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Iconoclasm

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(Statecraft, Deep State, Violence, Social engineering, Cultural genocide)
The destruction of art, images and monuments. A part of Cultural genocide.

Iconoclasm is a term referring to the destruction of icons and other images or monuments, most frequently for religious or political reasons.

It is promoted by the Supranational Deep State.

Context

It is used as a form of social control. Replacing Tradition with Post-Modernism is a goal of the deep state.

Historic monuments are being replaced by Consumerism and Instant gratification.

History

Before 2020

China, Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Syria and Libya.

2020 to present

In 2020, in the middle of the COVID-19/Panic, iconoclasm became a problem in the West; USA, Canada, UK.

Countless works of art and historic monuments have been destroyed or removed.

By country

Mexico

In September 2021, a 19th century statue of Christopher Columbus was taken down in Mexico City as advocated for by Claudia Sheinbaum, the first Jewish mayor. She formerly worked at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change at the United Nations. It will be replaced by a less attractive giant head, sculpted by Pedro Reyes from the Ford Foundation. Wikipedia says that the head "will not erase history but achieve social justice".[1]

Ukraine

In September 2021, a monument in Kiev to the long-standing friendship between Ukraine and Russia, erected in 2001, was demolished after years of being defaced by pro-Ukrainian nationalists.[2]

Deep State support

Advocated by The Guardian.[3]

A tool of Regime change efforts.


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