Strange Ideologies

Dear Friend of America's Survival,

Whether we are talking about Islam’s “struggle,” Hitler’s “My Struggle,” the Marxist dialectic of “struggle,” or the New Age movement, the purpose is to overthrow Christian civilization, creating a post-Christian and socialist world. Marilyn Ferguson’s “Aquarian Conspiracy” describes another powerful network of anti-Christian organizations and personalities working to bring about radical cultural and social change in the United States and the world through the “expansion of consciousness.” It is based on the theosophy of Russian mystic Helena Blavatsky. 
 
The New Age Movement is also powerful in media circles. Sally Quinn, who was married to former Washington Post executive editor Ben Bradlee until his death in 2014, writes about her belief in the occult in her new book, Finding Magic. A member of the power elite and “Washington insider,” she describes her belief in occultism, including using the ouija board, reading Tarot cards, consulting psychics, meeting LSD guru Timothy Leary, and casting a “hex” on somebody who then committed suicide. 
 
Mark Satin, a “former” Marxist and a member of SDS, the forerunner to the Weather Underground, wrote New Age Politics: Our Only Real Alternative, described as “insights from the feminist, ecology, human-potential, spiritual, decentralist, world-order, and similar movements” integrated “into a holistic new political philosophy or ideology…”   
 
For America's Survival,
​Cliff Kincaid