[Comstock1]

Well, why don't you enlighten me then? If you've got something, share. Otherwise, you're wasting everyone's time.

The article itself makes sense, but so do Tom Clancy novels and they aren't very real. I won't argue the premise, just an ad hom on the author by including the conspiracy whacko equivalent of Big Foot. It makes this incredible tale all the less credible.

[GladesGuru]

Sigh - where to begin, where to begin?

First, there is no you can avoid doing a good deal of reading if you want to understand the pattern of events which led to the election of the Piss-Ant from Plains.

The three groups mentioned are real, there is quite a bit of data showing the relationship to them and to those opposed to the American experiment in government. The weakness for socialism, or fascism, or any other form of collectivism was first discussed in America by Governor Bradford of the Plymouth Colony.

He used the word "communism" to describe the group ownership form of government instituted by the Pilgrims. He further said that it was the reason they starved for two winters, until he gave to each a parcel of land that each farmed for himself.

Historical fact: That worked.

I suggest reading Bradford, as socialism has always killed those who attempted to actualize its seductive promise of something for nothing. So did Carter, which is why both are both reviled and considered active jokes at FR.

The rest of tracing the trail of "communism", to use Bradford's term, through America's history is not that difficult. If you are actually interested in so doing, I'll be happy to recommend some books.

"Zbiggie" was an "in-yer-face" one-worlder who supported the UN and what Bradford called "communism".