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“I’m not sure whether it was the book I read,

my dream one night, or part of my creative vision,

but I knew I had to confront him,

I had to confront Karl Marx, in Hell.”

— DIRECTOR ROBERT ORLANDO

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Synopsis: To Hell With Karl Marx

Why Karl Marx? Why now? The attraction isn’t his theories on economics, class warfare, or even his attacks on Capitalism. Instead, people keep falling for Marxism because he provides an alternative religion to classic Judeo-Christianity. His promised revolution of Nirvana supplied by the state is a new religion (government as your new god, provider and protector). When the forces of God vs. government-as-god meet, the world moves toward a final confrontation: which untouchable ruling figure will carry civilization through a final revolution until the Kingdom comes? For now, alienation is not resolved with faith and hope for the better in light of suffering. Instead, it is rooted deeply in the sins of envy, resentment, and acts of revenge against enemies. We've made political enemies our new devil, replacing the real one.

To Hell With Karl Marx

Did you know Karl Marx based his seminal economic thesis Das Capital on Dante's dark and disturbing Inferno? Filmmaker Robert Orlando exposes the horrors of Marx in his new book (and soon-to-be film) To Hell with Karl Marx: The American Exorcism. The book, scheduled for release in 2021, is Orlando's vision of his confrontation with Marx. Like Dante's work, it is a journey through hell.

To Hell with Karl Marx, a semi-autobiographical tale, was conceived in a dream and born of Orlando's lifelong passion for laying bare the dark underworld of Marxism. It is the filmmaker's deepest dive yet into the dark chambers of the Cold War. Orlando skillfully shines a klieg light on a radicalized worldview, the people it exploits, and the dark forces who promote its advancement in the modern world.

Marxist theories have duped many in today's culture. The result is a growing flirtation with communism. To Hell with Karl Marx is the hard shake American society needs right now. It is a severe warning NOT to make the mistake of dismissing Marx as some demonized figure, but rather to confront his utopian philosophy based on blame, which has deceived and murdered millions.

It is Orlando's last stand against Marx's wicked and beguiling death-of-the-West fairytale.