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Uri Bezmenov, a former KGB operative who defected to the West in the 1970s, called it ideological subversion: a long-term psychological warfare strategy designed to undermine a target society from within. According to Bezmenov, ideological subversion is the deliberate manipulation of a society's worldview and values. Its goal is to erode the moral, intellectual, and structural foundations of a nation without military force. Once successful, the targeted population loses the ability to distinguish truth from falsehood or to act in its own best interests. Bezmenov noted that the process is particularly effective because it operates openly and over an extended period, making it difficult for most people to recognize as a coordinated effort. It begins with demoralization, followed by destabilization, crisis, and normalization. Demoralization—which he said takes approximately one generation to complete—strips the subject of all convictions, confidence, and beliefs, leaving him ready to accept the alternative truth offered by his exploiters. Those who have undergone it will believe almost anything they are told. He famously stated that you could take such individuals to the concentration camps and show them the atrocities being committed, yet they would still refuse to believe it. Only when they themselves become the victims will reality finally break through.

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