Marxists continue to plug the idea of Communism as the answer to all mankind’s problems – not directly, but indirectly, by criticising every fault and alleged failing of democracy, shaping the minds of university students who are influencing public life, including politics.

Gradually, imperceptibly, crazy ideas – not least, that men could become women and vice versa – took over. Rather than frankly stating that Communism was better than democracy – that the ‘collectivity’ was better than capitalism – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion were set up as laudable goals, and everything and everyone was measured against them.

This stymied opposition – people were reluctant to be accused of being against diversity, inequity and exclusion – but upon it was built a social system that banned a diversity of ideas, promoted inequity, and excluded anyone who dared to disagree.

Any criticism or even attempted debate is now treated as dangerous. Censorship, once the bugbear of the Left, is seen as the way to prevent a ‘return to fascism’ and the horrors of the Holocaust.

And yet, under this leftist domination, the very thing that leftists used to warn against – anti-Semitism – is making a comeback. As noted, the state of Israel, once seen as offering a haven to persecuted Jews worldwide, is now demonised for oppressing Palestinians, and even compared to Nazi Germany in committing genocide against them. The Left has made anti-Zionism respectable, and anti-Semitism is only a step away. Already, the two are beginning to shade into each other. Right-wing ‘influencers’ are suddenly discovering that Hitler was not so bad after all – that he has been misrepresented by Jews, who have a vested interest in demonising him in order to justify their ‘appropriation’ of ‘Palestinian’ land, facilitated in this project by their alleged dominance of the media.

Even while making anti-Semitism respectable, they may warn against a resurgence of Nazism – but the Jews are the new Nazis, after all.

The Holocaust was preceded by a rise in anti-Semitism, and although leftists have routinely attributed anti-Semitism to ‘the Right’, the many patriotic demonstrations have been marked by pro-Israel, pro-Jewish sentiment. In stark contrast, left-wing marches against Israel and ‘Zionists’ have been marked by violent rhetoric.

At this time of year, when once again we celebrate God being born as a man among men – when He chose to become a member of His Chosen People – we would do well to remember how close this world, prompted by Satan and his demons, has come to eliminating His earthly kin.

Fortunately, we do know how this all ends. Jesus returns to Earth to rescue His nation, Israel, and initiate His Millennial Kingdom so that the covenants God made with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob will be fully realised. Israel will be the lead nation of the world with its Messiah, Jesus and glorified Saints ruling with a “rod of iron”.

“From His (Jesus) mouth comes a sharp sword with which to strike down the nations, and he will rule them with a rod of iron.” Revelation 19:15

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