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7Psycho6*olitics8
#e't (evised and )dited by: *t. +ol. ,ordon "Jac-" .ohr /.&. Army (etired
Introduction by: &heldon )mry 0astor *ord1s +ovenant +hurch
This document) should wa.e some of the brain dead) in 5S% in
and 'uro*e u*9 "t is the actual methods used to $et our *eo*les to
do $lobalist e(il deeds.
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The boo.let you are about to read is an 'n$lish
*ara*hrase of a +ed ommunist :te;tboo.:
used both in The So(iet 5nion and in %merica
to train ommunist a$ents in the art of
decei(in$ non6communists with words and
with false *rece*ts.
#his "te'tboo-" spells out methods which secret
communists use to "alter the loyalties" of
American citi2ens and then use those citi2ens
especially those in government positions to ta-e
control of the nation. It describes these ingenious
and effective methods of "mind control" called
"psychiatry" and "psychology" which are
promoted as forms of "mental healing." 3eedless
to say the (eds do not want Americans to -now
these are false sciences by which they gain
"control of the minds of the people."
4owever in the $5601s a disenchanted
communist published this paraphrased version
that you will read here and distributed several
thousand copies to Americans. &ecret American
(eds immediately ridiculed him and the boo- and
tried in many ways to prevent its distribution.
#hat former +ommunist died in the $5%01s and
this reprinting is made to carry on his attempt to
warn the American people. ,ote3 #hese
techni7ues are used in all 8estern 3ations not
only in the /nited &tates.
Americans have heard of this "art" of mind
control by the term "brain9washing" a term
coined by )d 4unter the famous war
correspondent. )d 4unter wrote a number of
boo-s in the $5601s on the methods used by
#almudist +ommunists to capture whole nations
by mental subversion. 4owever )d 4unter1s
boo-s as the boo- had very little distribution in
America and perhaps only a few thousands
Americans really understood his warnings about
mind control.
In )d 4unter1s boo- ":lac- :oo- on (ed +hina"
he showed that the secret processes used by the
(ed +hinese to capture that nation of ;00 million
people were identical to the secret techni7ues
being used in America and in )urope on the
people of the +hristian 8est< In his boo-s and in
his lectures in America in the 601s and !01s )d
4unter told his audiences that the only defense
against "brainwashing" was to -now how it is
done. 4e argued convincingly that any person
who understands the techni7ue of "brain9
washing" cannot be "brainwashed." 4e said
"=nowledge of brain9washing is vaccination
against it." #his boo- now in your hands will
give you -nowledge of that brain9washing.
A great and almost secret war is being waged by
#almidic +ommunists against +hristians
+hristianity and the 8estern 3ations. A (ed
author once wrote ":oo-s are weapons in the war
of ideas." #he lectures and studies in this boo- are
of two weapons psychiatry and psychology that
secret #almidic +ommunists use against us in our
own countries. >ou may have already reali2ed
that the pseudo9sciences of psychiatry and
psychology are ruining millions of lives. 8hat
you may not have -nown is that such ruination is
deliberate.
I pray that your reading of this their own
"te'tboo-" on these two weapons will not only
neutrali2e their "mind weapons" against you but
that you in turn will use this boo- to warn others
in the world of these hidden methods the ?ionists
are using in their war to destroy ,oyim.
Jesus +hrist told 4is followers "#he servant is
not greater than his lord. If they have persecuted
.e @they didA they will also persecute you."
@#hey have and they are.A Jesus also said "In the
world you shall have tribulation: but be of good
cheerB I have overcome the world."
#he age is drawing to a close. #he ?ionist world
system is spewing forth its last desperate attempt
to destroy ,oyim. (ead the following editorial
note by +ol. ,ordon @Jac-A .ohr and the $5C!
speech by *aventia :eria the head of the &oviet
&ecret 0olice as he confidently predicted the
+ommunists would eventually "have dominion
over the minds and bodies of every important
person" in America and then would bring about
the "7uiet +ommunist con7uest of the nation."
,ote3 :ill +linton is a good e'ample of a good
communist as is D0. Al @I invented the internetA
,ore.
#hen read the rest of the boo- for the details of
that plan of "7uiet" con7uest and loo- at the
America of today a half century after :eria1s
speech.
Eon1t waste another minute. #urn the page and
-eep on reading. And may ,od have mercy on
America in +hrist
0astor )mry
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4ere are a few warnings from the 4oly :ible that
anti9+hristians would use lying words to deceive
and to destroy +hristians:
"#he wic-ed plotteth against the just @the justified
or +hristiansA and gnasheth upon him with his
teeth @with his wordsA."
">ea and all that will live ,odly in +hrist Jesus
@+hristiansA shall suffer persecution @from the
wic-edA."
"#hrough covetousness @desire for gainA shall
they @the wic-edA with feigned @deceitfulA words
ma-e merchandise of you @sell or betray.
+hristians for moneyA."
"For many deceivers are entered into the world
who confess not that Jesus +hrist is come in the
flesh. #his is a deceiver and an antichrist."
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#he synthesis of this +ommunist te'tboo- was
originally written by (ev. =enneth ,off. :rother
,off who recently passed away was a dues9
paying member of the +ommunist 0arty from
.ay 2 $5C! to Gctober $0 $5C5 operating under
the alias of John =eats. In $5C5 =enneth ,off
voluntarily appeared before the 4ouse /n9
American Activity +ommittee in 8ashington
E.+. which was chaired at this time by
+ongressman .artin EiesB his testimony can be
found in Dolume 5 of the $5C5 +ongressional
(eport.
Euring this period when (ev. ,off was a member
of the +ommunist 0arty he attended their
indoctrination school located at $$C )ast 8ells
&t. .ilwau-ee 8isconsin then being operated
under the name of the )ugene Eebs *abor
&chool. It was here that American +ommunists
were trained in all phases of psychological and
physical warfare for the defeat and destruction of
+apitalist society and +hristian civili2ation.
Gne portion of this study went thoroughly into the
matter of 0sychopolitics. #his is the art of
capturing the minds of a nation through "thought
control" and fa-e mental health 9 the subjugating
of whole nations of people to +ommunist rule by
capturing their minds.
Euring the period since the =orean 8ar in $56C I
have noted with increasing horror and concern the
use of psychological warfare on the American
people through the media the +hurch and
especially in our public schools. #his first became
evident in the "brainwashing" of our boys who
were ta-en prisoner in =orea. It was my privilege
to wor- with these men when they returned
through 0an1munjom in $56C. *ater because of
this wor- I wrote and taught the first classes
given to the Army in the .ilitary +ode of
+onduct.
:ecause of personal interest in this subject I
became aware of pressures of psychological
warfare as it was crammed down the throats of
gullible people. It became evident in the military
during the infamous "0ro9:lue" persecution of
,eneral )dwin 8al-er in ,ermany and the
e7ually infamous Fullbright .emorandum which
effectively gagged any American servicemen who
desired to e'pose this evil.
#he drive to influence the public became evident
during this same period in well9financed drives of
mental health propaganda by left9wing pressure
groups. .any of our states passed bills which
could be used by the enemies of America to
torture and imprison these men and women of
courage who still preach the ,ospel of our lord
and &avior Jesus +hrist and who believe
+hristians /5ST oppose the menace of anti9,od
+ommunism.
A careful study of the Alas-a 4ealth bill will
show you how this plan has been implemented in
that state and how Alas-a could be 7uic-ly turned
into a gigantic prison camp under the guise of
mental health for anyone who dares oppose
+ommunism in America and who dares to
oppose the hidden @?ionistA government which
operates this nation.
I have been a friend of =enneth ,off for many
years and although I did not always agree with
him I had a great deal of admiration for his
courage. I believe he would want this manual
reproduced for this generation showing the evils
of this enemy of man-ind which he so diligently
opposed.
#his boo- used in underground schools
throughout the /nited &tates contains the
welcoming address by *aventia :eria to
American university students attending *enin
/niversity prior to $5C!. #he te't of this boo- in
general was ta-en from the +ommunist .anual of
instruction for 0sychological 8arfare and was
used in the /nited &tates in the training of
+ommunist cadre. #he only revision is in the
summary which was added after the atom bomb
had been dropped in Japan at the end of 8orld
8ar II. In its contents you can see the diabolical
plot of the enemies of +hrist and America as they
see- to subvert and con7uer our nation by
subjugating the minds of our people to their will.
,ote3 Again this is not only used against
America +anada has come so close to being a
.ar'ist state they might just as well replace the
leaf in their flag with a hammer and sic-le.
+hristianity is not the only religion targeted.
Islam 4induism :uddhism and #aoism are also
targets for destruction.
#his manual needs to be in the hands of every
loyal American especially those who claim +hrist
as &avior so that they may reali2e that nations are
not always con7uered by "force of arms alone."
,ote3 #his .anual should be in the hands of all
non9Jews <
#his is an appeal to all concerned Americans to
"learn the truth that they may remain free." I do
not believe we will lose our freedoms in America
some dismal morning when the enemy -noc-s on
our door and hauls us away to a concentration
campB rather we will lose it when we see things
happening in our schools churches. and
government which we -now are wrong but we
fail to ta-e action to stop them. 8hen enough
good Americans fall down in their duty to ,od
and +ountry we will have to bury America and
write on her head tone this epitaph: "America
died because the American people didn1t want to
be bothered."
#here are those who will claim the original
synthesis by =enneth ,off was a fa-e. I will not
attempt to answer this accusation. I merely as-
you to notice how these *lans) written o(er <=
years a$o) are now bein$ im*lemented.
/signed/
,ordon "Jac-" .ohr
*t. +ol. /.&. Army (et.
January $5%!
(emember as you read this that the entire te't
e'cept for the short notes at the bottom of some
pages are from +ommunist writings.
An address by *aventia :eria
@,iven to hand9pic-ed American students
who were sent to .oscow for indoctrinationA
@*i-e :ill +lintonA
American students at the *enin /niversity I
welcome your attendance at these classes on
0sycho9politics.
0sycho9politics is an important if less -nown
division of ,eo9politics. It is less -nown because
it must necessarily deal with highly educated
personnel the very top strata of "mental healing."
:y psycho9politics our chief goals are effectively
carried forward. #o produce a ma'imum of chaos
in the culture of the enemy is our first most
important step. Gur fruits are grown in chaos
distrust economic depression and scientific
turmoil. At last a weary populace can see- peace
only in our offered +ommunist &tate at last only
+ommunism can resolve the problems of the
masses.
A psycho9politician must wor- hard to produce
the ma'imum chaos in the fields of "mental
healing." 4e must recruit and use all the agencies
and facilities of "mental healing." 4e must labor
to increase the personnel and facilities of "mental
healing" until at last the entire field of mental
science is entirely dominated by +ommunist
principles and desires.
#o achieve these goals the psycho9politician must
crush every "home9grown" variety of mental
healing in America. Actual teachings of James
)ddy and 0entecostal :ible faith healers amongst
your misguided people must be swept aside. #hey
must be discredited defamed arrested stamped
upon even by their own government until there is
no credit in them and only +ommunist9oriented
"healing" remains. >ou must wor- until every
teacher of psychology un-nowingly or -nowingly
teaches only +ommunist doctrine under the guise
of "psychology." >ou must labor until every
doctor and psychiatrist is either a psycho9
politician or an unwitting assistant to our aims.
,ote3 #here are many other fields besides
psychology that do the same. 4ollywood the
mainstream media law enforcement religion and
the music industry are some e'amples. )ven tal-
show host (ush *imbaugh openly promotes
communism under the banner "Free #rade". 4e
then goes on to character assassinate people who
oppose trade communes li-e 3AF#A and ,A##.
>ou must labor until we have dominion over the
minds and bodies of every important person in
your nation. >ou must achieve such disrepute for
the state of insanity and such authority over its
pronouncement that not one statesman so labeled
could again be given credence by his people. >ou
must wor- until suicide arising from mental
imbalance is common and calls forth no general
investigation or remar-.
8ith the institutions for the insane you have in
your country prisons which can hold a million
persons and can hold them without civil rights or
any hope of freedom. And upon these people can
be practiced shoc- and surgery so that never again
will they draw a sane breath. >ou must ma-e
these treatments common and accepted. And you
must sweep aside any treatment or any group of
persons see-ing to treat by effective means. @*i-e
the use of 4erbsA
>ou must dominate as respected men the fields of
psychiatry and psychology. >ou must dominate
the hospital and universities. >ou must carry
forward the myth that only a @JewishA )uropean
doctor is competent in the field of insanity and
thus e'cuse amongst you the high incidence of
foreign birth and training. If and when we sei2e
Dienna you shall have then a common ground of
meeting and can come and ta-e your instructions
as worshipers of Freud along with other
psychiatrists.
0sycho9politics is a solemn charge. 8ith it you
can erase our enemies as insects. >ou can cripple
the efficiency of leaders by stri-ing insanity into
their families through the use pf drugs. >ou can
wipe them away with testimony as to their
insanity. :y our technologies you can even bring
about insanity itself when they seem too resistive.
,ote3 .any food additives do the same thing as
pf drugs.
>ou can change their loyalties by 0sycho9politics.
,iven a short time with a 0sycho9politician you
can alter forever the loyalty of a soldier in our
hands or a statesman or a leader in his own
country or you can destroy his mind.
4owever you labor under certain dangers. It may
happen that remedies for our "treatments" may be
discovered. It may occur that a public hue and cry
may arise against "mental healing." It may thus
occur that all mental healing might be placed in
the hands of ministers and be ta-en out of the
hands of our psychologists and psychiatrists. :ut
the +apitalistic thirst for control +apitalistic
inhumanity and a general public terror of insanity
can be brought to guard against these things. :ut
should they occur should independent researchers
actually discover means to undo psycho9political
procedures you must not rest you must not eat or
sleep you must not stint one tiniest bit of
available money to campaign against it discredit
it stri-e it down and render it void. For by an
effective means all our actions and researches
could be undone.
In a +apitalistic state you are aided on all sides by
the corruption of the philosophy of man and the
times. >ou will discover that everything will aid
you in your campaign to sei2e control and use all
"mental healingB1 to spread our doctrine and rid us
of our enemies within their own borders.
/se the courts use the judges use the
+onstitution of the country use its medical
societies and its laws to further our ends. Eo not
stint in your labor in this direction. And when
you have succeeded you will discover that you
can now effect your own legislation at will and
you can by careful organi2ation of healing
societies by constant campaign about the terrors
of society by pretense as to your effectiveness
ma-e your +apitalist himself by his own
appropriations finance a large portion of the 7uiet
+ommunist con7uest of the nation.
:y 0sycho9politics create chaos. *eave a nation
leaderless. =ill our enemies. And bring to )arth
through +ommunism the greatest peace .an has
ever -nown.
#han- you.
,ote3 "n the %eso*ian lan$ua$e of
ommunism) :Peace: means all cessation of
hostility a$ainst ommunism.


