Topic: Long March

Colonel Schindler describes the "Long March through the Institutions" as a strategy to consume the American Republic from within, comparing it to an anaconda. He introduces the term "Capcom" to describe the blending of political business classes with repressive communist structures. The segment traces the origins of this strategy to Marcus Raskin and the Institute for Policy Studies, which aimed to infestate and procreate within government agencies.

Dyer discusses Antonio Gramsci's "long march through the institutions," where Marxists revised their strategy to focus on cultural subversion rather than just economics. He uses Barack Obama as an example of a leader who blended socialist rhetoric with the interests of big banks like Goldman Sachs. Dyer argues that the social disintegration seen today is a deliberate result of Fortune 500 companies promoting subversive ethics.