Opinion: The Marxist Blueprint – Everywhere you look

Nancy Churchill explores the Marxist Blueprint, a framework influencing politics, culture, and governance, reshaping belief systems and expanding government power.

Nancy Churchill discusses how a revolutionary ideology has infiltrated institutions, culture, and government

Nancy Churchill
Dangerous Rhetoric

Marxism did not die with the Soviet Union. It evolved. Today, it’s not just an obscure theory debated in academic halls — it’s a guiding force behind cultural, political, and economic shifts in America. While Karl Marx framed his toxic ideology as a battle between the wealthy and the working class, modern activists have rebranded his revolutionary playbook to focus on gender, race, climate policy, and government power.

This Marxist Blueprint is a six-step strategy designed to transform activism into an unstoppable force for expanding state control — all in the name of “equity” and “justice.” It’s not limited to a single movement. It fuels feminism, DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), the Black Lives Matter movement, climate extremism, and progressive governance. But beyond shaping policy, it does something even more insidious: it rewires belief itself.

Economist Ludwig von Mises warned of statolatry — the worship of the state as the ultimate authority. Modern Marxist movements have embraced this fully. As Kevin of “The Smallest Minority” explains in his essay “Statolatry,” progressives have replaced traditional faith with faith in government, treating political figures as high priests and state power as salvation. This is not just about reshaping laws — it’s about reshaping how people think, training them to see government as the source of all moral truth.

Step One: Define the Oppressor vs. the Oppressed

Marxism doesn’t seek unity — it demands division. Conflict is its fuel. In classical Marxism, the bourgeoisie were framed as oppressors of the working class. Today, that same framework has been repackaged into the Marxist Blueprint.

Feminists claim men oppress women. DEI activists insist white, straight, Christian men oppress minorities and LGBTQ individuals. The Black Lives Matter movement portrays police and the justice system as tools of systemic oppression. Climate activists blame corporations and industrialized nations for environmental destruction.

This step ensures society is locked in a permanent struggle. A divided people are far more willing to accept government intervention to “fix” the problem. But there’s another layer: by making the state the final arbiter of justice, Marxist movements shift authority away from individuals, families, and communities and into the hands of the government.

Step Two: Declare the system fundamentally corrupt

Once the conflict is set, the next step is to convince people the entire system is rotten to the core. Marxist movements never argue for reform — they demand total destruction.

Feminists claim Western civilization is built on patriarchy and must be dismantled. Black Lives Matter activists say America was founded on racism and that police must be abolished. DEI leaders argue that meritocracy itself is a tool of white supremacy and must be replaced with race-based hiring. Climate extremists insist capitalism is inherently destructive and must be replaced with a government-controlled “green economy.”

This strategy doesn’t just tear down existing institutions — it replaces them. Once trust in faith, family, and tradition is shattered, government steps in as the new moral authority. The Marxist Blueprint doesn’t just attack the system — it seeks to replace it with a secular, all-powerful state.

Step Three: Push for government and institutional control

If the system is corrupt, then only one solution remains: bigger government, more regulations, and less individual liberty.

In Washington State, House Bill 1531, is euphemistically called “Communicable disease.” This dystopian proposal would give government bureaucrats control over public health decisions, overriding local authority and personal choice. DEI mandates force corporations to prioritize race and gender over ability. Criminal justice “reforms” weaken law enforcement, making communities more dangerous while expanding the government’s role in policing. Washington’s Climate Commitment Act imposes a carbon tax, forcing businesses into compliance with state-controlled energy policies.

The pattern is clear. Every movement following the Marxist Blueprint leads to the same result: centralized power. And as the government grows, so does faith in the state as the only source of fairness, security, and justice.

Step Four: Promote state dependency over individual freedom

A free and self-sufficient people don’t need government handouts. That’s why the next step in the Marxist Blueprint is to undermine independence and create dependency.

Feminist policies have weakened the nuclear family by incentivizing single motherhood through welfare. DEI and BLM initiatives have made career success dependent on affirmative action rather than merit. Climate regulations artificially restrict energy access, forcing businesses and individuals to rely on state-approved alternatives. Universal Basic Income, socialized healthcare, and government subsidies create a culture where people turn to the state for survival rather than relying on themselves.

This isn’t an accident. The weaker families, churches, and local communities become, the stronger the state grows.

Step Five: Silence opposition and control speech

Once people are dependent on the government, the next move is to shut down dissent, as Washington state Democratic representatives did with House Resolution 4607. Free speech is dangerous to Marxist movements because it exposes their contradictions — so they silence it.

Criticize feminism? You’re a misogynist. Question Black Lives Matter? You’re a racist. Reject DEI quotas? You’re upholding white supremacy. Doubt climate change alarmism? You’re a science denier. Instead of debate, Marxist movements attack their critics with labels. Support parent’s rights? Your 13-year-old can make life-changing, permanent decisions and you’re probably a child abuser for wanting to parent him or her.

Government, universities, corporations and our Washington state legislature enforce ideological conformity, ensuring only one narrative is permitted. Statolatry demands obedience. Any dissent against the government’s moral authority is treated as heresy.

Step Six: Institutionalize perpetual revolution

A Marxist movement can never declare victory — because if it did, it would lose power. That’s why the revolution must continue indefinitely.

Feminists once fought for equal rights; now they demand gender quotas and the erasure of traditional masculinity. Black Lives Matter began with protests against police brutality; now it pushes for the abolition of law enforcement altogether. DEI policies once claimed to promote fairness; now they enforce racial hiring quotas. Climate activists once advocated for clean energy; now they demand bans on gas-powered cars, restrictions on farming, and government-controlled industry.

The revolution must never end. Because the goal was never justice — it was power.

How to stop the Marxist Blueprint

The Marxist Blueprint has long been at work in America, but we’re just now starting to recognize it. Fortunately, it’s not unstoppable. The first step to defeating it is recognizing its tactics. Americans must reject false oppression narratives designed to justify government expansion. They must resist power grabs at every level — local, state, and federal. They must defend free speech, ensuring open debate is never silenced. Most importantly, they must rebuild the foundations that Marxism seeks to destroy: strong families, self-reliance, faith, and local governance.

Marxism doesn’t announce itself. It infiltrates, manipulates, and divides — until its control is absolute. The only way to stop it is to expose it and reject its framework entirely. The first step to stopping the Marxist Blueprint is to recognize it for what it is: a roadmap to tyranny.

Nancy Churchill is a writer and educator in rural eastern Washington State, and the state committeewoman for the Ferry County Republican Party. She may be reached at DangerousRhetoric@pm.me. The opinions expressed in Dangerous Rhetoric are her own. Dangerous Rhetoric is available on thinkspot, Rumble and Substack.