DIVIDED WE FALL

"Divided we fall" is a true philosophy of life that has been recently repeated over and over again. Even though the pseudo principal of Marxist ideology is unity, it proposes a regime that creates a pernicious diversity in which trust toward government declines dramatically and spreads ruinously throughout a whole society. 

I was six years old when my priest said, "Informers and traitors are the biggest crooks in the world." Even though I didn't understand the meaning of his words, I always remembered them. They were coming back to me as I was growing up and learning about the Marxist-Leninist regime in which I was born. It was in a beautiful Moravian countryside, only a few miles from the birthplace of Sigmund Freud and Oscar Schindler. It was home to 40,000 Jews before the war. Most of them died in concentration camp, some thanks to the informers and traitors. In the 60s, the Czech people defeated the inhuman Marxist rulers and established "socialism with a human face." But the communists couldn't give up their dictatorial power and called Leonid Brezhnev for help. Of course, he heard them and instantly sent 600,000 Soviet troops to reestablish the authoritarian communist regime in which people are ruled by physical and mental force. 

Marxism creates a slave society that separates the dictators from their slaves. Secret surveillance is an inevitable factor for separating the weeds from the wheat, and ordinary citizens are encouraged to spy on each other with a promise of a better job or higher education. There is no unity or harmony in such a society. For freedom is the fundamental requirement and life-giving force of man's mind.