Modern Marxist political analysis adheres to a principle they call “intersectionality” meaning that there is a hierarchy of oppression* and the interests of all “oppressed” peoples intersect and can be addressed by mutual support in a revolution against the West’s Judeo-Christian civilization.
While the term “intersectionality” was coined in 1989 by Kimberlé Crenshaw, a Marxist political activist and radical feminist, the principle had its first practical application in 1920 in the convening of the Soviet Congress of Peoples of the East, where the atheist Soviets attempted to enlist the "oppressed" but devout Muslim peoples of the various European colonial empires in their plans for a worldwide Communist revolution.
At the time it seemed like nothing much came of it, but the principle was established and today we see its fruits in the Middle East, on the streets of Chicago and on the stage of the Democratic National Convention.
Nearly every group that is at odds with traditional Judeo-Christian values, culture, and moral principles is not only demonstrating at the Democratic National Convention, most of them also have a speaking part on the main stage. Ditto those whose interests align with the enemies of constitutional liberty and the national security of the United States.
This intersectionality has brought together in Chicago radical transgender activists, Islamists who wish to destroy Israel, erase the Jewish people and establish Sharia law in the United States, radical homosexuals (who would likely be killed should Sharia be established here), the Marxist – Anarchist alliance of ANTIFA, radical feminists, ecowarriors, and the list goes on and on.
Conservatives who fail to take this threat seriously and laugh at “the Squad” do so at the peril of our civilization because it was no accident the Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, who is the personification of “intersectionality,” was given a prime slot to deliver remarks that were pure intersectionality.
Combining support for the Islamist terrorist organization Hamas with Kamala Harris’s socialist economic plan for price and allocation controls of housing, food and medicine, AOC said the quiet part out loud, "We choose a new path, and open the door to a new day..." and that “new path” does not lead to America’s old notions of private property, religious tolerance and constitutional liberty.
And intersectionality helps us understand who is on that path with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
As intelligence expert and CIA/NSA contractor Tony Seruga revealed in a post to Elon Musk’s X, “There are over 150 mobile devices connected to whom we believe are Hezbollah Unit 910 in Chicago, 20 of these devices were previously based in Qatar. American brains are unprepared for the horrors about to besiege the U.S. America has been too soft for far too long. Hezbollah Unit 910 is just one of dozens of enemies already here in the U.S. hellbent on destroying and killing as many Americans as possible.”
When conservatives worry that “Charlie is inside the wire” we usually mean that agents of influence for Communist China, Iran, Russia, Venezuela, etc. are operating in positions of influence within the United States.
This week those agents of influence, such as Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, are not just inside the wire, they are speaking on the main stage as the Democratic Party’s nominee for Vice President.
As Alana Goodman of the Washington Free Beacon documented:
As a high school teacher in the 1990s, Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota governor Tim Walz appeared to extol life under Chinese communism, telling his students that it is a system in which “everyone shares” and gets free food and housing.
“It means that everyone is the same and everyone shares,” Walz said during a lesson on China’s communist system in November 1991. “The doctor and the construction worker make the same. The Chinese government and the place they work for provide housing and 14 kg or about 30 pounds of rice per month. They get food and housing.”
Walz’s remarks were reported in a 1991 article in Nebraska’s Alliance Times-Herald that focused on his work on student exchange programs in China. At the time, Walz was teaching social studies at a Nebraska high school.
This “shockingly naïve description of the Chinese Communist Party’s rule” is the exact opposite of traditional American values of excellence for its own sake and striving for economic and social advancement, but it is what our children will be taught should Walz, Harris and their intersectional allies achieve power.
Professor Alan M. Dershowitz explained, “What do the terrorist group Hamas and the anti-violence group Black Lives Matter have in common? What does the democracy of Israel have in common with the anti-Semitic Ku Klux Klan? What does the Islamic Republic of Iran, which throws gays off rooftops, have in common with gay rights activists? What do feminists have in common with radical Islamic sexists who support the honor killing and genital mutilation of women? Nothing of course. Unless you subscribe to the pseudo-academic concept of intersectionality.”
Prof. Dershowitz is right in one sense, but he’s missed the one important thing they all do have in common – a desire to use the new Democratic Party on display in Chicago this week as the vehicle through which they can use their fallacious claims of “oppression” to destroy the constitutional liberty and the national security of the United States.
*For example, being a female, a racial minority, and a homosexual gets you more oppression points than a heterosexual male who is merely a racial minority. This results in greater moral weight being awarded to the words (and needs) of those who claim to be “oppressed” as opposed to those who are judged to be “oppressors.”
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