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Although punishment for its own sa-e may not be
entirely without recompense it is nevertheless
true that the end goal of all punishment is the
indoctrination of the person being punished with
an idea whether that idea be one of restraint or
obedience.
In that any ruler has) from time beyond
memory) needed the obedience of his sub!ects
in order to accom*lish his ends) he has thus
resorted to *unishment. This is true of e(ery
tribe and state in the history of /an. Today)
+ussian 7Zionist6So(iet8 culture has e(ol(ed
more certain and definite methods of ali$nin$
and securin$ the loyalties of *ersons and
*o*ulaces) and of enforcin$ obedience u*on
them. This modern out$rowth of old *ractice is
called Psycho6*olitics.
#he stupidity and narrowness of nations not
blessed with @&ovietA (ussian reasoning has
caused them to rely upon practices which are
today too ancient and out9dated for the rapid and
heroic pace of our time. And in view of the
tremendous advance of (ussian @?ionist9sovietA
+ulture in the field of mental technologies begun
with the glorious wor- of 0avlov and carried
forward so ably by later (ussians it would be
strange that an art and science would not evolve
totally devoted to the aligning of loyalties and
e'tracting the obedience of individuals and
multitudes.
#hus we see that 0sycho9political procedures are
a natural outgrowth of practices as old as .an
practices which are current in every group of men
throughout the world. #hus in psycho9political
procedures there is no ethical problem since it is
obvious and evident that .an is always coerced
against his will to the greater good of the &tate
whether by economic gains or indoctrination into
the wishes and desires of the &tate.
:asically .an is an animal. 4e is an animal
which has been given a civili2ed veneer. .an is a
collective animal grouped together for his own
protection before the threat of the environment.
#hose who so group and control him must then
have in their possession speciali2ed techni7ues to
direct the vagaries and energies of the animal
.an toward greater efficiency in the
accomplishment of the goals of the &tate.
0sycho9politics in one form or another have long
been used in (ussia but the subject is all but
un-nown outside the borders of our nation save
only where we have carefully transplanted our
information and where it is used for the greater
good of the nation.
#he definition of 0sycho9politics follows.
Psycho6*olitics is the art and science of
assertin$ and maintainin$ dominion o(er the
thou$hts and loyalties of indi(iduals) officers)
bureaus) and masses) and the effectin$ of the
con?uest of enemy nations throu$h :mental
healin$.:
#he subject of 0sycho9politics brea-s down into
several categories each a natural and logical
proceeding from the last. Its first subject is the
constitution and anatomy of .an himself as a
political organism. #he ne't is an e'amination of
.an as an economic organism as this might be
controlled by his desires. #he ne't is
classification of &tate goals for the individual and
masses. #he ne't is an e'amination of loyalties.
#he ne't is the general subject of obedience. #he
ne't is the anatomy of the stimulus9response
mechanisms of .an. #he ne't is the subjects of
shoc- and endurance. #he ne't is categories of
e'perience. #he ne't is the cataly2ing and
aligning of e'perience. #he ne't is the use of
drugs. #he ne't is the use of implantation. #he
ne't is the general application of 0sycho9politics
within (ussia. #he ne't is the organi2ation and
use of counter90sycho9politics. #he ne't is the use
of 0sycho9politics in the con7uest of foreign
nations. #he ne't is psycho9political organi2ations
outside (ussia their composition and activity.
#he ne't is the creation of slave philosophy in an
hostile nation. #he ne't is countering anti9psycho9
political activities abroad and the final one the
destiny of psycho9political rule in a scientific age.
#o this might be added many sub9categories such
as the nullification of modern weapons by
psycho9political activity.
#he strength and power of 0sycho9politics cannot
be overestimated particularly when used in a
nation decayed by pseudo9intellectualism where
e'ploitation of the masses combines readily with
psycho9political actions and particularly where
the greed of +apitalistic or .onarchical regimes
has already brought about an overwhelming
incidence of neurosis which can be employed as
the groundwor- for psycho9political action and a
0sycho9political corps.
It is part of your mission student to prevent
psycho9political activity to the detriment of the
(ussian &tate just as it is your mission to carry
forward in our nation and outside it if you are so
assigned the missions and goals of 0sycho9
politics. 3o agent of (ussia could be even
remotely effective without a thorough grounding
in 0sycho9politics and so you carry forward with
you a (ussian trust to use well what you are
learning here.


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.an is already a colonial aggregation of cells
and to consider him an individual would be an
error. +olonies of cells have gathered together as
one organ or another of the body and then these
organs have themselves gathered together to
form the whole. #hus we see that man himself is
already a political organism even if we do not
consider a mass of men.
*i-e the "individual" man the &tate is a
collection of aggregations. #he political entities
within the &tate must all of them cooperate for
the greater good of the &tate lest the &tate itself
fall asunder and die for with the disaffection of
any single distrust we discover an e'ample set for
other districts and we discover at length the
entire &tate falling. #his is the danger of
revolution.
*oo- at )arth. 8e see here one entire organism.
#he organism of )arth is an individual organism.
)arth has as its organs the various races and
nations of men. 8here one of these is permitted
to remain disaffected )arth itself is threatened
with death. #he threatened rebellion of one
country no matter how small against the total
organism of )arth would find )arth sic- and the
cultural state of man to suffer in conse7uence.
Thus) the *utrescent illness of a*italist States)
s*readin$ their *us and bacteria into the
healthy countries of the world would not do
otherwise than brin$ about the death of 'arth)
unless these ill or$anisms are brou$ht into
loyalty and obedience and made to function for
the $reater $ood of the world6wide State.
As the average individual is incapable in an
unformed and uncultured state as witness the
barbarians of the jungle so must he be trained
into a coordination of his organic functions by
e'ercise education and wor- toward specific
goals. 8e particularly and specifically note that
the individual must be directed from without to
accomplish his e'ercise education and wor-. 4e
must be made to reali2e this for only then can he
be made to function efficiently in the role
assigned to him.
The tenets of ru$$ed indi(idualism) *ersonal
determinism) self6will) ima$ination) and
*ersonal creati(eness are ali.e in the masses
anti*athetic to the $ood of the 4reater State.
These willful and unali$ned forces are no more
than illnesses which will brin$ about
disaffection) disunity) and at len$th the
colla*se of the $rou* to which the indi(idual is
attached.
#he constitution of .an lends itself easily and
thoroughly to certain and positive regulation from
without of all of its functions including those of
thin-ing obedience and loyalty and these things
must be controlled if a greater &tate is to ensue.
8hile it may seem desirable to the surgeon to
amputate one or another limb or organ in order to
save the remainder it must be pointed out that
this e'pediency is not entirely possible of
accomplishment where one considers entire
nations. A body deprived of organs can be
observed to be lessened in its effectiveness. #he
world deprived of the wor-ers now enslaved by
the insane and nonsensical idiocies of the
+apitalists and .onarchs of )arth would if
removed create a certain disability in the world9
wide &tate. Just as we see the victor forced to
rehabilitate the population of a con7uered country
at the end of a war thus any effort to depopulate a
disaffected portion of the worid might have some
conse7uence. 4owever let us consider the inroad
of virus and bacteria hostile to the organism and
we see that unless we can con7uer the germ the
organ or organism which it is attac-ing will
itself suffer.
In any &tate we have certain individuals who
operate in the role of the virus and germ and
these attac-ing the population or any group
within the population produce by their sell9
willed greed a sic-ness in the organ which then
generally spreads to the whole.
#he constitution of .an as an individual body or
the constitution of a &tate or a portion of the &tate
as a political organism are analogous. "t is the
mission of Psycho6*olitics first to ali$n the
obedience and $oals of the $rou*) and then
maintain their ali$nment by the eradication of
the effecti(eness of the *ersons and
*ersonalities which mi$ht swer(e the $rou*
toward disaffection. "n our own nation ) where
thin$s are better mana$ed and where reason
rei$ns abo(e all else) it is not difficult to
eradicate the self6willed bacteria which mi$ht
attac. one of our *olitical entities. :ut in the
field of con7uest in nations less enlightened
where the @&ovietA (ussian &tate does not yet
have power it is not as feasible to remove the
entire self9willed individual. Psycho6*olitics
ma.es it *ossible to remo(e that *art of his
*ersonality which) in itself) is ma.in$ ha(oc
with the *erson#s own constitution as well as
the $rou* with which the *erson is connected.
If the animal man were permitted to continue
undisturbed by counter9revolutionary propaganda
if he were left to wor- under the well9planned
management of the &tate we would discover little
sic-ness amongst .an and we would discover no
sic-ness in the &tate. :ut where the individual is
troubled by conflicting propaganda where he is
made to effect of revolutionary activities where
he is permitted to thin- thoughts critical of the
&tate itself where he is permitted to 7uestion of
those in whose natural charge he falls we would
discover his constitution to suffer. &o certain is
this principle that when one finds a sic-
individual could one search deeply enough he
would discover a miss9aligned loyalty and an
interrupted obedience to that person1s group unit.
#here are those who foolishly have embar-ed
upon some spiritual Alice9in98onderland voyage
into what they call the "subconscious" or the
"unconscious" mind and who under the guise of
"psychotherapy" would see- to ma-e well the
disaffection of body organs but it is to be noted
that their results are singularly lac-ing in success.
#here is no strength in such an approach. 8hen
hypnotism was first invented in (ussia it was
observed that all that was necessary was to
command the unresisting individual to be well in
order many times to accomplish that fact. #he
limitation of hypnotism was that many subjects
were not susceptible to its uses and thus
hypnotism has had to be improved upon in order
to increase the suggestibility of individuals who
would not otherwise be reached. #hus any nation
has had the e'perience of growing well again as a
whole organism when placing sufficient force in
play against a disaffected group. Just as in
hypnotism any organ can be commanded into
greater loyalty and obedience so can any political
group be commanded into greater loyalty and
obedience should sufficient force be employed.
4owever force often brings about destruction and
it is occasionally not feasible to use broad mass
force to accomplish the ends in view. #hus it is
necessary to align the individual against his desire
not to conform.
Just as it is a recogni2ed truth that .an must
conform to his environment so it is a recogni2ed
truth and will become more so as the years
proceed that even the body of .an can be
commanded into health.
#he constitution of .an renders itself peculiarly
adapted to re9alignment of loyalties. 8here these
loyalties are indigestible to the constitution of the
individual itself such as loyalties to the "petite
bourgeoisie" the +apitalist to anti9(ussian
@&ovietA ideas we find the individual body
peculiarly susceptible to sic-ness and thus we
can clearly understand the epidemics illnesses
mass9neuroses tumults and confusions of the
/nited &tates and other capitalist countries. 4ere
we find the wor-er improperly and incorrectly
loyal and thus we find the wor-er ill. #o save him
and establish him correctly and properly upon his
goal toward a greater &tate it is an overpowering
necessity to ma-e it possible for him to grant his
loyalties in a correct direction. In that his loyalties
are swerved and his obedience cravenly
demanded by persons antipathetic to his general
good and in that these persons are few even in a
+apitalist nation the goal and direction of
0sycho9politics is clearly understood. #o benefit
the wor-er in such a plight it is necessary to
eradicate by general propaganda by other means
and by his own co9operation and self9will of
perverted leaders. It is necessary as well to
indoctrinate the educated strata into the tenets and
principles of cooperation with the environment
and thus to insure to the wor-er less9warped
leadership. less craven doctrine and more
cooperation with the ideas and ideals of the
+ommunist &tate.
#he technologies of 0sycho9politics are directed
to this end.
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.an is subject to certain desires and needs which
are as natural to his being9ness as they are to that
of any other animal. .an however has the
peculiarity of e'aggerating some of these beyond
the bounds of reason. #his is obvious through the
growth of leisure classes pseudo9intellectual
groups the "petite bourgeoisie" +apitalism. and
other ills.
It has been said with truth that one tenth of a
man1s life concerned with politics and nine9tenths
with economics. 8ithout food the individual
dies. 8ithout clothing he free2es. 8ithout houses
and weapons he is prey to the starving wolves.
#he ac7uisition of sufficient items to answer these
necessities of food clothing. and shelter in
reason is the natural right of a member of an
enlightened &tate. An e'cess of such items brings
about unrest and dis7uiet. #he presence of lu'ury
items and materials and the artificial creation and
whetting of appetites as in +apitalist advertising
are certain to accentuate the less9desirable
characteristics of .an. ,ote3 @"t is interestin$ to
note that it is all ri$ht for the ommunist
leaders to li(e in lu;urious (illas) with hordes
of ser(ants and the most sum*tuous food. "t is
only bad for the *roletariat.
#he individual is an economic organism. in that
he re7uires a certain amount of food a certain
amount of water and must hold within himself a
certain amount of heat in order to live. 8hen he
has more food than he can eat more clothing than
he needs to protect him he then enters upon a
certain idleness which dulls his wits and
awareness and ma-es him prey to difficulties
which in a less to'ic state he would have
foreseen and avoided. #hus we have a glut being
a menace to the individual. ,ote3 #his is e'actly
what is going on in America <
It is no less different in a group. 8here the group
ac7uires too much its awareness of its own
fellows and of the environment is accordingly
reduced and the effectiveness the group in
general is lost.
#he maintaining of a balance between gluttony
and need is the province of )conomics proper.
and is the fit subject and concern of the
+ommunist &tate.
Desire and want are a state of mind.
"ndi(iduals can be educated into desirin$ and
wantin$ more than they can e(er *ossibly
obtain) and such indi(iduals are unha**y. .ost
of the self9willed characteristics of the +apitalists
come entirely from greed. 4e e'ploits the wor-er
far beyond any necessity on his own part as a
+apitalist to need.
In a nation where economic balances are not
controlled the appetite of the individual is unduly
whetted by enchanting and fanciful persuasions to
desire and a type of insanity ensues where each
individual is persuaded to possess more than he
can use and to possess it even at the e'pense of
his fellows.
#here is in economic balances the other side.
#oo great and too long privation can bring about
unhealthy desires which in themselves
accumulate if left action more than the individual
can use. 0overty itself as carefully cultivated in
+apitalist &tates can bring about an imbalance of
ac7uisition. Just as a vacuum will pull into it
masses in a country where enforced privation
upon the masses is permitted and where desire is
artificially whetted need turns to greed and one
easily discovers in such states e'ploitation of the
many for the benefit of the few.
If one by the technologies of 0sycho9politics
were to dull this e'cessive greed in the few who
possess it the wor-er would be freed to see- a
more natural balance.
4ere we have two e'tremes. )ither one of them
are an insanity. If we wish to create an insanity
we need only glut or deprive an individual at long
length beyond the ability to withstand and we
have a mental imbalance. A simple e'ample of
this is the alternation of too low with too high
pressures in a chamber an e'cellent psycho9
political procedure. #he rapidly varied pressure
brings about a chaos wherein the individual will
cannot act and where other wills then perforce
assume control.
