[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Cultural Marxism is a more insidious, devastating weapon than any tool in the Soviet arsenal.

That's one thing that Antonio Gramsci knew, and was counting on as he was rotting away in a jail cell in Mussolini's Italy.

I'm not a huge fan of Pat Buchanan-by any means-but his analysis of how the theories promulgated by the Frankfort School had gradually-but inexorably-taken hold of the American psyche- or at least that part of it that is sculpted by the cultural elite-was simply brilliant.

[Carry_Okie]

I'm not a huge fan of Pat Buchanan-by any means-but his analysis of how the theories promulgated by the Frankfort School had gradually-but inexorably-taken hold of the American psyche- or at least that part of it that is sculpted by the cultural elite-was simply brilliant.

Correct. What he didn't understand was corporate collectivism, the fascist element of cultural marxism (and its true sponsor in the first place). That history and its affiliation with Marxism goes back long before Gramsci.

[Archon of the East]

Cultural Marxism is a more insidious, devastating weapon than any tool in the Soviet arsenal.

So very true and taken hold it has.