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Andrew Perlot's avatar

I spent a few months in Cambodia years back. What "politics" did to the country is chilling. You can see it merely by riding a motorbike from the relatively well developed Thailand into the barrenness of the Cambodian hinterland beyond Siem Reap and Phnom Penh. You don't need to visit the killing fields were 1.3 million bodies lay. You can see it by what's not there, the lives not lived, or lived so quietly so as to not disturb the man with the AK-47 that they were like ghosts on the landscape.

The cullings so destroyed anyone with initiative (or those who dared to voice it) that it set the country back generations.

What's so bizarre to me is how quickly people forget. I was alive when communism collapsed, but my generation sometimes talks about its tenants with an almost wistful air.

I always have to keep my temper in check. They're all playing with fire.

This was a great piece.

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Barry Lederman's avatar

Very timely post. I feel that the time of choosing is coming for the Fourth Turning. We are not only faced with a Marxist agenda that you described but also with anarchy (destroy all first) as strategy of the globalists.

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