The Greatest Political Strategist in History | Danny Ajamian

Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 18 July 2020.

[bartech]

Best talk I've seen so far from this event. Congratulations. Extraordinary work.

[Oziriz]

I know Gramsci's work very well. I'm from Brazil, and here the education system was entirely dominated by the Gramscists.
The process of cultural subversion started in the middle of 60's, after the Military Dictatorship took power.
Frustrated for not being *their* proletarian dictatorship, they saw no other alternative than change their focus to the culture. Decades later, the people educated by this system would self-perpetuate the socialist ideas, because the students of that time would become the professors, journalists, lawyers, judges, and artists of the future ahead.
Of course, they did not anticipate that there would be a strong reaction, and the internet helped a lot with that.
In Mises words: "Ideas and only Ideas can light the darkness."

[imonlyamanandiwilldiesomed]

"In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world." -Christ

[carolethomas]

Excellent synopsis of where we are in this cultural revolution, but provides glimpses of solutions and escape from it's chains.

[revelation]

Where the spirit of YHWH is there is liberty 2 Corinthians 3:17

[Paul-A]

The video by Jonathan Pageau referenced is called "The Apple CEO, 666, and The Garden of Eden", I'd recommend it.

[crown]

The non aggression principle is useless in practice, simply because in general people believe theft is justified for social ends eg. If we tax billionaires we can use the money for hospitals etc. Other people just don’t care, and are happy to sell their votes and virtue. You have to be careful you’re not just making arguments that only appeal to people like you. You have to find arguments that appeal to the people you’re targeting.
It’s just a distraction when we could be making the culture: films, news, etc.

[DAMFOREIGNER]

Therefore my people are gone into captivity, because they have no knowledge: and their honourable men are famished, and their multitude dried up with thirst.-Isaiah 5:13. I'm starting to believe the guy was really a prophet

[graham]

Yo this guy is kindq going off based style

[johnludtke]

I make the argument that you're not a true believer in any God if you think people need to govern people because people will take advantage of people. I believe Jesus is coming, I just don't think it's going to be the way you think it will. The second coming is living in, and with, the way the truth and the life. The kingdom where God reigns. No one can control actual chaos, that's God's alone. Manmade order can only bring manmade chaos. Manmade order, that's where Satan sits.

[fjqtuvg]

Who the fuck is this guy? And how the hell is he considered some great political strategist.

[stingray]

I completely disagree with you. I suggest that Rawanda is a clear example where Christian Culture did not prevent violence against fellow Christians. I am an Atheist, a Libertarian, and a Scientist..

[cemvural]

That's cringe so fucking cringe. Libertarian ethics is not referenced from Christianity, it's what you teach to a three-year-old on how to behave.

[truettadevil]

I've never seen a white supremacist lecture given before. Interesting...

[fjqtuvg]

The second you called the protesters riots I had to leave. This is incredibly biased and gives no credence to social movements and how collective action and grass roots work is integral to political strategy and change. You are not the greatest. Not by a long shot.