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User talk:Vince Did 7-14 (view source)
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:::::::Your points make total sense to me. It's common knowledge that these wars are not to "sPrEaD dEmOcRaCy" or whatever. They want to wave their Globohomo "FrEeDoM" flag over the entire world, be it Afghanistan (and we saw how that turned out) or Ukraine. It's clear that the only reason they psyop about Russia Russia Russia so much is because they know that Russia's one of the few countries not in the club. The only way we can effectively fight the NWO/globalists is with a full rejection of not only their policy, but of their pretentious rhetoric in all its forms. America is not a "democracy", not only because we've been actually a constitutional republic this entire time, but also because this longtime NWO subversion of U.S. politics, in many cases, creates a no-win scenario. You reject the Democrat's agenda, so you back the Republican; but the Republican is acting on the same agenda, just more dishonestly; so you back the "based" Populist Inc. Republican instead, but even he's in the club. It creates the illusion that it's inevitable. It's not.
:::::::Your points make total sense to me. It's common knowledge that these wars are not to "sPrEaD dEmOcRaCy" or whatever. They want to wave their Globohomo "FrEeDoM" flag over the entire world, be it Afghanistan (and we saw how that turned out) or Ukraine. It's clear that the only reason they psyop about Russia Russia Russia so much is because they know that Russia's one of the few countries not in the club. The only way we can effectively fight the NWO/globalists is with a full rejection of not only their policy, but of their pretentious rhetoric in all its forms. America is not a "democracy", not only because we've been actually a constitutional republic this entire time, but also because this longtime NWO subversion of U.S. politics, in many cases, creates a no-win scenario. You reject the Democrat's agenda, so you back the Republican; but the Republican is acting on the same agenda, just more dishonestly; so you back the "based" Populist Inc. