Rise of the Uniparty Dragon; Assualt on AFP's
What do globalist cult members Paul Ryan, Robin Voss & Rince Prebus have in common?
Prescott, AZ January 25, 2024… AFP’s are America First Policies, which the globalist cult finds offensive. Under the moniker of The Republican Party, both the national organization (RNC) and the various state organizations are experiencing their own civil wars. Some would say the party has been infiltrated by agent provocateurs, not of a “republican form of government,” and others might say that the “old guard” is now engaged in a fight for power that is draining away from them, toward the Populist Movement. Remember, In the United States, the term "populist" originally referred to the Populist Party and related left-wing movements of the late 19th century that wanted to curtail the power of the corporate and financial establishment. Later the term "populist" began to apply to any anti-establishment movement.1
The People have grown increasingly irritated by endless wars brought by the neo-cons in both major parties; they have grown angry about the lack of fiscal discipline as evidenced by a central bank debt that now runs into the hundreds of billions of dollars. In the epic modern-day battle between Bush and Gore, a lot of eyes were opened.
The 2000 Presidential Election, and the bitter 36-day fight that followed over the pivotal fight in Florida, opened the eyes of many Americans to a reality that had, up to that point, largely chosen to ignore: that their electoral system was —in at least some parts of the country—decrepit, poorly managed, lacking transparency, or clear procedural rules, and prone to corruption, political manipulation, and outright fraud.2
The clash between globalism and populism has gotten predictably messy because populism is messing with the globalist cult cash-flow plan. And then comes upon mankind, Unrestricted Warfare, the plan that the People’s Liberation Army of the Chinese Communist Party has used to absorb everything like an ameba.
In the book of the same name, we are schooled on war in the modern era. The book carefully explores strategies that militarily and politically disadvantaged nations might take to successfully attack a geopolitical super-power like the United States. American military doctrine is typically led by technology; a new class of weapon or vehicle is developed, which allows or encourages an adjustment in strategy.3 Military strategists Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui argue that this dynamic is a crucial weakness in the American military focus and that this blind spot concerning alternative forms of warfare could be effectively exploited by enemies.
There are many ways to fight a war, not just with things that go BOOM…
While President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned of the increasing power of the “military-industrial complex” Congress (and their donors) were enamored with hard weapons, not soft weapons. Soft weapons such as currency manipulation, manipulation of markets, propaganda, and even cyberattacks once unleashed are extremely hard to counter; hard but not impossible.
The traditional mentality that offensive action is limited to military action is no longer adequate given the range of contemporary threats and the rising costs —both in dollars and lives lost— of traditional warfare. Instead, Liang and Xiangsui suggest the significance of alternatives to direct military confrontation, including international policy, economic warfare, attacks on digital infrastructure and networks, and terrorism. Even a relatively insignificant state can incapacitate a far more powerful enemy by applying pressure to its economic and political systems.
There ya have it, infiltration of political parties to gain influence…
One such dystopian political system is that of the State of Wisconsin, a swing state controlled by never-Trumpers Paul “Shut Down Dissent” Ryan, Robin “Fraud Sustainer” Voss, Reince “Judas Himself” Priebus…
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