Examining the life and faith of Karl Marx, the patron
saint of the left, offers insights into the mind and the actions of the left
today. Rev. Richard Wurmbrand, the author of Marx & Satan makes a convincing case regarding the satanic beliefs
and practices of Marx and his coterie of radicals. The amoral philosophy of
Marx, the dialectic, the convoluted and inverse style of communication, the
worship of earthly power, these are all telltale signs of satanic worship and
are the hallmark of the left approach to life and politics today. Certainly
Marx’ spawn, Nazism and Communism, unleashed more evil into the firmament than
have any other cults in history. As Jesus said on the Mount: “A good tree
cannot bear evil fruit, an evil tree cannot bear good fruit…know them by their
fruits.”
Marxist ideas have been submerged into an unwitting
culture, a culture that is not consciously engaging in satanic worship. Yet the
satanic influence of Marx continues to permeate society today whether or not
one is literally a devil worshipper. Wurmbrand speculated that Marx was a
follower of British occult figure Joanna Southcott, one of the many 19th
Century expositors of the “new age.” This author considers the 18th
Century Jewish Satanist and occultist Jacob Frank to have more in common with
Marx’ approach to life and politics.
Jacob Frank (1726-1791) claimed to be the Messiah and
formed a secretive heretical sect that broke away from Judaism. Frank was a
follower of Shabtai Zvai, another Jewish false messiah from the previous
century. The Frankists, followers of Jacob Frank, formed secret societies after
a rabbinic excommunication of him and his followers from Judaism at the 1722 Assembly
of Lemberg. The satanic nature of the Frankist movement was indicated by their
belief in the virtue of reversing all norms of sexuality and morality while glorifying that
which is considered immoral. Sigmund Freud, who popularized the concept of polymorphous perversity, was probably influenced
by the Frankists.
Marx viewed himself as a messiah. Like Jacob Frank,
who claimed along with his followers to have converted to Catholicism, and like
Frank’s predecessor in heresy Shabtai Zvai and his followers, who claimed to have
converted to Islam in 1666, Marx advocated subversion and the necessity of
shape-shifting ones image and tactics to suit conditions. The necessity and
justification to lie was codified in leftist thinking by Russian revolutionary
Sergei Nechayev and his influential tract Catechism
of a Revolutionist. This author has noticed that some left-wing guests on
his radio talk show over the years become conservative once they get wind of
the conservative orientation of the host. By this means, by deception, the
left-wing guest avoids an argument that might require an explanation and defense
of leftist positions and beliefs.
Like Frank and his followers, Marx and his coterie
believed in God as a common misconception about Marx is that he was an atheist.
Marx and his colleagues sought to overthrow God. This view was summed up by
Michael Bakunin, a close collaborator of Marx and a fellow founder of the First
International:
The Evil One
is the satanic revolt against divine authority, revolt in which we see the
fecund germ of all human emancipations, the revolution. Socialists recognize
each other by the words “In the name of the one to whom a great wrong has been
done.”
Satan [is]
the eternal rebel, the first free thinker and the emancipator of worlds. He
makes man ashamed of his bestial ignorance and obedience; he emancipates him,
stamps upon his brow the seal of liberty and humanity, in urging him to disobey
and eat of the fruit of knowledge.
The skill of the leftist political communicator today
is to say absolutely nothing in long and elaborately adorned sentences that
sound important and profound. The ultimate sign of a skilled left-wing dialectician
is noted by the ability to state two diametrically opposite principles in the
same speech and even the same sentence. These two talents are verbal examples
of the satanic method which is one of deceit and or extolling an overthrow of
conventional norms. President Barack Obama is an example of a highly skilled left-wing
dissembler and dialectician.
