American Flag Blog

The Revolutionary Communist Party U.S.A. website produced a piece earlier this week comparing the “Red Flag” of Communism with the American flag. As you might expect, the Red Flag was portrayed in glowing terms while the American flag was dragged through the gutter.

The piece contains all the usual hyperbole and B.S. that characterizes the Communist menagerie but it also contains some important, and if you are not a Communist, disturbing clues to the forces moving our country towards open borders.

One passage refering to the Paris Commune, a 19th century attempt at Communism alludes to a world without borders, “…the Red Flag soared for the first time as a symbol of not just rebellion and revolution, but of a new proletarian state—a radically different kind of state, one to serve a transition to a society without classes and, eventually, without states.”

Of course, the full realization of Communism in the 20th century led not to the liberation of the proletariat, but to the bloodiest and most repressive dictatorships the world has ever known and the butcher of perhaps more than 100 million proletarians.

The Communists among us conveniently ignore the utter failure of Communism to produce a society even remotely resembling the predictions of Marx and Engels and instead, attribute all sorts of evil to the very rock of freedom, namely America, “The American flag is a flag of empire. It has its roots in the enslavement of African people, the seizure of land from Mexico through war, and the systematic genocide of Native Americans. This flag has drawn its nourishment from the blood and bones of the uncounted millions…”

The fact that the Globalists, a loose and sometimes shadowy group that crosses party lines and includes our own President, are on the same wavelength with the Communists, should be a cause for alarm for all Americans who treasure our republic.

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