)ssentially in an entire country one must remove
the greedy by whatever means and must then
create and continue a semi9privation in the masses
in order to command and utterly control the
nation.
A continuous hope for prosperity must be
indoctrinated in to the masses with many dreams
and visions of glut of commodity and this hope
must be counter9played against the actuality of
privation and the continuous threat of loss of all
economic factors in case of disloyalty to the &tate
in order to suppress the individual wills of the
masses.
"n a nation under con?uest such as %merica)
our slow and stealthy a**roach need ta.e
ad(anta$e only of the cycles of booms and
de*ressions inherent in a*italistic nations in
order to assert of more and more stron$
control o(er indi(idual wills. A boom is as
advantageous as a depression for our ends for
during prosperity our propaganda lines must only
continue to point up the wealth the period is
delivering to the selected few to divorce their
control of the state. Durin$ a de*ression one
must only *oint out that it ensued as a result or
the a(arice of a few and the $eneral *olitical
incom*etence of the national leaders.
#he handling of economic propaganda is not
properly the sphere of 0sycho9politics but the
0sycho9politician must understand economic
measures and +ommunist goals connected with
them.
The masses must at last come to belie(e that
only e;cessi(e ta;ation of the rich can relie(e
them or the :burdensome leisure class: and
can thus be brou$ht to acce*t such a thin$ as
income ta;
)
a /ar;ist *rinci*le smoothly slid
into a*italistic framewor. in 0A=A in the
5nited States. This e(en thou$h the basic law
of the 5nited States forbade it and e(en thou$h
ommunism at that time had been acti(e only
a few years in %merica. &uch success as the
Income #a' law had it been followed thoroughly
could have brought the /nited &tates and not
(ussia into the world scene as the first
+ommunist nation. :ut the virility and good
sense of the (ussian peoples won. "t may not be
that the 5nited States will become entirely
ommunist until *ast the middle of the
century but when it does it will be because of
our su*erior understandin$ of economics and
of *sycho6*olitics. ,ote3 #he (ussian people did
not buy into communism. It was the >iddish9
=ha2ars #almidist Jews who too- over (ussia and
murdered over a $00 million people.
The ommunist a$ent s.illed in economics has
as his tas. the subornin$ ta; a$encies and their
*ersonnel to create the ma;imum disturbance
and chaos) and the *assin$ of laws ada*ted to
our *ur*oses and to him we must lea(e this
tas..B #he psycho9political operator plays a
distinctly different role in this drama. ,ote3
@&a(e you e(er wondered about our
com*licated ta; lawsCD
#he rich the s-illed in finance the well informed
in government are particular and individual
targets for the psycho9politician. 4is is the role of
ta-ing off the board those individuals who would
halt or corrupt +ommunist economic programs.
#hus every rich man every statesman every
person well informed and capable in government
must have brought to his side as a trusted
confidential a 0sycho9political operator.
#he families of these persons are often deranged
from idleness and glut and this fact must be
played upon even created. #he normal health and
wildness of a rich man1s son must be twisted and
perverted and e'plained into neurosis and then
assisted by a timely administration of drugs or
violence turned into criminality or insanity. #his
brings at once some one in "mental healing" into
confidential contact with the family and from this
point on the very most must then be made of that
contact.
ommunism could best succeed if at the side of
e(ery rich or influential man there could be
*laced a Psycho6*olitical o*erator) an
undoubted authority in the field of :mental
healin$: who could then by his ad(ice or
throu$h the medium of a wife or dau$hter by
his $uided o*inions direct the o*timum *olicy
to embroil or u*set the economic *olicies of the
country and when the time comes to do away
fore(er with the rich or influential man) to
administer the *ro*er dru$ or treatment to
brin$ about his com*lete demise in an
institution as a *atient or dead as a suicide.
,ote3 #his is why so many wealthy people are
liberals. #hey have been the target of carefully
placed communist agents that install guilt
comple'es.
0lanted beside a country1s powerful persons the
0sycho9political operator can also guide other
policies to the betterment of our battle.
The a*italist does not .now the definition of
war. &e thin.s of war as attac. with force
*erformed by soldiers and machines. &e does
not .now that a more effecti(e if somewhat
lon$er war can be fou$ht with bread or) in our
case) with dru$s and the wisdom of our art.
The a*italist has ne(er won a war in truth.
The Psycho6*olitician is ha(in$ little trouble
winnin$ this one.

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Just as we would discover an individual to be ill
whose organs each one. had a different goal from
the rest so we discover the individuals and the
&tate to be ill where goals are not rigorously
codified and enforced.
There are those who) in less enli$htened times)
$a(e /an to belie(e that $oals should be
*ersonally sou$ht and held) and that) indeed.
/an#s entire im*ulse toward hi$her thin$s
stemmed from Freedom. We must remember
that the same *eo*les who embraced this
*hiloso*hy also continued in /an the myth of
s*iritual e;istence. ,ote3 Their first attac.
a$ainst hristianity.
All goals proceed from duress. *ife is a
continuous escape. 8ithout force and threat there
can be no striving. 8ithout pain there can be no
desire to escape from pain. 8ithout the threat of
punishment there can be no gain. 8ithout duress
and command there can be no alignment of bodily
functions. 8ithout rigorous and forthright control.
there can be no accomplished goals for the &tate.
,oals of the &tate should be formulated by the
&tate for the obedience and concurrence of the
individuals within that &tate. A &tate without
goals so formulated is a sic- &tate. A &tate
without the power and forthright wish to enforce
its goals is a sic- &tate.
8hen an order is issued by the +ommunist &tate
and is not obeyed a sic-ness will be discovered
to ensue. 8here obedience fails the masses
suffer.
&tate goals depend upon loyalty and obedience
for their accomplishment. 8hen one discovers a
&tate goal to be interpreted one discovers
inevitably that there has been an interposition of
self9will of greed of idleness or of rugged
individualism and self9centered initiative. #he
interruption of a &tate goal will be discovered as
having been interrupted by a person whose
disloyalty and disobedience is the direct result of
his own miss9alignment with life.
It is not always necessary to remove the
individual. It is possible to remove his self9willed
tendencies to the improvement of the goals and
gains of the whole. #he technologies of 0sycho9
politics are graduated upon the scale which starts
somewhat above the removal of the individual
himself upward toward the removal only of those
tendencies which bring about his lac- of
cooperation.
"t is not enou$h for the State to ha(e $oals.
These $oals) once *ut forward) de*end for
their com*letion u*on the loyalty and
obedience of the wor.ers. These) en$a$ed for
the most *art) in hard labors) ha(e little time
for idle s*eculation) which is $ood. -ut) abo(e
them) unfortunately) there must he foremen of
one or another *osition) any one of whom
mi$ht ha(e sufficient idleness and lac. of
*hysical occu*ation to cause some disaffectin$
inde*endence in his conduct and beha(ior.
Psycho6*olitics remedies this tendency toward
disaffection when it e;ceeds the common
*ersuasions of the immediate su*eriors of the
*erson in ?uestion.
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If loyalty is so important in the economic and
social structure it is necessary to e'amine it
further as itself.
In the field of 0sycho9politics loyalty means
simply 1alignment. It means more fully
alignment with the goals of the +ommunist &tate.
Eisloyalty means entirely miss9alignment and
more broadly miss9alignment with the goals of
the +ommunist &tate.
8hen we consider that the goals of the
+ommunist &tate are to the best possible benefit
of the masses we can see that disloyalty as a
term. can embrace Eemocratic alignment. *oyalty
to persons not communistically indoctrinated
would be 7uite plainly a miss9alignment.
#he cure of disloyalty is entirely contained in the
principles of alignment. All that it is necessary to
do where disloyalty is encountered. is to align the
purposes of the individual toward the goals of
+ommunism and it will be discovered that a
great many circumstances hitherto distasteful in
his e'istence will cease to e'ist.
#he technologies of 0sycho9politics ade7uately
demonstrate the wor-ability of this.
8hile it is not borne out that electric shoc- has
any therapeutic value so far as ma-ing the
individual more sane. it is ade7uately brought out
that its punishment value will create in the patient
a grater cooperative attitude. :rain surgery has no
statistical data to recommend it beyond its
removal of the individual personality from
amongst the paths of organs which were not
permitted to co9operate. #hese two @&ovietA
(ussian developments have never pretended to
alter the state of sanity. #hey are only effective
and wor-able in introducing an ade7uate
punishment mechanism to the personality to ma-e
it cease and desist from its courses and egotistical
direction of the anatomy itself. It is the violence
of the electric shoc- and the surgery which useful
in subduing the recalcitrant personality which is
all that stands in the road of the masses or the
&tate. It is occasionally to be discovered that the
removal of the preventing personality by shoc-
and surgery then permits the re9growth and re9
establishment of organs which have been rebelled
against by that personality. In that a well9
regulated state is composed of organisms not
personalities. the use of electric shoc- and brain
surgery in 0sycho politics is clearly demonstrated.
#he changing of loyalty consists in its primary
step. of the eradication of e'isting loyalties. #his
can be done in one of two ways. First by
demonstrating that previously e'isting loyalties
have brought about perilous physical
circumstances such as imprisonment lac- of
recognition duress or privation and second by
eradicating the personality itself.
#he first is accomplished by a steady and
continuous indoctrination of the individual in the
belief that his previous loyalties have been
granted to an unworthy source. Gne of the
primary instances in this is creating circumstances
which apparently derive from the target of his
loyalties so as to rebuff the individual. As part of
this there is the creation of a state of mind in the
individual by actually placing him under duress
and then furnishing him with false evidence to
demonstrate that the target of his previous
loyalties is itself the course of the duress.
Another portion of this same method consists of
defaming or degrading the individual whose
loyalties are to be changed to the target of his
loyalties i.e. superiors or government to such a
degree that this target at length actually does
hold the individual in disrepute and so does
rebuff him and serve to convince him that his
loyalties have been misplaced. #hese are the
milder methods but have proven e'tremely
effective. #he greatest drawbac- in their practice
is that they re7uire time and concentration the
manufacture of false evidence and a psycho9
political operator1s time.
In moments of e'pediency of which there are
many the personality itself can be rearranged by
shoc- surgery duress privation and in
particular that best of psycho9political
techni7ues implantation with the technologies of
neo9hypnotism. &uch duress must have in its first
part a defamation of the loyalties and in its
second the implantation of new loyalties. % $ood
and e;*erienced *sycho6*olitical o*erator)
wor.in$ under the most fa(orable
circumstances) can) by the use of *sycho6
*olitical technolo$ies) alter the loyalties of an
indi(idual so deftly that his own com*anions
will not sus*ect that they ha(e chan$ed. #his
however re7uires considerably more finesse than
is usually necessary to the situation. .ass neo9
hypnotism can accomplish more or less the same
results when guided by an e'perienced psycho9
political operator. %n end $oal in such a
*rocedure would be the alteration of the
loyalties of an entire nation in a short *eriod of
time by mass neo6hy*notism) a thing which has
been effectively accomplished among the less9
usable states of (ussia.
It is ade7uately demonstrated that loyalty is
entirely lac-ing in that mythical commodity
-nown as "spiritual 7uality.1 H *oyalty is entirely a
thing of dependence economic or mental and can
be changed by the crudest implementations.
Gbservation of wor-ers in their factories or fields
demonstrates that they easily grant loyalty to a
foreman or a woman. And then as easily abandon
it and substitute another individual repulsing at
the same time toward the person to whom loyalty
was primarily granted. #he 7ueasy insecurity of
the masses in +apitalistic nations finds this more
common than in an enlightened &tate such as
(ussia. In +apitalistic states. dependencies are so
craven wants and privations are so e'aggerated
that loyalty is entirely without ethical foundation
and e'ists only in the realm of dependency
duress or demand. ,ote3 This of course is a
demonstrable lieG %mericans ha(e always been
.nown for their loyalty and *atriotism.
It is fortunate that +ommunism so truly
approaches an ideal state of mind for this brings a
certain easiness into any changing of loyalties
since all other philosophies e'tant and practiced
on )arth today are degraded and debased
compared to +ommunism. It is then with a certain
security that a psycho9political operator functions
for he -nows that he can change the loyalty of an
individual to a more ideal level by reason alone
and only e'pediency ma-es it necessary to
employ the various shifts of psycho9political
technology. %ny man who cannot be *ersuaded
into ommunist rationale is) of course. to be
re$arded as somewhat less than sane and it is)
therefore com*letely !ustified to use the
techni?ues of insanity u*on the non6
ommunist.
In order to change loyalty it is necessary to
establish first the e'isting loyalties of the
individual. #he tas- is made very simple in view
of the fact that +apitalistic and Fascistic nations
have no great security in the loyalty of their
subjects. And it may be found that the loyalties of
the subjects as we call any person against whom
psycho9political technology is to be e'erted are
already too faint to re7uire eradication. It is
generally only necessary to persuade with the
rationale and overwhelming reasonability of
+ommunism to have the person grant his loyalty
to the (ussian &tate. 4owever regulated only by
the importance of the subject no great amount of
time should be e'pended upon the individual but
emotional duress or electric shoc- or brain
surgery should be resorted to should +ommunist
propaganda persuasion fail. In a case of a very
important person it may be necessary to utili2e
the more delicate technologies of psycho9politics
so as to place the person himself and his
associates in ignorance of the operation. In this
case a simple implantation is used with a
ma'imum duress and command value. Gnly the
most s-illed 0sycho9political operator should be
employed on such a project. as in this case of the
very important person for a bungling might
disclose the tampering with his mental processes.
it is much more highly recommended if there is
any doubt whatever about the success of an
operation against an important person to select
out as a psycho9political target persons in his
vicinity in whom he is emotionally involved. 4is
wife or children normally furnish the best targets
and these can he operated against without
restraint. In securing the loyalty of a very
important person one must place at his side a
constant pleader who enters a se'ual or familial
chord into the situation on the side of
+ommunism. it may not be necessary to ma-e a
+ommunist out of the wife or the children or one
of the children but it might prove efficacious to
do so. In most instances however this is not
possible. :y the use of various drugs it is in this
modern age and well within the realm of psycho9
political reality entirely too easy to bring about a
state of severe neurosis or insanity in the wife or
children and thus pass them with full consent of
the important person and the government in
which he e'ists or the bureau in which he is
operating into the hands of a psycho9political
operator who then in his own laboratory without
restraint or fear of investigation or censor can
with electric shoc- surgery se'ual attac- drugs
or other useful means degrade or entirely alter
the personality of a family member and create in
that person a psycho9political slave subject who
then on command or signal will perform
outrageous actions thus discrediting the
important person or will demand on a more
delicate level that certain measures be ta-en by
the important person which measures are of
course dictated by the 0sycho9political operator.
