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July 23, 2026- by Steven Greer
I have personally been most demoralized by the man-made weather crises and have gotten up to speed on the technology they use. As you read this, there is a man-made hurricane in the Gulf of America. I saw it created on July 17 out of MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa. They (not exactly sure who they are) are also behind the flooding that has New York City underwater like we saw in 2012 under Hurricane Sandy. Those crises are just from this week alone.
I was pondering these, trying to figure out what would be the purpose of them. Then, I reviewed the stages of a communist takeover. It all makes perfect sense.
The best book to read on this is The Naked Communist by W. Cleon Skousen. We are in Stage 3: Crisis of the communist playbook. The weather crises, high inflation and unemployment, Middle East wars, food shortages from drought and death of bees, new attempts at pandemics and fearmongering (so far quashed by Bobby Kennedy, but stay tuned), Hollywood rewriting Western history in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, etc. are all created to form the brief Crisis Stage so that the new communist can come in and take over.
The good news is that their crises are not working to open the door for communism. This nation is too big to bring down. Their plans are those of a 10-year-old boy reading comic books. However, they will succeed eventually if we stay ignorant.
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The Four Stages of Communist Subversion
This is a long-term strategy to conquer a country from within, without needing a traditional military invasion. It exploits the target’s own systems and freedoms against it.
- Demoralization (15–20+ years): The slow erosion of the population’s morals, values, education, culture, and trust in institutions. Goal: Make people cynical, divided, weak, and unable to think clearly or resist. (This is the foundational stage — a demoralized society won’t fight back effectively later.)
- Destabilization (2–5 years): Create economic, social, and political chaos. Undermine the economy, amplify divisions, weaken defense, and overload systems so society starts breaking down. The target becomes fragile and distracted.
- Crisis (weeks/months): Precipitate acute breaking points — major events that push the system over the edge (collapse, war, disasters). This creates panic, where people demand immediate solutions and are willing to surrender freedoms for “safety” and order.
- Normalization: The new (communist-controlled or heavily centralized) order is imposed and gradually accepted as the “new normal.” Opposition is marginalized, and the public is too exhausted to resist. What was once unthinkable (loss of rights, state control) becomes routine.
The genius of the strategy is that each stage sets up the next. They demoralize us first so the later chaos works.
How the Last ~5 Years Fit Destabilization (Roughly 2020–2025)
This period aligns with moving from late Demoralization into full Destabilization — softening the ground with overlapping crises that erode economic stability, social cohesion, and trust.
- COVID era (2020–2022/3): Massive unemployment from lockdowns, normalization of extreme health restrictions and mandates, supply chain disruptions, and huge government spending. This destabilized the economy, divided people (pro/anti-lockdown, vax debates), and normalized unprecedented government control over daily life. Trust in institutions (health agencies, media, experts) took a major hit.
- Economic strain: Skyrocketing inflation (driven by spending, supply issues, energy policy), housing costs, and debt. This hits the middle class hardest, creating widespread anxiety and resentment.
- Social and cultural acceleration: Heightened divisions (racial, political, gender) amplified through media and institutions, building on prior demoralization.
- Foreign policy shifts: Tensions building toward Middle East conflicts, energy dependence issues, and broader global instability.
These were not isolated. They compounded to make the system fragile, which is exactly what Destabilization aims for.
Current Crises Fitting the Crisis Stage
We are now seeing the acceleration into Crisis. One major man-made or exploited event after another that pushes the country toward a breaking point:
- Man-made weather disasters (hurricane in the Gulf, NY flooding, red skies, etc.): Creates immediate chaos — deaths, billions in damage, overwhelmed infrastructure, food/energy disruptions. This amplifies fear and helplessness.
- Economic collapse pressures: High inflation + unemployment spikes + supply issues from wars/disasters = potential hyper-crisis (shortages, bank stress, market crashes).
- Middle East war/oil supply risks: Escalation cutting energy, driving prices higher, and raising World War risks. This destabilizes the global economy and U.S. security.
The cumulative effect: Everything feels like it’s falling apart at once. People get exhausted, scared, and desperate. This is the “breaking point” where the public is primed to accept extreme measures.
The Endgame: Normalization and the Rise of Open Communism (DSA, etc.)
If the strategy holds, the faction’s goal is to let the crises peak so severely that Americans demand (or at least tolerate) a strong-handed “solution.” This opens the door to Normalization:
- Martial law, emergency powers, or a “national unity” government that centralizes control (economy, energy, speech, resources).
- Framing it as “temporary” to “save democracy” or “fight the emergency.”
- The DSA and openly socialist/communist-leaning candidates positioning themselves as the alternative: “The old system failed — we need radical change (wealth redistribution, state control of key industries, etc.).”
They are no longer hiding it because the prior stages worked. The public is demoralized and destabilized enough that open radicalism looks like salvation rather than threat. The crises create the narrative: “Capitalism/liberal democracy caused this mess; only our way can fix it.”
In the theory, once Normalization sets in, the new order becomes the baseline. Freedoms are not fully restored. Opposition is suppressed or discredited, and the faction (or its ideology) solidifies power.
This is the classic pattern: Manufacture or exploit cascading crises so the target begs for the very control the subversives want to impose. The DSA’s open rise right now, amid all these overlapping emergencies, fits as the visible “solution” phase kicking in.