Posted on 11/15/2023 8:35:59 PM PST by Noumenon
Coalesce or Die
I caught a couple of clips the other day of some of the big podcasters or candidates and their counterparts on the other side of the spectrum. What became apparent from the beginning was the fundamental misunderstanding of who and what Trump is. Now, that seems ridiculous given the amount of time that Trump has been in front of the cameras, the near hysteria with which his every utterance is screamed across the internet, both positive and negative, but it seems true.
I know people don’t want to hear about politics, especially at this stage, but this is not about elections, but in understanding what foundation exists for consolidating political power once the façade of “democracy” drops and a greater share of the citizens can see that films like Police State are real and they are going to be confronted with that reality as the election approaches. The chances of the election taking place will diminish as the police state ramps up.
First of all, Trump didn’t create anything. He is not the source of MAGA, though he did coin the term Make America Great Again, but that goes back to Reagan. At least the sentiment of it resides in the question Reagan asked on the campaign trail: “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?” To which, the answer was always no, because Jimmy Carter was a completely ineffable buffoon.
The phenomenon of Trump is the product of the people, the blue-collar, the white-collar, the entrepreneur class. He’s the product of Christian disenfranchisement, of the lost industrial base, neglect of the energy sector, the open border, the slow decline of the United States in power and prestige across the globe all of which came from eight years of a Muslim Marxist, whose attention was decidedly on bringing the United States down to the economic and military level of its peers, Russia and China, or below. Obama’s purpose was to weaken the United States with internal strife to the point that totalitarianism would be embraced to restore order. It is such a classic Marxist tactic that it was easy to see for anyone who understood history.
To do that he had to encourage division and push the United States to more closely resemble a Third-World Nation. This is when irrational “sanctuary cities” and refusal to enforce a number of laws began to exert dominance, though they didn’t hit their stride until Trump took office when the media could blame it on “fascists.” If they didn’t allow Trump to win simply to keep Hillary out of power, because not even the billionaire globalists felt safe with her at the helm of the U.S. military, they did it so that Trump could be the focus of all the evil they had to unleash to get to their goal. That doesn’t mean that they ever intended to allow him to wield presidential power, because they did not.
It was out of this environment that the significant political movement arose, nearly pushing Trump forward rather than the other way around. Yes, he said he would embrace the border wall, tax breaks, etc., but the difference between Trump and any other Republican running for office, is that he seemed to mean it while the Republican base knew that none of the others did, because they never had. His competition were Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Lindsey Graham, Rick Santorum, etc., a virtual laundry list of ineffectual politicians who never would have championed any of the objectives of the America Firsters.
Trump caught the attention of the dispossessed by the Republican Party and he took advantage, like a clever businessman, of the dynamics already present. There have been two Republican Parties for nearly thirty years, though it wasn’t as clearly delineated as it became when Trump announced his candidacy in 2016 and sent the establishment into hysterics. There are the establishment Republicans and the America First Republicans. There’s an internal struggle for control that is evident in almost daily reporting from the House.
The trouble is, everyone gets hung up on Trump himself. They either love him or hate him. Some used to love him and now they hate him and the other way around. The point is, Trump’s irrelevant. That’s not the question and falling for that paradigm is exactly what the left wants. They need to make it about Trump, so that taking him out will destroy the America First wing of the Republican Party, but it won’t, because I felt the way I do about individual rights and freedom as far back as I can remember, so those values aren’t going anywhere. I don’t care what embodies those values as long as it pursues them with vigor. They aren’t, as the left believes, a product of Trump brainwashing me into compliance with his fascism.
What I have been struggling with is some way to link arms with everyone else who feels the same way I do, who have the same enemies that I do and for the same reasons. There is a lot of evil to be combatted and no matter how hard I fight, I won’t win standing out on a tree stump challenging all comers. For the moment, Trump helps to consolidate all of that. He helps to establish a powerbase from which to work, but if he isn’t there, if we’re left to flounder politically, we still maintain the core principle that freedom is better than enslavement and that needs to be the focus of patriots. How we get there is the central question of the counter-revolution.
This is how it needs to be understood. There was a coup, perhaps one in 2016, too. I know a lot of people want to take credit for Trump’s victory, but I’m not convinced that 2016 wasn’t a scrambled response to Hillary’s plans, that when she started revealing them to some of the other communists, they panicked and allowed for the Trump votes to be counted. What I’m saying doesn’t mean that Trump would not have won, because I think the greater share of people would have voted for him, but that the fix that was in and it was undone. I mentioned this earlier.
There was definitely a coup in 2020, evidence is still coming out about how that was accomplished through the FBI, CIA, machines, mail-in ballots, Google, etc., so a coup established one revolution and now, to get back to a constitutional republic, we have to have a counter-revolution. That doesn’t have to be kinetic, but if not it has to be accomplished politically. It can be done politically and they’re working on it as they dream of a second Trump presidency, but it has to take place regardless.
I know that it goes back further than that, that there have been several such things, but we, the American people, have until now failed to broadly recognize it as such any of the other times. This is not meant to devolve into semantics. We have to focus all of our attention on the task at hand, to coalesce around one vision and that’s a return to a constitutional republic. Who are the others, besides Trump, that need to be supported; who are engaged in this same struggle, not just using these terms of patriotism for some lunge at popularity and power. I’m talking about those outside of the political spectrum, even, who are those who recognize the value of individual rights and are willing to fight to preserve or restore them? How can we bring these individuals together? If you watch the movie Police State and do not understand that this is an existential moment, then nothing I have to say will matter to you. We must coalesce or die.
We are well past the point of voting our way out of this. Anyone who understands what the coup of 2020 took from us knows this all too well.
Make a list. Check it twice. We already know who's been naughty or nice.
Coalesce is a nifty word, but Unite is the unambiguous directive for survival.
The monstrous sociopathic scum that rule us can't help themselves as they shite themselves at the mere mention of his name.
Fake government, fake law, rigged "elections" and corrupt "judges" and "prosecutors".
I foresee the rise of warlords with private armies, if wealthy Americans want to naysay the ruling class Narrative.
An interesting contention.
I'll allow that it's quite possible. My data doesn't contradict this theory.
Yes, it's NOT about Trump.
It's about who reveals themselves for what they are.
The entire RepukeLicking Establishment revealed that they were willing to throw "elections" to the Demonicrats just to get rid of Trump and MAGA.
Paul Ryan.
Mitch McConnell.
Brian "Brain" Kemp.
The McCain Pubbies in Arizona.
The Milliken Repukes in Michigan.
I believe that you are correct. We may also find that we will have assistance from other "friends" who have yet to make their presence known. In any case, the America we get after that will not necessarily be the America we've known.
Scott Adams is right.
Enoch Powell was right.
Guillame Faye is right
Julius Evola was right.
And even a bit of Francis Parker Yockey
"This destiny does not tire, nor can it be broken, and its mantle of strength descends upon those in its service."
- Francis Parker Yockey
the author is right when he says it’s still about us individuals, We the (godly) People of the US. we will have a choice before us.
now, the barbarians (the feral tools whose god is their belly, the muslim foot-soldiers for the devil, the hedonist, solipsising, godless, globalist left) amongst us are clearly looking for their beast and their rapine opportunities. they will find somebody or some nation to ‘coalesce’ around soon. many leftists with power and wealth are auditioning from the ruling elite.
then the true Body of Christ will either choose to take up their cross, again follow Christ and a leader He raises up, or we’ll soon have the world ‘police state’ as warned by the author above—a world gov’t under the beast (or his precursor) with a viciously persecuted minority of Christians (and elect Jews) who refuse the ‘mark’ as also prophesied for the end times.
The day after the nominee is announced, I will be in full support of that nominee until I vote for that nominee in November.
In the meantime, I have my preferred candidate, and will brook no criticism of my preference; neither will I criticize yours.
In the words of Dana White,
“You vote for whoever you want to vote for, and I’ll vote for whoever I want to vote for. That’s how this works. I don’t even care who you’re voting for. It’s none of my [ferschlugginer] business.”
The "establishment" part of the GOP has to go away.
Yes. Unite or die.
We need better marketing than the “progressive “.
As stated, this isn’t about Trump. Any student of history recognizes the pattern being used. We need to counter
Bkmk
For later.
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They didn’t let Trump win in 2016. These people do screw up as evil as they may be.
They simply took for granted the states that were always lock ins for democrats. States like Wisconsin and Michigan would surely be voting Hillary wouldn’t they? They always underestimated Trump and the popularity he had. He was a joke to them.
In 2020, they made sure the same mistake was taken care of. Joe even bragged about the fabulous fraud system they had ready to go. People laughed it off but he wasn’t joking.
I would vote for RFK jr before I would vote for Haley, DeSantis, Pence, or Christie. I would consider Ramaswami over RFK.
I think there will be four and perhaps 5 “major” tickets to choose from in 2024, unless the GOP self-destructs before then. I don’t know if you follow the UK press, but the Conservative (Tory) party over there, which won an 80-seat majority at the last election on a Brexit, close the borders, send the illegals to Rwanda platform has broken all their promises, kicked all conservatives out of government, and may be wiped out (cease to exist) after the next election.
The GOP is in a similar precarious position.
2020 taught us that our votes are trash and wishful thinking. Our choices are: surrender to the bullshit and tyranny or blood and kinetics.
Welp....
My position is “Death before a Democrat”.
But you do you.
In the words of Dana White,
“You vote for whoever you want to vote for, and I’ll vote for whoever I want to vote for. That’s how this works. I don’t even care who you’re voting for. It’s none of my [ferschlugginer] business.”
Perhaps you don't know the GOP as well as you should.
I know enough to know that it’s a choice between a range of cancers and a gallon of strychnine.
If the government is going to be reformed/restored/replaced, a lot of your fellow Americans who are Democrats are going to have to be involved.
Trump was elected by 60,000 Democrats in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Not all the 4.5 million Californians who voted for Trump were Republicans - there were only 2.2 million votes in the California GOP primary, and 25% of those went to a never-Trump candidate.
Your vision of a Red-Blue cold civil war, of a two scorpions in a bottle political system, is being imposed on you by evil manipulators who have captured the means of mass communication and are using them against us.
From 1916 to 1945, we had three Democrat and 3 Republican Presidents. For all that time, our lowly dime carried a vision of how opposite parties made up of Americans should relate:
We do not have to live like we do now.
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