Yes, that has been the marxist/commie-types guide in the USA for decades. I read awhile back from a media watch dog, where they claimed there is Rules for Radicals in almost all newsrooms, local and national, in the US. That would not surprise me at all given how the medias practice it every day against freedom-loving Constitutional-supporting Americans. Another reason they have to deceive is because this corrupt movement is not compatible with our Constitution.
I wish more Americans would wake up to the fact this has been a century-long push in this country. The creation of the Federal Reserve, the 16th & 17th Amendments, The New Deal, the creation of the welfare state, and the infiltration of all the places of influence in our culture like education, government, entertainment, music, news, corporations, etc.
They even arrogantly put it in the Congressional Record in the early 60’s on how communists can overtake America. Much of that has come true but many Americans still won’t believe it. We had a President who was going to expose it but was soon later assassinated. Joseph McCarthy was correct this communist movement was making headway in America but they used the power of the commie press to silence him.
I hope with the JFK files released, President Donald J. Trump continues to expose this traitorous movement and Americans who arrogantly thought it could never happen here, humble themselves and understand, it can and IT HAS and we all fight back to restore our Constitutional Republic.
CGato
You and I are of much the same mindset here.
I date the corruption of willingness to adhere to constitutional principles back to the Teddy Roosevelt administration with his welding of his domestic big stick on the Evil Capitalists. Things were pretty cut throat back then.
Then Wilson came along, followed by FDR who was like the previous two on steroids (politically speaking)
Throw in the radicals of the Sixties rising to power, finally ending up with eight years of the Obama administration. Guys like Reagan and Coolidge were sprinkled in until...here we are today.
No...I am right there with you on this. I have probably written variants of your post dozens of time, all with exactly the same flavor.
I was not one of those people who thought Trump could not be President because he had no political experience. I think those people who think that have no idea what a President is, nor what a successful businessman is. They think things are so complicated for a President that a simpleton businessman could not possibly handle it.
They said Obama could do it, but a successful businessman like Trump couldn’t? What a joke.
But I didn’t know much of anything about Trump. I didn’t watch television then, so the only things I thought I knew were that he was rich, he was successful, he was New York/New Jersey obnoxious, he had something to do with land, hotels, and casinos, and he had funny yellow hair. And, oh yeah, he had that television show, “The Apprentice”. All I knew about that was “You’re Fired!” which I liked the attitude in some way.
So when I heard he was going to enter the race, I didn’t count him out at all. And since I didn’t care for the candidate mix, I accepted him fairly early. And I began to find more about him, such at the Larry King interview with him in 1987 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8wJc7vHcTs) His discussion of the state of affairs in the Persian Gulf is great to hear, because this is the guy who is President now.
I defy any conservative to watch that first five minutes of that interview and not conclude this is absolutely who America should have leading it right now. Just from what he said in 1987. A lot of us here on FR are locked into that same mindset, and he feels like one of us, philosophically speaking.