,ote3 &a(e you e(er wondered when children
of im*ortant *eo*le discredit their *arentsC
/sually when the party has no real interest in the
activities or decisions of the important person but
merely wishes to remove him from effective
action the attention of the psycho9political
operator need not be so intense and the person
need only be passed into the hands of some
unwitting mental practitioner who taught as he is
by psycho9political operators will bring about
sufficient embarrassment.
When the loyalty of an indi(idual cannot he
swer(ed) and where the o*inion) wei$ht) or
effecti(eness of the indi(idual stands firmly in
the road of ommunist $oals) it is usually best
to occasion a mild neurosis in the *erson by
any a(ailable means) and then) ha(in$
carefully $i(en him a history of mental
imbalance) to see to it that he dis*oses of
himself by suicide) or by brin$in$ about his
demise in such a way as to resemble suicide.
Psycho6*olitical o*erators ha(e handled such
situations s.illfullyC Tens of thousands of times
within and without +ussia. ,ote3 -an$s Paul
Jensen) James Forrestal) /arilyn /onroe)
Eince Foster) *ossibly 4en. 4eor$e Patton.
It is a firm principle of 0sycho9politics that the
person to be destroyed must be involved at first or
second hand in the stigma of insanity and must
have been placed in contact with psycho9political
operators or persons trained by them with a
ma'imum amount of tumult and publicity. #he
stigma of insanity is properly placed at the door
of such persons1 reputations and is held there
firmly by bringing out irrational acts either on his
own part or in his vicinity. &uch an activity can he
classified as a partial destruction of alignment
and if this destruction is carried forward to its
furthest e'tent the miss9alignment on the subject
of all loyalties can be considered to be complete
and alignment on new loyalties can be embar-ed
upon safely. :y bringing about insanity or suicide
on the part of the wife of an important political
personage a sufficient miss9alignment has been
instigated to change his attitude. And this carried
forward firmly or assisted by 0sycho9political
implantation can begin the rebuilding of his
loyalties but now slanted in a more proper and
fitting direction.
Another reason for the alignment of psycho9
political activities with the miss9alignment of
insanity is that insanity itself is a despised and
disgraced state and anything connected with it is
lightly viewed. #hus a psycho9political operator
wor-ing in the vicinity of an insane person can
refute and disprove any accusations made against
him by demonstrating that the family itself is
tainted with mental imbalance. #his is
surprisingly effective in +apitalistic countries
where insanity is so thoroughly feared that no one
would dream of investigating any circumstances
in its vicinity. 0sycho9political propaganda wor-s
constantly and must wor- constantly to increase
and build up this aura of mystery surrounding
insanity and must emphasi2e the horror and
hopelessness of insanity in order to e'cuse non9
therapeutic actions ta-en against the insaneB
particularly in ca*italistic countries) an insane
*erson has no ri$hts under law. ,o *erson who
is insane may hold *ro*erty. ,o *erson who is
insane may testify. Thus) we ha(e an e;cellent
road alon$ which we can tra(el toward our
certain $oal and destiny.
)ntirely by bringing about public conviction that
the sanity of a person is in 7uestion it is possible
to discount and eradicate all of the goals and
activities of that person. :y demonstrating the
insanity of a group or even a government it is
possible then to cause its people to disavow it.
:y magnifying the general human reaction to
insanity through -eeping the subject of insanity
itself forever before the public eye and then by
utili2ing this reaction by causing a revulsion on
the part of a populace against its leader or leaders
it is possible to stop any government or
movement.
It is important to -now that the entire subject of
loyalty is thus as easily handled as it is. 2ne of
the first and foremost missions of the Psycho6
*olitician is to ma.e an attac. u*on
ommunism and insanity synonymous. "t
should become the definition of insanity) of the
*aranoid (ariety) that :% *aranoid belie(es he
is bein$ attac.ed by ommunists.: Thus) at
once the su**ort of the indi(idual so attac.in$
ommunism will fall away and wither. ,ote3
&ow anti6ommunists are labeled as :ri$ht6
win$ e;tremists) *aranoid) racist) anti6Semite)
neo6,azi) homo*hobes) etc.:
Instead of e'ecuting national leaders suicide for
them should be arranged under circumstances
which 7uestion their demise. In this way we can
select out all opposition to the +ommunist
e'tension into the social orders of the world and
render populaces who would oppose us
leaderless and bring about a state of chaos or
miss9alignment into which we can thrust with
great simplicity the clear and forceful doctrines
of +ommunism.
#he cleverness of our attac- in this field of
0sycho9politics is ade7uate to avoid the
understanding of the layman and the usual stupid
official and by operating entirely under the
banner of authority with the oft9repeated
statement that the principles of psychotherapy are
too devious for common understanding an entire
revolution can be effected without the suspicion
of a populace until it is an accomplished fact.
As insanity is the ma'imum miss9alignment it
can be grasped to be the ma'imum weapon in
severance of loyalties to leaders and old social
orders. #hus it is of the utmost importance that
psycho9political operatives infiltrate the healing
arts of a nation mar-ed for con7uest and bring
from that 7uarter continuous pressure against the
population and the government until at last the
con7uest is affected. #his is the subject and goal
of 0sycho9politics itself.
In rearranging loyalties we must have a command
of their values. In the animal the first loyalty is to
himself. #his is destroyed by demonstrating errors
to him showing him that he does not remember
cannot act or does not trust himself. #he second
loyalty is to his family unit his parents and
brothers and sisters. #his is destroyed by ma-ing
a family unit economically non9dependent by
lessening the value of marriage by ma-ing an
easiness of divorce and by raising the children
wherever possible by the &tate. #he ne't loyalty
is to his friends and local environment. #his is
destroyed by lowering his trust and bringing
about reporting upon him allegedly by his
fellows or the town or village authorities. #he
ne't is to the &tate and this for the purposes of
+ommunism is the only loyalty which should
e'ist once the state is founded as a +ommunist
&tate. #o destroy loyalty to the &tate all manner of
forbidding for youth must be put into effect so as
to disenfranchise them as members of the
+apitalist state and by promises of a better lot
under +ommunism to gain their loyalty to a
+ommunist movement.
Eenying a +apitalist country easy access to
courts bringing about and supporting propaganda
to destroy the home creating and continuous
juvenile delin7uency forcing upon the state all
manner of practices to divorce the child from it
will in the end create the chaos necessary to
+ommunism. ,ote3 urrent efforts to ta.e (ery
youn$ children from *arental care and *lace in
$o(t. run day6care centers. See Feb. 0AHI
&ouse -ill JKAII and Senate -ill JIKI.
/nder the saccharine guise of assistance to them
rigorous child labor laws are the best means to
deny the child any right in the society. :y
refusing to let him earn by forcing him into
unwanted dependence upon a grudging parent by
ma-ing certain in other channels that the parent is
never in other than economic stress the child can
be driven in his teens into revolt. Eelin7uency
will ensue.
:y ma-ing readily available drugs of various
-inds by giving the teenager alcohol by praising
his wildness by stimulating him with se'
literature and advertising to him or her practices
as taught at the &e'pol H the psycho9political
operator can create the necessary attitude of
chaos idleness and worthlessness into which can
then be cast the solution which will give the
teenager complete freedom everywhere 9
+ommunism. ,ote3 urrent efforts towards
S.'."..5.S. education in the *ublic school.
&hould it be possible to continue conscription
beyond any reasonable time by promoting
unpopular wars and other means the draft can
always stand as a further barrier to the progress of
youth in life destroying any immediate hope to
participate in his nation1s civil life.
:y these means patriotism of youth for their
+apitalistic flag can be dulled to a point where
they are no longer dangerous as soldiers. 8hile
this might re7uire many decades to effect
+apitalism1s short term view will never envision
the lengths across which we can plan. If we could
effectively -ill the national pride and patriotism
of just one generation we will have won that
country. #herefore there must be continual
propaganda abroad to undermine the loyalty of
the citi2ens in general and the teenager in
particular.
#he role of the 0sycho9political operator in this is
very strong. 4e can from his position as an
authority on the mind advise all manner of
destructive measures. 4e can teach the lac- of
control of this child at home. 4e can instruct in
an optimum situation the entire nation in how to
handle children 9 and instruct them so that the
children given no control given no real home
can run wildly about with no responsibility for
their nation or themselves.
#he miss9alignment of the loyalty of youth to a
+apitalistic nation sets the proper stage for a
realignment of their loyalties with +ommunism.
+reating a greed for drugs se'ual misbehavior
and uncontrolled freedom and presenting this to
them as a benefit of +ommunism will with ease
bring about our alignment.
In the case of strong leaders amongst youthful
groups a psycho9political operator can wor- in
many ways to use or discard that leadership. "f it
is to be used) the character of the $irl or boy
must be altered carefully into criminal
channels and a control by blac.mail or other
means must be maintained. -ut where the
leadershi* is not susce*tible) where it resists all
*ersuasions and mi$ht become dan$erous to
our ause) no *ains must be s*ared to direct
the attention of the authorities to that *erson
and to harass him in one way or another until
he can come into the hands of !u(enile
authorities. When this has been effected it can
be ho*ed that a *sycho6*olitical o*erator) by
reason of child ad(isor status) can) in the
security of the !ail and cloa.ed by *rocesses of
law) destroy the sanity of that *erson.
Particularly brilliant scholars) athletes and
youth $rou* leaders must be handled in either
one of these two ways. 3ote: Is this the reason
for school shootings I
In the matter of guiding the activities of juvenile
courts the psycho9political operator entertains
here one of his easier tas-s. A +apitalistic nation
is so filled with injustice in general that a little
more passes without comment. In juvenile courts
there are always persons with strange appetites
whether these be judges or police men or women.
If such do not e'ist they can be created. :y
ma-ing available to them young girls or boys in
the "security" of the jail or the detention home
and by appearing with flash cameras or witnesses
one becomes e7uipped with a whip ade7uate to
direct all the future decisions of that person when
these are needed.
The handlin$ of youth cases by courts should
be led further and further from the law) and
further and further into :mental *roblems:
until the entire nation thin.s of :mental
*roblems: instead of criminals. B #his places
vacancies everywhere in the courts in the offices
of district attorneys on police staffs which could
then be filled with psycho9political operators and
these become then the judges of the land by their
influence and into their hands comes the total
control of the criminal without whose help a
revolution cannot ever be accomplished. H,ote3
The current dri(e to con(ince us that criminals
are not res*onsible for their crimes.
:y stressing this authority over the problems of
youth and adults in courts one day the demand for
psycho9political operators could become such that
even the armed services will use "authorities on
the mind" to wor- their various justices and when
this occurs the armed forces of the nation then
enter into our hands as solidly as if we
commanded them ourselves. 8ith the slight
bonus of having thus a s-illed interrogator near
every technician or handler of secret war
apparatus the country in event of revolution as
did ,ermany in $5$J and $5$5 will find itself
immobili2ed by its own Army and 3avy fully and
entirely in +ommunist hands.
#hus the subject of loyalties and their re9
alignment is in fact the subject of non9armed
con7uest of an enemy.
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2bedience is the result of force.
'(erywhere we loo. in the history of 'arth we
disco(er that obedience to new rulers has come
about entirely throu$h the demonstration on
the *art of those rulers of $reater force than
was to be disco(ered in the old ruler. %
*o*ulation o(erridden) con?uered by war is
obedient to its con?ueror. "t is obedient to its
con?ueror because its con?ueror has e;hibited
more force. ,ote3 @%le;ander the 4reat)
,a*oleon) Stalin) and /ao Tse6tun$.D
oncurrent with force is brutality) for there are
human considerations involved which also
represent force. The most barbaric)
unrestrained) brutal use of force) if carried far
enou$h) in(o.es obedience. Sa(a$e force)
sufficiently lon$ dis*layed toward any
indi(idual) will brin$ about his concurrence
with any *rinci*le or order.
Force is the antithesis of humani2ing actions. It is
so synonymous in the human mind with
savageness lawlessness brutality and barbarism
that it is only necessary to display an inhuman
attitude toward people to be granted by those
people the possession of force.
%ny or$anization which has the s*irit and
coura$e to dis*lay inhumanity) sa(a$eness)

brutality. and an uncom*romisin$ lac.
humanity will be obeyed. &uch a use of force is
itself the essential ingredient of greatness. 8e
have to hand no less an e'ample than our great
+ommunist *eaders who in moments of duress
and trial when faced by +2arist rule continued
over the heads of an enslaved populace yet
displayed sufficient courage never to stay their
hands in the e'ecution of the conversion of the
(ussian &tate to +ommunist rule.
"f you would ha(e obedience you must ha(e no
com*romise with humanity. "f you would ha(e
obedience you must ma.e it clearly understood
that you ha(e no mercy. /an is an animal. &e
understands) in the final analysis) only those
thin$s which a brute understands.
As an e'ample of this we find an individual
refusing to obey and being struc-. 4is refusal to
obey is now less vociferous. 4e is struc- again
and his resistance is lessened once more. 4e is
hammered and pounded again and again until at
length his only thought is direct and implicit
obedience to that person from whom the force has
emanated. #his is a proven principle. It is proven
because it is the main principle .an the animal
has used since his earliest beginnings. It is the
only principle which has been effective the only
principle which has brought about a wide and
continued belief. For it is to our benefit that an
indi(idual who is struc. a$ain) and a$ain) and
a$ain from a certain source) will) at len$th)
hy*notically belie(e anythin$ he is told by the
source of the blows.
The stu*idity of Western ci(ilizations is best
demonstrated by the fact that they belie(e
hy*notism is a thin$ of the mind) of attention
and a desire for unconsciousness. #his is not true.
2nly when a *erson has been beaten)
*unished) and mercilessly hammered) can
hy*notism u*on him be $uaranteed in its
effecti(eness.B It is stated by 8estern authorities
on hypnosis that only some twenty percent of the
people are susceptible to hypnotism. #his
statement is very untrue. ,iven enough
punishment all of the people in any time and
place are susceptible to hypnotism. In other
words by adding force hypnotism is made
uniformly effective. 8here unconsciousness
could not be induced by simple concentration
upon the hypnotist unconsciousness can be
induced by drugs by blows by electric shoc-
and by other means. And where unconsciousness
cannot be induced so as to ma-e an implantation
or an hypnotic command effective it is only
necessary to amputate the functioning portions of
the animal man1s brain to render him null and
void and no longer a menace. #hus we find that
hypnotism is entirely effective. ,ote3 Torture of
P2W s) not for information but indoctrination.
This would e;*lain John /cains beha(ior.
4ermany is the best e;am*le of a beaten)
hy*notized nation.
#he mechanisms of hypnotism demonstrate
clearly that people can be made to believe in
certain conditions and even in their environment
or in politics by the administration of force.
#hus it is necessary for a psycho9politician to be
an e'pert in the administration of forces. #hus he
can bring about implicit obedience not only on
the part of individual members of the populace
but on the entire populace itself and its
government. 4e need only ta-e unto himself a
sufficiently savage role a sufficiently
uncompromising inhuman attitude and he will be
obeyed and believed.
