Hello, UrbanDwellersAmnesiac!
I’d be more than happy to answer your questions, just surprised you didn’t put them out earlier.
1 - “National Socialism” doesn’t mean “nation of socialism”, it’s (supposedly) a combination of nationalism and socialism. Of course, the “socialism” part wasn’t real. In fact, the Nazis did everything in their power to distance themselves as much as they could from the actual meaning of the word. Members of the communist party were tracked down and imprisoned, the party itself was outlawed, communism was demonized through terms such as “judeo-bolshevism” or “Jewish Marxism”, trade unions were banned, and the term “privatization” was literally coined to describe Nazi Germany.
2 - No, it did not. And I’m assuming that you’re putting this out because you think I think that the USSR, Cuba, East Germany, the DPRK etc was not “real communism”. I’d like to say that I’ve never once heard a Marxist-Leninist ever say that, and trust me, I’ve been on the left for a long time. This is more of a social democrat/anarcho-communist talking point.
3 - The notion that the WEF promotes “Cultural Marxism” is basically a meme that only exists in the far-right. And the reasoning for this is that one of the people on the managing board went to a university named after Marx (at least that’s what I’m assuming your reasoning is, feel free to correct me if I’m being false), a university that was renamed and has otherwise no evidence of teaching anything Marxist, at least none that I’ve seen. Saying the WEF is socialist has to be one of the stupidest statements imaginable, it’s literally a lobbying tool for multinational corporations. Last time I checked, private corporations don’t benefit from private property being abolished.