Imagining Regime Change Without Tears

American Thinker ^ | 16 Mar, 2022 | Christopher Chantrill

[MtnClimber]

The problem with being a normie right now, that wants to drive a truck without a boatload of mandates, or buy gas to go shopping, or live in peace with your neighbors, is that the global educated elite has other plans for you, and you are not allowed to object.

Indeed, if you do object, as Little Justin made clear up in Canada, you will be obliterated. Oh, you won't be sent to a camp, at least not yet. But you will lose your bank account, your job, and anything else that the government can get its hands on. And anyone that objects to Little Justin and his just rule is a racist-sexist-homophobe.

Then there are the Bobbsey Twins, Soros and Schwab. I keep wondering what it is, deep down, that those two want. Here's George Soros waffling about Putin and Xi / And World War III. What is his point? I don't have a clue. And Klaus Schwab and his WEF and Build Back Better and ESG and his Young Global Leaders program? Question: What is word salad?

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Then there's California, going full-steam ahead to a fossil-fuel-free future, where the state goals include:

1. "getting 33% of our electricity from renewable resources by 2030."

2. "achieve carbon neutrality as soon as possible, and no later than 2045.”

Suppose these goals are a) impossible, and b) crash the California economy. Are you "Facebook, Apple, Netflix, Twitter, Google, Intel, and a host of other social media and technology companies," plus Hollywood plus the gubmint sector going to sacrifice your lives, your fortunes and your sacred honor if it turns out that carbon neutrality is the cruelest and the stupidest idea since Stalin's Five-Year Plan that starved the Ukraine? Hello? I can't hear you, Zuck.

[MtnClimber]

Sometimes you have to call a loon a loon and mock them and ridicule them until they either stop or they get the tar/feather treatment.

[GingisK]

The net result of that is zero. Action required. Blogging useless.

[sauropod]

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