#he subject of hypnotism is a subject of belief.
8hat can people be made to believeI #hey can be
made to believe anything which is administered to
them with sufficient brutality and force. #he
obedience of a populace is as good as they will
believe.
Des*icable reli$ions) such as hristianity)
.new this. They .new that if enou$h faith
could he brou$ht into bein$ a *o*ulace could
be ensla(ed by the hristian moc.eries of
humanity and mercy) and thus could be
disarmed. -ut one need not count u*on this act
of faith to brin$ about a broad belief. 2ne
must only e;hibit enou$h force) enou$h
inhumanity) enou$h brutality and sa(a$eness
to create im*licit belief and therefore and
thereby im*licit obedience. %s ommunism is
a matter of belief) its study is a study of force.
#he earliest (ussian psychiatrists pioneering this
science of psychiatry understood thoroughly that
hypnosis is induced by acute fear. #hey
discovered it could also be induced by shoc- of
an emotional nature and also by e'treme
privation as well as by blows and drugs.
In order to induce a high state of hypnogogy
@hypnosisA in an individual a group or a
population an element of terror must always be
present on the part of those who would govern.
The *sychiatrist is a*tly suited to this role) for
his brutalities are committed in the name of
science and are ine;*licably com*le;) and
entirely out of (iew of the human
understandin$. A sufficient popular terror of the
psychiatrist will in itself bring about insanity on
the part of many individuals. A psycho9political
operative then can entirely cloa-ed with
authority commence and continue a campaign of
propaganda describing various "treatments"
which are administered to the insane. A psycho9
political operative should at all times insist that
these treatments are therapeutic and necessary. 4e
can in all of his literature and his boo-s list large
numbers of pretended cures by these means. :ut
these "cures" need not actually produce any
recovery from a state of disturbance. As long as
the 0sycho9political operative or his dupes are the
only authorities as to the difference between
sanity and insanity their word as to the
therapeutic value of such treatment will be the
final word. 3o layman would dare adventure to
place judgment upon the state of sanity of an
individual whom the psychiatrist has already
declared insane. #he individual himself is unable
to complain and his family as will be covered
later is already discredited by the occurrence of
insanity in their midst. #here must be no other
adjudicators of insanityB otherwise it could be
disclosed that the brutalities practiced in the name
of treatment are not therapeutic.
% Psycho6*olitical o*erati(e has no interest in
:thera*eutic means: or :cures: The $reater
number of insane in the country where he is
o*eratin$) the lar$er number of the *o*ulace
will come under his (iew) and the $reater will
become his facilities. -ecause the *roblem is
a**arently mountin$ into uncontrollable
hei$hts) he can more and more o*erate in an
atmos*here of emer$ency) which a$ain e;cuses
his use of such treatments as electric shoc.) the
*re6frontal lobotomy) transorbital leucotomy)
and other o*erations lon$6since *racticed in
+ussia on *olitical *risoners. ,ote3 Do you
belie(e the tremendous increase in insanity !ust
ha**enedC
It is to the interest of the psycho9political
operative that the possibility of curing the insane
be outlawed and ruled out at all times. For the
sa-e of obedience on the pert of1 the population
and their general reaction a level of brutality
must at all costs be maintained. Gnly in this way
can the absolute judgment of the psycho9political
operative as to the sanity or insanity of public
figures be maintained in complete belief. /sing
sufficient brutality upon their patients the public
at large will come to believe utterly anything they
say about their patients. Furthermore and much
more important the field of the mind must be
sufficiently dominated by the psycho9political
operative so that wherever tenets of the mind are
taught they will be hypnotically believed. #he
psycho9political operative having under his
control all psychology classes in an area can thus
bring about a complete reformation of the future
leaders of a country in their educational
processes and so prepare them for +ommunism.
#o be obeyed. one must be believed. If one is
sufficiently believed one will un7uestioningly be
obeyed.
8hen he is fortunate enough to obtain into his
hands anyone near to a political or important
figure this factor of obedience becomes very
important. A certain amount of fear or terror must
be engendered in the person under treatment so
that this person will then ta-e immediate orders
completely and un7uestioningly from the psycho9
political operative and so be able to influence the
actions of that person who is to be reached.
:ringing about this state of mind on the part of a
populace and its leaders 9 that a psycho9political
operative must at all times be believed 9 could
eventually be attended by very good fortune. "t is
not too much to ho*e that Psycho6*olitical
o*erati(es would then) in a country such as the
5nited States) become the most intimate
ad(isors to *olitical fi$ures) e(en to the *oint
of ad(isin$ the entirety of a *olitical *arty as to
its actions in an election. ,ote3 +ead 4ary
%llen#s :,one Dare all "t ons*iracy.:
#he long view is the important view. :elief is
engendered by a certain amount of fear and terror
from an authoritative level and this will be
followed by obedience.
#he general propaganda which would best serve
0sycho9politics would be a continual insistence
that certain authoritative levels of healing deemed
this or that the correct treatment of insanity. #hese
treatments must always include a certain amount
of brutality. Pro*a$anda should continue and
stress the risin$ incidence of insanity in a
country. The entire field of human beha(ior)
for the benefit of the country) can) at len$th) be
broadened into abnormal beha(ior.B #hus
anyone indulging in any eccentricity particularly
the eccentricity of combating 0sycho9politics
could be silenced by the authoritative opinion on
the part of a 0sycho9political operative that he
was acting in an abnormal fashion. #his with
some good fortune could bring the person into
the hands of the 0sycho9political operative so as
to forever more disable him or to swerve his
loyalties by pain9drug hypnotism. ,ote3 &a(e
you noticed the increasin$ stress on -eha(ioral
ScienceC
Gn the subject of obedience itself the most
optimum obedience is unthin-ing obedience. #he
command given must be obeyed without any
rationali2ing on the part of the subject. #he
command must therefore be implanted below the
thin-ing processes of the subject to be influenced
and must react upon him in such a way as to bring
no mental alertness on his part.
It is in the interest of 0sycho9politics that a
population be told that an hypnoti2ed person will
not do anything against his actual will will not
commit immoral acts. and will not act so as to
endanger himself. 8hile this may be true of light
parlor hypnotism it certainly is not true of
commands implanted with the use of electric
shoc- drugs or heavy punishment. it is counted
upon completely that this will be discredited to
the general public by psycho9political operatives
for if it were to be generally -nown that
individuals would obey commands harmful to
themselves and would commit immoral acts
while under the influence of deep hypnotic
commands the actions of many people. wor-ing
un-nowingly in favor of +ommunism would be
too9well understood. 0eople acting under deep
hypnotic commands should be acting apparently
of their own volition and out of their own convict
ions.
#he entire subject of 0sycho9political hypnosis
0sycho9politics in general depends for its defense
upon continuous protest from authoritative
sources that such things are not possible. And.
should anyone unmas- a psycho9political
operative he should at once declare the whole
thing a physical impossibility and use his
authoritative position to discount any accusation.
&hould any writings of Psycho6*olitics come to
(iew) it is only necessary to brand them a hoa;)
and lau$h them out of countenance. Thus)
*sycho6*olitical acti(ities are easy to defend.
When Psycho6*olitical acti(ities ha(e reached
a certain *ea.) from there on it is almost
im*ossible to undo them) for the *o*ulation is
already under the duress of obedience to the
*sycho6*olitical o*erati(es and their du*es.
The in$redient of obedience is im*ortant) for
the com*lete belief in the Psycho6*olitical
o*erati(e renders his statement cancelin$ any
challen$e about *sycho6*olitical o*erations
irrefutable. The o*timum circumstances would
be to occu*y e(ery *osition which would be
consulted by officials on any ?uestion or
sus*icion arisin$ on the sub!ect of Psycho6
*olitics. Thus) a *sychiatric ad(isor should be
*laced near to hand in e(ery $o(ernment
o*eration. %s all sus*icions would then be
referred to him) no action would e(er be ta.en)
and the $oal of ommunism could be realized
in that nation.
Psycho6*olitics de*ends) from the (iew*oint of
the layman) u*on its fantastic as*ects. These
are its best defense) but abo(e all these
defenses is im*licit obedience on the *art of
officials and the $eneral *ublic) because of the
character of the Psycho6*olitical o*erati(e in
the field of healin$.
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/an is a stimulus6res*onse animal. &is entire
reasonin$ ca*abilities)e(en his ethics and
morals) de*end u*on stimulus6res*onse
machinery. #his has long been demonstrated by
such (ussians as 0avlov and the principles have
long been used in handling the recalcitrant in
training children and in bringing about a state of
optimum behavior on the part of a population.
&a(in$ no inde*endent will of his own) /an is
easily handled by stimulus6res*onse
mechanisms. It is only necessary to install a
stimulus into the mental anatomy of .an to have
that stimulus reactivate and respond any time an
e'terior command source calls it into being.
#he mechanisms of stimulus9response are easily
understood. #he body ta-es pictures of every
action in the environment around an individual.
8hen the environment includes brutality. terror
shoc- and other such activities the mental image
picture gained contains in itself all the ingredients
of the environment. If the individual himself was
injured during that moment the injury. itself. will
re9manifest when called upon to respond by an
e'terior command source.
As an e'ample of this if an individual is beaten.
and is told during the entirety of the beatin$ that
he must obey certain officials he will in the
future feel the beginnings of the pain the moment
he begins to disobey. #he installed pain itself
reacts as a policeman. for the e'perience of the
individual demonstrates to him that he cannot
combat and will receive pain from certain
officials.
#he mind can become very comple' in its
stimulus responses. As easily demonstrated in
hypnotism. an entire chain of commands having
to do with a great many comple' actions. can be
beaten shoc-ed or terrori2ed into a mind and
will lie there dormant until called into view by
some similarity in the circumstances of the
environment to the incident of punishment.
#he stimulus we call the "incident of punishment"
where the response mechanism need only contain
some small part of the stimulus to call into view
the mental image picture. and cause it to e'ert
against the body. the pain se7uence. &o long as
the individual obeys the picture. or follows the
commands of the stimulus implantation. he is free
from pain.
#he behavior of children is regulated in this
fashion in every civili2ed country. #he father
finding himself unable to bring about immediate
obedience and training on the part of his child
resorts to physical violence and after
administering punishment of a physical nature to
the child on several occasions is gratified to
e'perience complete obedience on the part of the
child each time the father spea-s. "n that *arents
are wont to be lenient with their children) they
seldom administer sufficient *unishment to
brin$ about entirely o*timum obedience. #he
ability of the organism to withstand punishment is
very great. om*lete and im*licit res*onse can
be $ained only by stimuli sufficiently brutal to
actually in!ure the or$anism. #he +ossac-
method of brea-ing wild horses is a useful
e'ample. #he horse will not restrain itself or ta-e
any of its rider1s commands. #he rider wishing to
brea- it mounts and ta-es a flas- of strong
Dod-a and smashes it between the horse1s ears.
#he horse. struc- to its -nees its eyes filled with
alcohol. mista-ing the dampness for blood.
instantly and thereafter gives its attention to the
rider and never needs further brea-ing. Eifficulty
in brea-ing horses is only occasioned when light
punishments are administered. #here is some
maw-ish sentimentality about "brea-ing the
spirit." but what is desired here is an obedient
horse and sufficient brutality brings about an
obedient horse.
#he stimulus9response mechanisms of the body
are such that the pain and the command subdivide
so as to counter each other. #he mental image
picture of the punishment will not become
effective upon the individual unless the command
content is disobeyed. It is pointed out in many
early (ussian writings that this is a survival
mechanism. It has already been well and
thoroughly used in the survival of +ommunism.
It is only necessary to deliver into the organism a
sufficient stimulus to gain an ade7uate response.
&o long as the organism obeys the stimulus
wherever it is re9stimulated in the future it does
not suffer from the pain of the stimulus. :ut
should it disobey the command content of the
stimulus. the stimulus reacts to punish the
individual. #hus. we have an optimum
circumstance and one of the basic principles of
0sycho9politics. A sufficiently installed stimulus
will thereafter remain as a police mechanism
within the individual to cause him to follow the
commands and directions given to him. &hould he
fail to follow these commands and directions the
stimulus mechanism will go into action. As the
commands are there with the moment of duress.
the commands themselves need never be
repeated and if the individual were to depart
thousands of miles away from the 0sycho9
political operative he will still obey the psycho9
political operative or himself become e'tremely
ill and in agony. #hese principles built from the
earliest days of 0avlov by constant and
continuous (ussian development. have at last
become of enormous use to us in our con7uest.
For less modern and well9informed countries of
)arth lac-ing this mechanism failing to
understand it and coa'ed into somnolence by our
own psycho9political operatives who discount
and disclaim it cannot avoid succumbing to it.
#he body is less able to resist a stimulus if it has
insufficient food and is weary. #herefore it is
necessary to administer all such stimuli to
individuals when their ability to resist has been
reduced by privation and e'haustion. (efusal to
let them sleep over many days. denying them
ade7uate food then brings about an optimum
state for the receipt of a stimulus. If the person is
then given an electrical shoc- and is told while
the shoc- is in action that he must obey and do
certain things. he has no choice but to do them or
to re9e'perience because of his mental image
picture of it the electric shoc-. #his highly
scientific and intensely wor-able mechanism
cannot be over9estimated in the practice of
psycho9politics.
Dru$$in$ the indi(idual *roduces artificial
e;haustion) and if he is dru$$ed) or shoc.ed
and beaten) and $i(en a strin$ of commands)
his loyalties) themsel(es) can be definitely
rearran$ed. 3ote: #his is 0.E.4.. or 0ain9Erug
4ypnosis. #he food guild pyramid is an e'ample
of mass drugging of a population. +holesterol
dose not cause heart disease. :y lowing your
cholesterol you lower testosterone thus lowing
assertiveness. In addition grains contain many
compounds that cause chemicals imbalances in
the brain.
)'ercises in bringing about insanity sei2ures at
will simply by demonstrating a signal to persons
upon whom pain9drug hypnosis has been used
and e'ercises in ma-ing the sei2ures come about
through tal-ing to certain persons in certain
places and times should also be used. ,ote3 "n a
late 0AIA issue of #Today#s 'ducation): the
,ational. 'ducation %ssociation *redicted
com*lete control of %mericans) by educators)
by 0AL=. These educators are ad(isin$ *arents)
doctors and !ud$es to dru$ children for all
ty*es of made u* disorders.
-rain sur$ery) as de(elo*ed in +ussia) should
also be *racticed by the *sycho6*olitical
o*erati(e in trainin$) to $i(e him full
confidence in3
08 the crudeness with which it can be done.
K8 the certainty of erasure of the stimulus6
res*onse mechanism itself.
M8 the *roduction of imbecility) idiocy) and dis6
coordination on the *art of the *atient.
