Posted on 06/13/2020 7:47:20 AM PDT by bitt
One of my favorite low-budget films from the 1980s was John Carpenter’s Escape from New York — an urban nightmare, where the imperial US is perpetually at war and the degeneracy of society results in a whole city being turned into a maximum security purgatory. Presumably the backstory involved protests that got out of control and which led to the annexation of New York’s Manhattan Island. There is a vicarious pleasure in watching characters navigating hellish dystopias — but the footage from the past week of American cities being trashed was gut wrenching.
My exposure to these events came through social media and took the form of snippets of footage and photos and two-sentence commentaries. I didn’t look at a newspaper or switch on the TV, because I feel there would be no surprises in their coverage. What quickly became apparent was the incredulity and panic among some civilian commentators when droves of people were shown invading shops and overwhelming the police presence on the ground. You could almost hear the heavy breathing and thumping hearts as footage filed in to Twitter from cities around the country. It seemed like only a thin blue line stood between the baying mob and the White House as darkness descended on Washington on the first night.
Some of those scenes of savagery and wanton destruction brought me back to my childhood, and the things I witnessed on the alleyways of downtown Montreal or later around the nightclubs of inner Glasgow, which in the late 90s had a problem with casual violent crime. The local media incessantly showed CCTV footage of young people being kicked unconscious and the physical aftermath of knife attacks. It was either a case of reporters not being able to keep up with the epidemic of violence or they were
(Excerpt) Read more at coreysdigs.com ...
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“The phenomenon we have witnessed since 2016, where an entire media sector universally attacks and slanders a sitting US president is a humongous red flag that another psyop is underway. I didn’t give a hoot about party politics until Trump was elected, and I wouldn’t still if some semblance of independence and impartiality was shown by the industry that employed me for 20 years. How can so many people fall into step behind a blanket smear campaign that gives no quarter and concedes absolutely nothing to this individual or his wife? What spell have these people been put under and what will be the consequences for that industry?
The riots were allowed to escalate, because that is how you draw out the poison — and identify those involved. The organizers and agitators will be identified and a round up will be in progress. We live in a surveillance state, remember.”
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Considering our enemies are using our (current liberal interpretations of) freedoms against us; considering we stupidly have said interpretations to bring our enemies here by the tens of millions; considering Soros and company are sinking billions of dollars into our demise; I'm surprised we've lasted this long.
That was an excellent article, thanks for posting it. It does feel like there’s a psyop destabilization campaign being waged in this country.
If it ever came down to a nationwide Civil War the other side would be incredibly easy to defeat. Since the vast majority of their base is located in major cities, all that would need to be done is block the roads and railways, so no food could get in, then cut off power (which will take out water, sewer and most communication). At that point it would just be a matter of sitting back and waiting for their surrender as starvation and disease takes its toll.
Very interesting article, and an especially intriguing source site- coreysdigs.com - thanks for posting.
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