions, including music, where he was involved in folk, blues, pop, rock, and classical genres as a singer, songwriter, performer, and session guitarist. He has played with some of the most well-known artists and groups. Watt is known for his research into the causative forces behind major changes in historical development and how cultures are created and altered by those in control. He had been warning people in North America that the process of amalgamation is being carried out covertly, similar to what happened in the UK.
Source: The Communist Socialist System “And The Green Religion Mantra” Alan Watt
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