<8 the small amount of comment which
casualties in brain sur$ery occasion. ,ote3
alled *re6frontal lobotomy.
)'ercises in se'ual attac- on patients should be
practiced by the 0sycho9political operative to
demonstrate the inability of the patient under
pain9drug hypnosis to recall the attac- while
indoctrinating a lust for further se'ual activity on
the part of the patient. ,ote3 +a*e) in hos*itals is
common *lace. -ecause the *atients are
dru$$ed) they don#t e(en .now it ha**ened.
Se;) in all animals) is a *owerful moti(ation)
and is no less so in the animal /an) and the
occasionin$ of se;ual liaison between females
of a tar$et family and indicated males) under
the control of the *sycho6*olitical o*erati(e.
must be demonstrated to be *ossible with
com*lete security for the *sycho6*olitical
o*erati(e) thus $i(in$ into his hands an
e;cellent wea*on for the brea.in$ down of
familial relations and conse?uent *ublic
dis$races for the *sycho6*olitical tar$et. ,ote3
Se(eral instances of this ha(e ha**ened
recently in mental institutions.
Just as a do$ can be trained) so can a man be
trained. Just as a horse can be trained so can a
man be trained. &e'ual lust masochism and any
other desirable perversion can be induced by
pain9drug hypnosis and the benefit of 0sycho9
politics.
#he changes of loyalties allegiances. and sources
of command can be occasioned easily by 0sycho9
political technologies and these should be
practiced and understood by the 0sycho9political
operative before he begins to tamper with 0sycho9
political targets of magnitude.
#he actual simplicity of the subject of pain9drug
hypnosis. the use of electric shoc- drugs
insanity9producing injections and other materials
should be mas-ed entirely by technical
nomenclature the protest of benefit to the patient
by an authoritarian pose and position. and by
carefully cultivating governmental positions in
the country to be con7uered.
Although the 0sycho9political operative wor-ing
in universities where he can direct the curricula of
psychology classes is often tempted to teach some
of the principles of 0sycho9politics to the
susceptible students in the psychology classes he
must be thorou$hly en!oined to limit his
information in *sycholo$y classes to the
transmittal of the tenets of ommunism under
the $uise of *sycholo$y) and must limit his
acti(ities in brin$in$ about a state of mind on
the *art of the students where they will acce*t
ommunism tenets as those of their own action
and as modern scientific *rinci*les. #he
psychological operative must not at any time
educate students fully in stimulus response
mechanisms9 and must not impart to them save
those who will become his fellow9wor-ers the
e'act principles of 0sycho9politics. It is not
necessary to do so and it is dangerous.
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Eegradation and con7uest are companions.
"n order to be con?uered) a nation must be
de$raded) either by acts of war) by bein$
o(errun) by bein$ forced into humiliatin$
treaties of *eace) or by the treatment of her
*o*ulace under the armies of the con?ueror.
4owever degradation can be accomplished much
more insidiously and much more effectively by
consistent and continual defamation.
Defamation is the best and foremost wea*on of
Psycho6*olitics on the broad field. ontinual
and constant de$radation of national leaders)
national institutions) national *ractices) and
national heroes must be systematically carried
out) but this is the chief function of ommunist
Party /embers) in $eneral)B not the 0sycho9
politician.
#he realm of defamation and degradation of the
psycho9politician is .an himself. -y attac.in$
the character and morals of /an himself) and
by brin$in$ about) throu$h contamination of
youth) a $eneral de$raded feelin$) command of
the *o*ulace is facilitated to a (ery mar.ed
de$ree.
#here is a curve of degradation which leads
downward to a point where the endurance of an
individual is almost at end and any sudden action
toward him will place him in a state of shoc-.
&imilarly a soldier held *risoner can be abused)
denied) defamed) and de$raded until the
sli$htest motion on the *art of his ca*tors will
cause him to flinch. Similarly) the sli$htest
word on the *art of his ca*tors will cause him
to obey) or (ary his loyalties and beliefs. B
,iven sufficient degradation a prisoner can be
caused to murder his fellow countrymen in the
same stoc-ade. )'periments on ,erman prisoners
demonstrated that only after seventy days of filthy
food little sleep and nearly untenable 7uarters
that the least motion toward the prisoner would
bring about a state of shoc- beyond his endurance
threshold and would cause him to hypnotically
receive anything said to him. #hus it is possible
in an entire stoc-ade of prisoners. to the number
of thousands to bring about a state of complete
servile obedience and without the labor of
personally addressing each one to pervert their
loyalties and implant in them ade7uate commands
to insure their future conduct even when released
to their own people. B,ote3 This is what we
called :brain washin$: durin$ the Norean
War.
:y lowering the endurance of a person a group
or a nation and by constant degradation and
defamation it is possible to induce thus a state
of shoc- which will receive ade7uately any
command given.
The first thin$ to be de$raded in any nation is
the state of /an) himself. ,ations which ha(e
hi$h ethical tone are difficult to con?uer. Their
loyalties are hard to sha.e) their alle$iance to
their leaders is fanatical) and what they usually
call their s*iritual inte$rity cannot be (iolated
by duress. "t is not efficient to attac. a nation
in such a frame of mind. "t is the basic *ur*ose
of Psycho6*olitics to reduce that state of mind
to a *oint where it can be ordered and
ensla(ed. Thus) the first tar$et is /an) himself.
&e must be de$raded from a s*iritual bein$ to
an animalistic reaction *attern. &e must thin.
of himself as an animal) ca*able only of
animalistic reactions. &e must no lon$er thin.
of himself) or of his fellows) as ca*able of
:s*iritual endurance): or :nobility.: ,ote3
This is the *rinci*al reason for the humanist
teachin$ of e(olution in our schools.
The best a**roach toward de$radation in its
first sta$es is the *ro*a$anda of :scientific
a**roach: to /an. /an must be consistently
demonstrated to be a mechanism without
indi(iduality) and it must be educated into a
populace under attac- that .an1s individualistic
reactions are the product of mental derangement.
#he populace must be brought into the belief that
every individual within it who rebels in any way
shape or form against efforts and activities to
enslave the whole must be considered to be a
deranged person whose eccentricities are neurotic
or insane and who must have at once the
treatment of a 0sycho9politician.
An optimum condition in such a program of
degradation would address itself to the military
forces of the nation and bring them rapidly away
from any other belief than that the disobedient
one must be subjected to "mental treatment." An
enslavement of a population can fail only if these
rebellious individuals are left to e'ert their
individual influences upon their fellow citi2ens
spar-ing them into rebellion calling into account
their nobility and freedoms. /nless these restless
individuals are stamped out and given into the
hands of psycho9political operatives early in the
con7uest there will be nothing but trouble as the
con7uest continues.
#he officials of the government students readers
parta-ers of entertainment must all be
indoctrinated by whatever means into the
complete belief that the restless the ambitious
the natural leaders are suffering from
environmental maladjustment which can only be
healed by recourse to psycho9political operatives
in the guise of mental healers.
:y thus degrading the general belief in the status
of .an it is relatively simple with cooperation
from the economic salient being driven into the
country to drive citi2ens apart one from another
to bring about a 7uestion of the wisdom of their
own government and to cause them to actively
beg for enslavement.
The educational *ro$rams of Psycho6*olitics
must) at e(ery hand) see. out the le(els of
youth who will become the leaders in the
country#s future) and educate them into the
belief of the animalistic nature of /an. This
must be made fashionable. The must be tau$ht
to frown u*on ideas u*on indi(idual endea(or.
&e must be tau$ht abo(e all thin$s) that the
sal(ation of /an is to be found only by his
ad!ustin$ thorou$hly to this en(ironment.
,ote3 This is common *sycholo$ical teachin$.
#his educational program in the field of 0sycho9
politics can best be followed by bringing about a
compulsory training in some subject such as
psychology or other mental practice and
ascertaining that each broad program of psycho9
political training be supervised by a psychiatrist
who is a trained psycho9political operative.
As it seems in foreign nations that the church is
the most ennobling influence each and every
branch and activity of each and every church
must one way or another be discredited. (eligion
must become unfashionable by demonstrating
broadly through psycho9political indoctrination
that the soul is non9e'istent and that .an is an
animal.H #he lying mechanisms of +hristianity
lead men to foolishly brave deeds. :y teaching
them that there is a life hereafter the liability of
courageous acts while living is thus lessened.
#he liability of any act must be mar-edly
increased if a populace is to be obedient. #hus
there must be no standing belief in the church and
the power of the church must be denied at every
hand.
B,ote3 This anti6hristian idea is aided by
reli$ious liberals and *seudo6'(an$elicals.
#he psycho9political operative in his program of
degradation should at all times bring. into
7uestion any family which is deeply religious H H
H and should any neurosis or insanity be
occasioned in that family to blame and hold
responsible their religious connections for the
neurotic or psychotic condition. &ynonymous
with neurosis and psychosis. Peo*le who are
dee*ly reli$ious would be less and less held
res*onsible for their own sanity) and should
more and more be rele$ated to the
ministrations of *sycho6*olitical o*erati(es.
,ote3 Why do you thin. hristian teachin$ are
ridiculed in many of our *ublic schoolsC
-y *er(ertin$ the institutions of a nation and
brin$in$ about a $eneral de$radation) by
interferin$ with the economics of a nation to
the de$ree that *ri(ation and de*ression come
about) only minor shoc.s will be necessary to
*roduce) on the *o*ulace as a whole) an
obedient reaction or an hysteria. Thus) the
mere threat of war) the mere threat of a(iation
bombin$s) could cause the *o*ulation to sue
instantly for *eace.B It is a long and arduous
road for the 0sycho9political operative to achieve
this state of mind on the part of a whole nation
but no more than twenty or thirty years should be
necessary in the entire program. 4aving to hand
as we do weapons with which to accomplish the
goal. B,ote3 This has been the main em*hasis
of liberals. ,ote3 -e$innin$ in the earliest days
of school) children are told that they are
*roducts of e(olution and are animals.
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#he 0sycho9politician may well find himself
under attac- as an individual or a member of a
group. &e may be attac.ed as a ommunist)
throu$h some lea. in the or$anization) he may
be attac.ed for mal*ractice. &e may be
attac.ed by the families of *eo*le whom he has
in!ured. In all cases his conduct of the situation
should be calm and aloof. 4e should have behind
him the authority of many years of training and
he should have participated fully in the building
of defenses in the field of insanity which give him
the only statement as to the conditions of the
mind.
If he has not done his wor- well hostile feeling
groups may e'pose an individual 0sycho9
politician. #hese may call into 7uestion the
efficacy of psychiatric treatment such as shoc-
drugs and brain surgery. #herefore the Psycho6
*olitical o*erati(e must ha(e to hand
innumerable documents which assert
enormously encoura$in$ fi$ures on the sub!ect
of reco(ery by reason of shoc.) brain sur$ery)
dru$s) and $eneral treatment. ,ot one of these
cases cited need be real) but they should be
documented and *rinted in such a fashion as to
form e;cellent court e(idence. ,ote3 Somethin$
to be remembered when you ser(e on a !ury 9
.ore importantly he should rule into scorn) by
reason of his authority) the sanity of the *erson
attac.in$ him) and if the psycho9political
archives of the country are ade7uate many
defamatory data can be unearthed and presented
as a rebuttal.
Should anyone attem*t to e;*ose
*sychothera*y as a *sycho6*olitical acti(ity)
the best defense is callin$ into ?uestion the
sanity of the attac.er.B #he ne't best defense is
authority. #he ne't best defense is a validation of
psychiatric practices in terms of long and
impressive figures. #he ne't best defense is the
actual removal of the attac-er by giving him or
them treatment sufficient to bring about a period
of insanity for the duration of the trial. #his more
than anything else would discredit them but it is
dangerous to practice this in the e'treme. B,ote3
This is why many anti6ommunists are
referred to as :members of the lunatic frin$e
7ri$ht8C:
0sycho9politics should avoid murder and
violence unless it is done in the safety of the
institution on persons who have been proven to
be insane. 8here institution deaths appear to be
unnecessary or to rise in "unreasonable number"
political capital might be made of this by city
officials or legislature. If the 0sycho9political
operative has himself or if his group has done a
thorough job defamatory data concerning the
person or connections of the would9be attac-er
should be on file should be documented and
should be used in such a way as to discourage the
in7uiry. ,ote3 In the /nited &tates over C00000
people die each year do to "mista-es" made in
hospitals. All 8estern nations including Japan
have the same problem.
After a period of indoctrination a country will
e'pect insanity to be met by psycho9political
violence. 0sycho9political activities should
become the only recogni2ed treatment for
insanity. Indeed this can be e'tended to such a
length that it could be made illegal for electric
shoc- and brain surgery to be omitted in the
treatment of a patient.
In order to defend psycho9political activities a
great comple'ity should be made of psychiatric
0sychoanalytical and psychological technology.
Any hearing should be burdened by terminology
too difficult to be transcribed easily. A great deal
should be made out of such terms as
schi2ophrenia paranoia and other relatively
indefinable states.
0sycho9political tests need not necessarily be in
agreement one to another where they are
available to the public. Darious types of insanity
should be characteri2ed by difficult terms. #he
actual state should be made obscure but by this
verbiage it can be built into the court or
investigating mind that a scientific approach
e'ists and that it is too comple' for him to
understand. It is not to be imagined that a judge or
a committee of investigation should in7uire too
deeply into the subject of insanity since they
themselves part of the indoctrinated masses are
already intimidated if the psycho9political activity
has caused itself to be well9documented in terms
of horror in maga2ines.
In case of a hearing or trial the terrible nature of
insanity itself its threat to the society should be
e'aggerated until the court or committee believes
that the 0sycho9political operative is vitally
necessary in his post and should not be harassed
for the activities of persons who are irrational.
3ote: #his is also done by newspapers in order to
justify massive intrusive government.
An immediate attac- upon the sanity of the
attac-er before any possible hearing can ta-e
place is the very best defense. It should become
well -nown that "only the insane attac-
psychiatrists." #he by9word should be built into
the society that paranoia is a condition "in which
the individual believes he is being attac-ed by
+ommunists." It will be found that this defense is
effective. ,ote3 The Schizo*hrenic Soc. of
Psychiatrists recently released fi$ures
indicatin$ the suicide rates are four times the
national rate. 2f Si$mund Freud#s ori$inal
$rou* of 0K *sychiatrists) se(en committed
suicide.
0art of the effective defenses should include the
entire lac- in the society of any real
psychotherapy. #his must be systematically
stamped out since a real psychotherapy might
possibly uncover the results of psycho9political
activities.
Jurisprudence in a +apitalistic nation is of such
clumsiness that cases are invariably tried in their
newspapers. 8e have handled these things much
better in (ussia and have uniformly brought
people to trial with full confessions already
arrived at @being implantedA before the trial too-
place.
