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Paganism is preferred over Christianity.Is this bad,
considering what the present system has given us in this oh
so Christian World?

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 BEGIN FORWARDED MESSAGE:
 Free Congress Foundation's

 July 22, 1999

 The Free Congress Commentary

 The Tyranny of Political Correctness
 by: William S. Lind

 America today is increasingly a conquered nation. What has conquered us?
 An ideology --specifically, the hideous ideology known as Political
 Correctness, which is really Marxism translated from economic into
 cultural terms.

 What is ideology?  In philosopher's terms, it is a "construct": a system
 of ideas, derived from one or another theory, that purports to explain
 reality.  In fact, reality is inevitably more complex than the theory
 can explain, with the result that reality and theory clash.
 Here is where the difficulty arises.  In science, when reality and
 theory clash, the theory is revised.  But in politics, such revision is
 considered heresy by the ideologues (In Marxism, "revisionist" was a
 nasty insult). In their view, the theory is incapable of error.
 Therefore, reality must be denied, and suppressed.  Anyone who
 recognizes it must be silenced, and punished.  The result, as we have
 seen in Germany, in Russia and elsewhere, is the end of freedom and the
 growth of tyranny.

 In terms of the clash between theory and reality, Political Correctness
 is an extreme ideology, because it is an ideology of total inversion.
 Beliefs and social relationships are not merely changed, but turned
 upside down.  The old sins, such as sex outside marriage, become
 virtues, while the old virtues, such as disapproval of homosexuality,
 become sins.  Women are elevated over men, some (not all) racial
 minorities over whites, the sexually deviant over the sexually normal,
 the young over the old.  Art is intended alienate, not to beautify.
 Paganism is preferred over Christianity.

 The more violently an ideology conflicts with reality, the more
 tyrannical it must become.  The tyranny of Political Correctness is
 already seen on many a college campus, where any professor or student
 who dares question, finds himself in serious trouble. Any public figure
 who contradicts its dictates must offer a groveling apology or be cast
 into outer darkness, exiled from the public square.

 Why can't more Americans see what is happening?  In part, because of the
 way Political Correctness operates, through psychological conditioning.
 In part, because it is happening without mobs of workers in the streets
 carrying hammers and sickles or troops of goose-stepping Brownshirts.
 In large part, Americans cannot see it because they know "it can't
 happen here." Only it is happening here.

 The great question confronting Americans as the 21st century opens is
 whether we will have to go through the full totalitarian experience, as
 Germany and Russia did.  The form, of course, will be different, but the
 reality is always the same: thought control, with dissenters facing
 prison or worse.  That is, in the end, what so-called "hate-crimes" are
 about: the criminalizing of political thoughts that dare defy Political
 Correctness.  Sad to say, Ronald Reagan was wrong; it's not morning in
 America.  It is twilight, and the night may be a long one.

 Bill Lind is director of the Free Congress Foundation's Center for
 Cultural Conservatism.

 Contact: Bill Lind @ Free Congress Foundation  202.546.3000

 Visit Our Website at www.FreeCongress.org.
 
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 Roots activists should apply techniques successfully used by their
 adversaries.  "Be tough, Be respectfully militant.  You must make it crystal
 clear that you will settle for nothing less than what is rightfully yours.
 Congress does not respond to reason, truth, fact or science.  They only react
 to those who will potentially cause them a problem.  Be their worst
 nightmare, make them have dreams about what you say.  Make them beg for
 mercy!"
  Join Lisa Dean and Paul Weyrich Friday nights at 7 pm Eastern as they
 continue the tradition of exposing the people that threaten your liberty.
 Listen live at
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Forwarded by The Word Warriorette
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07-22-99 04:04 PM
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BEGIN FORWARDED MESSAGE:
Free Congress Foundation's 

July 22, 1999

The Free Congress Commentary

The Tyranny of Political Correctness 
by: William S. Lind

America today is increasingly a conquered nation. What has conquered us?
An ideology --specifically, the hideous ideology known as Political
Correctness, which is really Marxism translated from economic into
cultural terms.

What is ideology?  In philosopher's terms, it is a "construct": a system
of ideas, derived from one or another theory, that purports to explain
reality.  In fact, reality is inevitably more complex than the theory
can explain, with the result that reality and theory clash.
Here is where the difficulty arises.  In science, when reality and
theory clash, the theory is revised.  But in politics, such revision is
considered heresy by the ideologues (In Marxism, "revisionist" was a
nasty insult). In their view, the theory is incapable of error.
Therefore, reality must be denied, and suppressed.  Anyone who
recognizes it must be silenced, and punished.  The result, as we have
seen in Germany, in Russia and elsewhere, is the end of freedom and the
growth of tyranny.

In terms of the clash between theory and reality, Political Correctness
is an extreme ideology, because it is an ideology of total inversion.
Beliefs and social relationships are not merely changed, but turned
upside down.  The old sins, such as sex outside marriage, become
virtues, while the old virtues, such as disapproval of homosexuality,
become sins.  Women are elevated over men, some (not all) racial
minorities over whites, the sexually deviant over the sexually normal,
the young over the old.  Art is intended alienate, not to beautify.
Paganism is preferred over Christianity.

The more violently an ideology conflicts with reality, the more
tyrannical it must become.  The tyranny of Political Correctness is
already seen on many a college campus, where any professor or student
who dares question, finds himself in serious trouble. Any public figure
who contradicts its dictates must offer a groveling apology or be cast
into outer darkness, exiled from the public square.

Why can't more Americans see what is happening?  In part, because of the
way Political Correctness operates, through psychological conditioning.
In part, because it is happening without mobs of workers in the streets
carrying hammers and sickles or troops of goose-stepping Brownshirts.
In large part, Americans cannot see it because they know "it can't
happen here." Only it is happening here.

The great question confronting Americans as the 21st century opens is
whether we will have to go through the full totalitarian experience, as
Germany and Russia did.  The form, of course, will be different, but the
reality is always the same: thought control, with dissenters facing
prison or worse.  That is, in the end, what so-called "hate-crimes" are
about: the criminalizing of political thoughts that dare defy Political
Correctness.  Sad to say, Ronald Reagan was wrong; it's not morning in
America.  It is twilight, and the night may be a long one.

Bill Lind is director of the Free Congress Foundation's Center for
Cultural Conservatism.

Contact: Bill Lind @ Free Congress Foundation  202.546.3000


Visit Our Website at www.FreeCongress.org.  

END OF FORWARDED MESSAGE
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT SOURCE:  Paul Weyrich, the President of Free 
Congress Foundation and longtime political activist, declared that Grass 
Roots activists should apply techniques successfully used by their 
adversaries.  "Be tough, Be respectfully militant.  You must make it crystal 
clear that you will settle for nothing less than what is rightfully yours.  
Congress does not respond to reason, truth, fact or science.  They only react 
to those who will potentially cause them a problem.  Be their worst 
nightmare, make them have dreams about what you say.  Make them beg for 
mercy!"
 Join Lisa Dean and Paul Weyrich Friday nights at 7 pm Eastern as they 
continue the tradition of exposing the people that threaten your liberty.  
Listen live at 
A HREF="http://www.radioamerica.org"http://www.radioamerica.org/A. 
Free Congress Foundation's web site:   
A HREF="http://www.FreeCongress.org"http://www.FreeCongress.org/A
   FCF granted permission The Word Warriorette to reprint 
material.
NEW INFORMATION:  Weyrich founded NET: The Political Newstalk Network in 1993 
to provide conservative programming as an alternative to the mainstream 
press.  In late 1997 Weyrich