Bob, speaking of “conservatives”..
Here’s my favorite big meanie letting them have it.
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Bannon:
âIâm not a conservative; Iâm a populist nationalist. I mean, the conservatives are whatâs called controlled opposition. Theyâre afraid of taking the measures they need to take. This is why the conservatives in Europe have been overthrown by what they call right-wing parties, these populist nationalists. You call it the sovereignty movement; here, we call it populism nationalism,â Bannon said.
Focusing on the UK, Bannon criticized the Tory party for shifting towards the center-left and failing to uphold the policies outlined in their 2010 manifesto. He highlighted their inability to address key issues such as immigration and economic policy, leading to a disconnect with their voter base. According to Bannon, this betrayal is rooted in cowardice and a lack of political will.
For context, the Tories were a loosely organized political faction and later a political party in the Parliaments of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom.
The Tory party has become âa center-left party. And every time they had to make a tough call until recently to save themselves, theyâve blinked,â Bannon said.
Drawing historical parallels, Bannon đ„ compared modern conservatives to those in 1940 who were hesitant to confront Hitlerđ„
He argued that the failure to address immigration issues has been a significant betrayal by conservative parties.
Bannon also referenced the French Revolution and the Russian Revolution, suggesting that significant political change often requires a small, dedicated group willing to act ruthlessly. He warned that without such resolve, conservative parties are doomed to fail.
Bannon stressed the importance of grassroots movements in taking control of political parties. He praised the efforts of populist nationalist movements in Europe and the US, citing the takeover of the Republican Party by grassroots activists as a model for others to follow.
âLook at the arc of where weâve come, particularly in taking over the Republican Party: firing McCarthyâthe first time a Speaker of the House has ever been fired in the history of the Republicâgetting rid of Mitch McConnell and throwing out the RNC.
âWeâve reached new levels because weâve taken over the grassroots. We have a true populist-nationalist movement, and we have a leader in President Trump, who is as close to a populist and economic nationalist as youâre going to get in todayâs environment. The Conservatives have done the exact opposite. I mean, the Conservatives are a perfect example of a Tory Party,â said Bannon.
Edginton, in a profound reflection on conservatismâs challenges, questions the long-held belief that the 1960s alone marked the beginning of a cultural decline.
âMany Conservatives today, in Britain and in America, blame the 1960s as an era as to why there has been particularly a cultural decline from a conservative perspective, socially conservative perspective, whether it comes to sexual revolution or civil rights,â Edginton asked.
Yet, Bannon extends this timeline further back, marking the post-World War era and the assassination of prominent figures like JFK, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X as the true catalysts. He points to these assassinations, particularly JFKâs, which he controversially asserts involved CIA-led regime change tactics, as the moment the Western cultural fabric began to unravel, leading to the Vietnam War and civil unrest across the globe.
But Bannon doesnât just stop at identifying historical moments; he charges todayâs conservative leaders with inertia. In a fiery critique, he accuses them of failing to act decisively, resorting instead to intellectual exercises like drafting white papers and attending conferences.
Bannon: âYou know why they did nothing? Because itâs too fâking hard. Theyâre gutless. The reason this country, and the West in general, is in the shape itâs in is because the Conservatives, who talked a good game about doing better, didnât have the fortitude to sit there, fight, and say no. “
And this is why you have moms going to school boards to throw out pornography. The reason weâre winning in the United States is that weâre not depending on a conservative elite who are gutless and feckless.
Weâre depending on mothers and fathers and school boards. Weâre depending on working-class people taking their extra time to go to precinct strategy because they said, âHey, weâre prepared to stand and fight and not let our country be taken.â And thatâs whatâs important. Everything else is just conversation. You have to have the political will and the muscle to sit there and say, âThey can call me a racist, a nativist, a xenophobe, a sexist, a homophobeâall of it.â When they resort to name-calling, that means theyâve lost the argument, and weâre winning.
Youâve got to draw that, youâve got to lance the boil and draw that pus out of the system. And the Conservatives arenât prepared to do that. Theyâll curl up in the fetal position because theyâre not going to be acceptable with the clubs. You have to get over it.
You have to understand weâre unclubbable, and weâre fâking proud of it, okay? And weâre going to save our country. Eventually, leaders will step up in England and come to the forefront and save the United Kingdom.â
Watch Full Interview:
(In Big Red Letters on Breitbart)
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To my way of thinking, this is what Q's main theme isâ The 'people' must seize control of their future away from 'professional (carpetbagger) politicians' and re-establish a Constitutional Republic.
The main enemy: the globalist cabalâ
The issue of this age: individual sovereigntyđ„đŻâ