Should any whis*er) or *am*hlet) a$ainst
Psycho6*olitical acti(ities be *ublished) it
should be lau$hed into scorn) branded an
immediate hoa;) and its *er*etrator or
*ublisher should be) at the first o**ortunity)
branded as insane) and by the use of dru$s the
insanity should be confirmed.
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(eactionary nations are of such a composition
that they attac- a word without understanding of
it. As the con7uest of a nation by +ommunism
depends upon imbuing its population with
communistic tenets it is not necessary that the
term "+ommunism" be applied at first to the
educative measures employed.
As an e'ample in the 5nited States we ha(e
been able to alter the wor.s of William James)
and others) into a more acce*table *attern)
and to *lace the tenets of Narl /ar;) Pa(lo()
Lamare.) and the data of Dialectic
/aterialism into the te;tboo.s of *sycholo$y)
to such a de$ree that anyone thorou$hly
studyin$ *sycholo$y becomes at once a
candidate to acce*t the reasonableness of
ommunism. ,ote3 This trend was
immeasurably aided by the educational wor.
of John Dewey) the father of *ro$ressi(e
education.
As every chair of psychology in the /nited &tates
is occupied by persons in our connection or who
can be influenced by persons in our connection
the consistent employment of such te'ts is
guaranteed. #hey are given the authoritative ring
and they are carefully taught.
onstant *ressure in the le$islatures of the
5nited States can brin$ about le$islation to the
effect that e(ery student attendin$ a hi$h
school or uni(ersity must ha(e classes in
*sycholo$y. ,ote3 This is already true of many
colle$e students. These days) many areas of
study do the same thin$.
'ducatin$ broadly the educated strata of the
*o*ulace into the tenets of ommunism is thus
rendered relati(ely easy) and when the choice
is $i(en them whether to continue in a
a*italistic or a ommunistic condition) they
will see) suddenly) in ommunism) much more
reasonably than in a*italism) which will now
be of our own definition.
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#he psycho9political dupe is a well9trained
individual who serves in complete obedience the
0sycho9political operative.
In that nearly all persons in training are e'pected
to undergo a certain amount of treatment in an
field of the mind it is not too difficult to persuade
persons in the field of mental healing to subject
themselves to mild or minor drugs or shoc-. If
this can be done a psychological dupe on the
basis of pain9drug hypnosis can immediately
result.
+ecruitment into the ran.s of :mental
healin$: can best be done by carefully
brin$in$ to it only those healin$ students who
are) to some sli$ht de$ree) already de*ra(ed) or
who ha(e been :treated: by Psycho6*olitical
o*erati(es.
+ecruitment is effected by ma.in$ the field of
mental healin$ (ery attracti(e) financially) and
se;ually.
#he amount of promiscuity which can be induced
in mental patients can wor- definitely to the
advantage of the psycho9political recruiting agent.
#he dupe can thus be induced into many lurid
se'ual

contacts and these properly witnessed
can thereafter be use as blac-mail material to
assist any failure of pain9drug hypnosis in causing
him to e'ecute orders.
The *romise of unlimited se;ual o**ortunities)
the *romise of com*lete dominion o(er the
bodies and minds of hel*less *atients) the
*romise of com*lete lawlessness without
detection) can thus attract to :mental healin$:
many desirable recruits who will willin$ly fall
in line with *sycho6*olitical acti(ities. ,ote3
#he entertainment industry is loaded with psycho9
political activity.
In that the psycho9politician has under his control
the insane of the nation most of them have
criminal tendencies and as he can as his
movement goes forward recruit for his ran-s the
criminals themselves he has unlimited numbers
of human beings to employ on whatever project
he may see fit. "n that the insane will e;ecute
destructi(e *ro!ects without ?uestion) if $i(en
the *ro*er amount of *unishment and
im*lantation) the de$radation of the country#s
youth) the defamation of its leaders) the
subornin$ of its courts becomes childishly easy.
#he 0sycho9politician has the advantage of
naming as a delusory symptom any attempt on the
part of a patient to e'pose commands.
#he 0sycho9politician should carefully adhere to
institutions and should eschew private practice
whenever possible since this gives him the
greatest number of human beings to control to the
use of +ommunism. 8hen he does act in private
practice it should be only in contact with the
families of the wealthy and the officials of the
country.
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>ou must -now that until recent times the
complete subject of mental derangement whether
so light as simple worry or so heavy as insanity
was the sphere of activity of the church and only
the church.
#raditionally in civili2ed nations and barbaric
ones the priesthood alone had in complete charge
the mental condition of the citi2en. As a matter of
great concern to the 0sycho9politician this
tendency still e'ists in every public in the 8estern
8orld and scientific inroads into this sphere have
occurred only in official and never in public
7uarters.
#he magnificent tool welded for us by 8undt
would be as nothing if it were not for official
insistence in civili2ed countries that "scientific
practices" be applied to the problem of the mind.
8ithout this official insistence or even if it
relapsed for a moment the masses would grasp
stupidity for the priest the minister the clergy
when mental condition came in 7uestion. Today
in 'uro*e and %merica :scientific *ractices:
in the field of the mind would not last moments
if not enforced entirely by officialdom.
"t must be carefully hidden that the incidence
of insanity has increased only since these
:scientific *ractices: were a**lied. 4reat
remar.s must be made of :the *ace of modern
li(in$: and other myths as the cause of the
increased neurosis in the world.B It is nothing to
us what causes it if anything does. It is everything
to us that no evidence of any -ind shall be
tolerated afoot to permit the public tendency
toward the church its way. If given their heads if
left to themselves to decide independent of
officialdom where they would place their
deranged loved ones the public would choose
religious sanitariums and would avoid as if
plagued places where "scientific practices"
prevail. B,ote3 /any articles on mental health
indicate that insanity is caused by social
stresses.
4i(en any sli$htest encoura$ement) *ublic
su**ort would swin$ on an instant all mental
healin$ into the hands of the churches. And
there are +hurches waiting to receive it clever
churches. #hat terrible monster the (oman
+atholic +hurch still dominates mental healing
heavily throughout the +hristian world and their
well schooled priests are always at wor- to turn
the public their way. Among Fundamentalist and
0entecostal groups healing campaigns are
conducted which because of their results win
many to the cult of +hristianity. In the field of
pure healing the +hurch of +hrist &cience of
:oston .assachusetts e'cels in commanding the
public favor and operates many sanitariums. %ll
these must be swe*t aside. They must be
ridiculed and defamed and e(ery cure they
ad(ertise must be asserted as a hoa;. A full
fifth of a psycho9politician1s time should be
devoted to smashing these threats. Just as in
+ussia we had to destroy) after many) many
years of the most arduous wor.) the hurch)
so we must destroy all faiths in nations mar.ed
for con?uest.
Insanity must be made to hound the footsteps of
every 0riest and practitioner. 4is best results must
be turned to jibbering insanity1s no matter what
means we have to use.
>ou need not care what effect you have upon the
public. #he effect you care about is the one upon
officials. >ou must recruit e(ery a$ency of the
nation mar.ed for slau$hter into a foamin$
hatred of reli$ion. >ou must suborn district
attorneys and !ud$es into an intense belief as
fer(ent as an ancient faith in 4od that
hristian *ractice which mi$ht de(ote itself to
mental healin$ is (icious) bad) insanity6
causin$) *ublicly hated and intolerable.
>ou must suborn and recruit any medical healing
organi2ation into collusion in this campaign. >ou
must appeal to their avarice and even their
humanity to invite their cooperation in smashing
all religious healing and thus to our end care of
the insane. >ou must see that such societies have
only 7ualified +ommunist indoctrinates as their
advisors in this matter. For you can use such
societies. #hey are stupid and stampede easily.
#heir cloa- and degrees can be used 7uite well to
mas- any operation we care to have mas-ed. 8e
must ma-e them partners in our endeavor so that
they will never be able to crawl from beneath our
thumb and discredit us.
We ha(e battled in %merica since the century#s
turn to brin$ to nothin$ an end to all hristian
influences and we are succeedin$ . While we
today seem to be .ind to the hristian)
remember we ha(e yet to influence the
:hristian world: to our ends. When that is
done we shall ha(e an end of them e(erywhere.
>ou may see them here in +ussia as trained
a*es. They do not .now their tether is lon$
only until the a*es in other lands ha(e become
unwary.
>ou must wor. until :reli$ion: is synonymous
with :insanity.: >ou must wor. until the
officials of city) county and state $o(ernments
will not thin. twice before the *ounce u*on
reli$ious $rou*s as *ublic enemies. ,ote3 2ne
of the main reasons for *ersecution of
Fundamentalist church $rou*s. This is also
seen in $o(ernment char$in$ hristian $rou*s
with rac.eteerin$.
(emember all lands are governed by the few and
only pretend to consult with the many. It is no
different in America. #he petty official the ma-er
of laws ali-e can be made to believe the worst. It
is not necessary to convince the masses. It is only
necessary to wor- incessantly upon the official
using personal defamation1s wild lies false
evidences and constant propaganda to ma-e him
fight for you against the church or against any
practitioner.
*i-e the official the bona9fide medical healer also
believes the worst if it can be shown to him as
dangerous competition. And li-e the +hristian
should he see- to ta-e from us any right we have
gained we shall finish him as well.
We must be li.e the (ine u*on the tree. We use
the tree to climb and then) stran$lin$ it) $row
into *ower on the nourishment of its flesh.
We must stri.e from our *ath any o**osition.
We must use for our tools any authority that
comes to hand. %nd then at last) the decades
s*ed) we can dis*ense with all authority sa(e
our own and trium*h in the $reater $lory of
the Party.
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P+2P2S%LS W&"& /5ST -' %E2"D'D
"f the ommunistic connections of an *sycho6
*olitician should become disclosed) it should be
attributed to his own carelessness) and he
should) himself) be immediately branded as
eccentric within his own *rofession.
%uthors of literature which see. to
demonstrate the *icture of a society under
com*lete mental control and duress) should be
hel*ed toward infamy or suicide to discredit
their wor.s.
Any legislation liberali2ing an healing practice
should be immediately fought and defeated. All
healing practices should gravitate entirely to
authoritative levels and no other opinions should
be admitted as these might lead to e'posure.
,ote3 This is why herbalolo$ist are attac.ed by
media and the $o(ernment.
/o(ements to im*ro(e youth should be
in(aded and corru*ted) as this mi$ht interru*t
cam*ai$ns to *roduce in youth delin?uency)
addiction) drun.enness) and se;ual
*romiscuity. ,ote3 Li.e the -oy Scouts bein$
attac.ed by homose;ual $rou*s.
ommunist wor.ers in the field of news*a*ers
and radio should be *rotected where(er
*ossible by stri.in$ out of action) throu$h
Psycho6*olitics) any *ersons consistently
attac.in$ them. #hese in their turn should be
persuaded to give every possible publicity to the
benefits of psycho9political activities under the
heading of "science."
3o healing group devoted to the mind must be
allowed to e'ist within the borders of (ussia or its
satellites. Gnly well9vouched9for psycho9political
operatives can be continued in their practice and
this only for the benefit of the government or
against enemy prisoners.
%ny effort to e;clude *sychiatrists or
*sycholo$ists from the armed ser(ices must be
fou$ht.
Any in7uest into the "suicide" or sudden mental
derangement of any political leader in a nation
must be conducted only by psycho9political
operatives or their dupes whether 0sycho9politics
is responsible or not.
Death and (iolence a$ainst *ersons attac.in$
ommunism in a nation should be eschewed as
forbidden. Eiolent acti(ity a$ainst such
*ersons mi$ht brin$ about their martyrdom.
Eefamation and the accusation of insanity alone
should be employed and they should be brought
at last under the ministrations of 0sycho9political
operatives such as psychiatrists and controlled
psychologists. ,ote3 Who will dru$ them .
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", S5//%+>
In this time of unlimited weapons and in national
antagonisms where atomic war with +apitalistic
powers is possible 0sycho9politics must act
efficiently as never before.
Any and all programs of 0sycho9politics must be
increased to aid and abet the activities of other
+ommunist agents throughout the nation in
7uestion.
#he failure of 0sycho9politics might well bring
about the atomic bombing of the .otherland.
If 0sycho9politics succeeds in its mission
throughout the +apitalistic nations of the world
there will never be an atomic war for (ussia will
have subjugated all of her enemies.
+ommunism has already spread across one9si'th
of the inhabited world. .ar'ist Eoctrines have
already penetrated the remainder. An e'tension of
the +ommunist social order is everywhere
victorious. The s*read of ommunism has
ne(er been by force of battle) but by con?uest
of the mind. In 0sycho9politics we have refined
this con7uest to its last degree.
#he 0sycho9political operative must succeed for
his success means a world of 0eace. 4is failure
might well mean the destruction of the civili2ed
portions of )arth by atomic power in the hands of
+apitalistic madmen.
#he end thoroughly justifies the means. #he
degradation of populaces is less inhuman than
their destruction by atomic fission for to an
animal who lives only once an life is sweeter than
death.
The end of war is the control of a con?uered
*eo*le. "f a *eo*le can be con?uered in the
absence of war) the end of war will ha(e been
achie(ed without the destruction of war. %
worthy $oal.
The Psycho6*olitician has his reward in the
nearly unlimited control of *o*ulaces) in the
uninhibited e;ercise of *assion) and the $lory
of ommunist con?uest o(er the stu*idity of
the enemies of the Peo*le.
So &ow ommunist 7Talmudic8 "s %merica and other
Western ,ations C
The followin$ article will show you !ust how ommunist
%merica is 999
&ow the ommunist Party "nfiltrated the Democratic
Party
From The Truth At Last Issue 3o. C%! by Er. )d Fields
+ommunism is alive and well in America today. It just goes
by a new name9 "Eemocracy". At the end of this article
there is a lists the $0 0lan-s of the +ommunist .anifesto
and how and when each plan- became a reality in the
"Eemocracy" of America.

ommunism in Democratic Party Today
:ill +linton1s election as 0resident was hailed by
+ommunist 0arty /&A boss ,us 4all as "a great victory"
@0eople1s 8ee-ly 8orld 3ov. $; $552A. Few reali2e that
the +ommunist 0arty has been 7uietly infiltrating the
Eemocratic 0arty for years. #oday they have succeeded in
turning the former conservative party of Jefferson and
Jac-son into an instrument of .ar'ist subversion filled with
#hird98orlders and perverts<
,us 4all formed the +ommunist 0arty *egislative Action
3etwor- @+0*A3A in the $5J01s. Its purpose then was the
infiltration and eventual ta-eover of the national
Eemocratic 0arty.
#he +hristians are always singing about the blood. *et us
give them enough of it< *et us cut their throats and drag
them over the altar< And let them drown in their own blood<
I dream of the day when the last priest is strangled on the
guts of the last preacher." @Jewish +hairman of the
American +ommunist 0arty ,us 4all
0olitical Affairs the theoretical journal of the +0 /&A
declared in its .arch $5J% issue:
"8e must be more organi2ationally involved in
the Eemocratic 0arty. Gur program will unfold in
the $5J59$552 7uadrennial cycle primarily
through the medium of the Eemocratic 0arty."
#he 0arty1s theoretical journal K0olitical AffairsK stated in
its .arch $5J% issue:
")very party organi2ation should assign a
comrade to be in touch with the legislative and
political action department of the +entral
+ommittee for rapid mobili2ation. #he aim is to
activate within a day or two all party
organi2ations as well as our mass movements
connection to pressure their &enators L
(epresentatives. 3ationally +0*A3 can generate
tens9of9thousands of letters telephone calls
mailgrams etc. +0*A3 can ma-e the difference
in how at least 6 to $0 &enators or
(epresentatives would vote. #he unity of
independent forces can have a great bearing not
only on the $00th +ongress but on the $5JJ
electoral struggle."
#hey -new that controlling just five to ten &enators and an
e7ual number of (epresentatives can be the swing vote on
many crucial issues<
+eds in on$ress
#he +ommunist 0arty platform is nearly identical with that
of the national Eemocratic 0arty under +linton. &enators
who have been proven to wor- closely with +ommunist
fronts include &en. #om 4ar-in +arol .oseley :raun and
4oward .et2enbaum. +ommunist goals in the 4ouse of
(epresentatives are spread by the :lac- +aucus the Jewish
+aucus and leftists li-e 0atricia &chroeder.
In every city where the +ommunist 0arty e'ists their local
cell operates under an innocent sounding "front" name.
#hrough these fronts they pressure +ongressmen and
&enators to vote for the +ommunist 0arty1s line on every
issue and they are very effective.
#he narrow defeat of Judge (obert :or- to the &upreme
+ourt was credited to the shrill objections of +ommunists
calling themselves "Eemocrats."
#he bill that funded anti9communist +ontra rebels then
fighting the &oviet9bac-ed &andanistas in 3icaragua was
defeated by the slim margin of 2$5 to 2$$. #he +ommunist
0arty later claimed credit for this defeat through its
mobili2ation of thousands of its fanatical adherents and
their sympathi2ers throughout the nation.
A pro9+ommunist measure was introduced by &en. #ed
=ennedy and John =erry on Feb. ! $550 to cut off all aid to
the embattled anti9+ommunist government of )l &alvador.
#hey were bac-ed by two other .ar'ists Eemocrats &en.
:arbara .i-uls-i and &en. 0aul &imon.
#he (ed "Farm *abor" 0arty of .innesota elected 4ubert
4umphrey to the /.&. &enate. In $5!! 4umphrey said: "It is
unimportant whether a man is a +ommunist." #his is the
democrat who was a /.&. &enator then Dice 0resident and
nearly became the 0resident in $5!J.
+eds 5se :Po*ular Front: in the 5.S.
&ecret +ommunists who mas7uerade as "progressives" are
the -ey in swinging the Eemocratic 0arty to the far9left.
,us 4all told +.0. leaders as far bac- as $5%2 that the 0arty
was li-e the three legs of a stool. 4e said that the 0arty
wants total power in America "but until that day comes the
one operating leg would be the liberal wing of the
Eemocratic 0arty."
4all added that "It is clear we are going to wor- with
people who for some time will be riding two horses in the
field of political action." 4e said that local 0arty cells
should not call themselves "communists" but "progressives"
and their main issues should be minorities woman1s rights
gay rights and others promoted by "liberals."
Join Eemocratic 0arty
+harlene .itchell head of the +ommunist Afro9America
+ommission stated on June 5 $5JC in the 0eople1s 8ee-ly
8orld:
"#he thrust of our candidates must be to prevent
the Eemocratic 0arty from any shift to the right
and force a more progressive platform and
program in the $5J; campaign."
0olitical Affairs in its .arch $5J5 issue stated:
"&hould the 0arty strive to play a leading role
helping those forces gain and consolidate new
positions of strength even inside the Eemocratic
0arty or shouldn1t itI I thin- it should."
ommunists in the Democratic Party
&en. 4oward .et2enbaum @E9GhioA served as the &ecretary
of the 3ational *awyers ,uild @3*,A in $5C!. It was
named by the 4ouse +ommittee on /n9American Activities
as a +ommunist Front. #he 3*, was started in $526 as a
branch of International (ed Aid.
#hey provided free lawyers to members of the /.&.
+ommunist 0arty and such notorious Jew spies as .artin
&obell and Judith +oplon.
In $5;; the Jew .et2enbaum was one of three men who
incorporated the Ghio &chool of &ocial &ciences later
revealed to be another +ommunist Front.
.et2enbaum promoted the +ommunist 0arty1s goals as a
member of both the Intelligence and Judiciary +ommittees
of the /& &enate. .ost of the anti9gun agitation there has
been his handiwor- and Ghio voters should ma-e sure that
his son9in9law Joel 4yatt does not carry on his sinister
mission upon his retirement this year.
Former (ep. :ella Ab2ug a Jewess from :roo-lyn was a
feminist leader in the Eemocratic 0arty. &he was a member
of the board of directors of the 3*, and was a leader of the
+ommunist front. 8omen1s &tri-e for 0eace during the
Dietnam 8ar.
Anne :raden of *ouisville => is a life long member of the
+ommunist 0arty and one of their most important
organi2ers for &outhern &tates. In 3ovember $5JJ she was
an elector in =entuc-y for ,us 4all for 0resident.
:raden wor-ed in the &outh as an aide to .artin *uther
=ing. At one time she bought a home in a *ouisville
neighborhood. #he home was then bombed and Anne
:raden and her husband +arl were charged in the incident.
#he motive given by the Eistrict Attorney was that she was
attempting to recruit :lac-s into the +ommunist 0arty by
blaming 8hites for the bombing. In $5J0 and $5J; :raden
was a delegate to the Eemocratic 0arty national
conventions.
#he &oviet formed "8orld 0eace +ouncil" had as its
0resident (omesch +handra head of the +ommunist 0arty
of India. 4e visited the /.&. in $5%J. A committee of
+ongressmen was organi2ed to host the event. #hey
included John :urton @+AA Eon )dwards @+AA +harles
(angel @3>A #ed 8eiss @3>A John +onyers @E9.IA
.ervyn Eymally @E9+AA ,eorge +roc-ett @E9.IA and
.ic-ey *eland @E9#MA.
8hat all this means is that the Eemocratic 0arty has
become the new +ommunist 0arty<
2ri$inal Founders of ommunism Were %ll Jews
"#he Jews in (ussia in their total mass were
responsible for the (evolution." 9Angelo &.
(appaport 1#he 0ioneers of the (ussian
(evolution1 0. 260 &tanely 0aul and +o.
*ondon $5$J
"#here is much in the fact of :olshevism itself in
the fact that so many Jews are :olshevists. #he
ideals of :olshevism are consonant with many of
the highest ideals of Judaism." 91Jewish
+hronicle1 *ondon April ; $5$5
#he :olshevist revolution in (ussian was the wor- of
Jewish brains of Jewish dissatisfaction of Jewish
planning whose goal is to create a new order in the world.
8hat was performed in so e'cellent a way in
(ussia than-s to Jewish brains and because of Jewish
dissatisfaction and by Jewish planning shall also
through the same Jewish mental and physical forces
become a reality all over the world." 91#he American
4ebrew1 &ept $0 $520

":olshevism is a religion and a faith. 4ow could
those half9 converted believers dream to van7uish
the 1#ruthful1 and the 1Faithful1 of their own creed
those holy crusaders who had gathered around
the (ed standard of the prophet =arl .ar' and
who fought under the daring guidance of those
e'perienced officers of all later9day revolutions 9
the JewsI" 9Er. Gscar *evy 0reface 1#he 8orld
&ignificance of the (ussian (evolution1 by
,eorge 0itt9(ivers $520
"It is often said that Judaism is the driving force
of communismB but this does not prove anything
beyond that which is e'pected and only natural...
It is surprising that Judaism should become the
fermenting and destructive element in countries
which have always despised and persecuted itI
#hat peculiar faculty for intrigue stratagem
conspiracies and that patient almost uncanny
waiting for the hour of never9failing revenge are
all characteristics of the chosen people." 90rof.
F.A. Gssendows-i 1#he 3ineteenth +entury and
After1 @*ondonA p. 25 Jan $52!
4istorians have long held that while a majority of the
founders of the +ommunist movement in (ussia were Jews
its head was the ,entile Dladimir *enin. #oday it has been
revealed that *enin was a secret Jew. 4e spo-e fluent
>iddish was adopted by a Jewish family and his wife was a
Jewess.
#he :roward Jewish Journal of 2/26/52 revealed that the
story of *enin1s heritage was discovered in the secret files
of the +ommunist 0arty in .oscow. *inin1s grandfather
Ale'ander :lan- had been born to Jewish parents. 8hen
the parents died *enin and his brother were adopted by a
Jewish family.
Jews in To* Positions in Lenin#s 4o(ernment
Four .ar'ist revolutionary parties banned together to
overthrow the +2ar in the Gctober (evolution of $5$%.
#oday we -now that all four were headed by Jews and two
were $00N Jewish. #hey were the Jewish :und headed by
Abramovitch and *ieber #he .enshevi-s headed by
.artov and Ean #he &ocial Eemocrats headed by
Eanishevs-y and the :olshevi-s by *enin and #rots-y. @#he
last two had ,entile membersA.
Immediately after the overthrow of the +2ar *enin placed
Jews in every position of power over this +hristian nation.
4e immediately went to wor- to destroy the
farmer/landowners and the religion of +hristianity.
The Democratic Party O the ommunist Party
#he :olshevi- (evolution brought alien Jews to power in
(ussia in $5$%. +linton1s election brought the same
dangerous radicals to power here in America. Gver 6!N of
All +linton appointees have been radical left9wing Jews. In
America Jewish +ommunism has adopted a new "front"
name 9 it is called the national Eemocratic 0arty<
3eo9+ommunists in America preach "democracy" as a
code9word for +ommunism.
The +e*ublican ommunist connection
#he (epublican party too has embraced communism. .ost
of the party openly passes anything :ill +linton as-s for.
#hey are just as much at war with the +onstitution as any of
the democrats. #he very first move made by the (epublican
party after the $55; election was to destroy the ;
th

amendment of the /.&. +onstitution via 4( !!!.
,A## and 3AF#A are (epublican supported trade
communes complete with a &oviet style star chamber
arbitration system. Anyone opposing these treason type
treaties is labeled a "=oo-". (epublican governors across
the /nited &tates are imposing .ar'ist policies at a record
rate. And just try and critici2e the federal reserve system. It
will be conservative columnist who will attac- youB ,eorge
8ill will lead the way.
3eo9+ommunism
4ow the #en 0lan-s of the
+G../3I&# .A3IF)&#G
were Accomplished in America
ommunist /anifesto Plan. J0: Abolition of property @rightsA in
land and application of all rents @ta'esA of land to public purposes
Democracy: ?oning &chool ta' @from 0roperty "rents"A )7uitable
interest in land no alodial title. 3o free holders. %ccom*lished: $;th
Amend /.&. +onst. $J!J. #itle $% health and safety code.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. JK: A heavy progressive or graduated
income ta'.
Democracy: 60$ @cA@CA corporate churches/businesses. Income ta' 9
I(& @#itle 2!A Fed. ta' can ta-e up to JJN of income. &ocial &ecurity.
0ublic 0roperty @state police powersA
%ccom*lished: $!th Amend /.&. +onst. $5$C. &ocial &ecurity Act
$5C!. J4( $52 $5CC
ommunist /anifesto Plan. JM: Abolition of all right to
inheritance.
Democracy: *imited inheritance via inheritance ta'.
%ccom*lished: )state ta' $5$!
ommunist /anifesto Plan. J<: +onfiscation of the property of
emigrants and rebels.
Democracy: +onfiscation of drug9merchant property "8ar on Erugs"
I(& confiscation of private property without due process. (I+G Act
@(ac-eteering Influenced L +orrupt Grgani2ationsA Imprisonment of
"terrorist" and those who write or spea- against the government.
%ccom*lished: 0ublic *aw 5596%0 $5J!. )stablished $5%0. &edition
Act $%5J also used in $5;01s and $5JJ.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. J1: +entrali2ation of credit in the
hands of the state by means of a national ban- with state capital and
an e'clusive monopoly.
Democracy: Federal reserve :an-s. All local ban-s use credit L are
members of Fed. reserve &ystem and regulated by the /.&. ,ovt.
Federal Eeposit Insurance +orporation @FEI+A
%ccom*lished: Federal (eserve Act $5$C. Federal (eserve Act $5CC.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. JI: +entrali2ation of the means of
communication and transport in the hands of the state.
Democracy: Interstate +ommerce +ommission. Federal
+ommunication +ommission @F++A /& +ivil Aeronautics. Federal
Aviation Agency @FAAA
%ccom*lished: I++ Act $JJ%. #he +ommissions Act $5C;. )st $5CJ.
)st $56J.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. JH: )'tension of factories and
instruments of production owned by the state the bringing into
cultivation of wastelands and the improvement of the soil generally
with a common plan.
Democracy: Anti9trust Acts. Eepartment of +ommerce and *abor.
Eept. of Agriculture. Eept. of Interior @:ureau of *and .anagement
Forest &ervice :ureau of (eclamation :ureau of .ines 3at1l 0ar-
&ervice Fish and 8ildlife &erviceA
%ccom*lished: )stablished $502. )stablished $50C. )stablished
$J!2. )stablished $J;5.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. JL: )7ual liability of all labor @for the
3ational debtA. )stablishment of industrial armies especially for
Agriculture.
Democracy: "#wo income families" because of inflation and 3ational
debt. 8oman1s &uffrage. Affirmative action. &ocialist /nions.
International 8or-ers of the 8orld @+hicagoA
%ccom*lished: 8omen in the wor- place $5201s $5th Amend. /.&.
+onst. $520. +ivil (ights Act $5!;. )stablished $J!5. )stablished
$506.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. JA: +ombination of agriculture with
manufacturing industries gradual abolition of the distinction between
town and country by a more e7uable distribution of the population
over the country.
Democracy: Farms lost to "the suburbs" and
manufacturing/commercialism. 0erverted technology/corporate farms.
3ational farmers Alliance and Industrial /nion
%ccom*lished: $JJ09$5501s @#itle $% "?oning"A #oo- hold $5$09
$5501s/ $J%01s9$JJ01s.
ommunist /anifesto Plan. J0=: Free education for all children in
public schools. Abolition of children1s factory labor in its present
form.
Democracy: &ate run ta' financed schools. &ociali2ed/progressive
education. +hild *abor Act 0ennsylvania. +hildren now wor- with
&tate approval. Abolition of private education.
%ccom*lished: 4orace .ann $JC%9$J;J. John Eewey $J%09$5$0.
established $J;J.
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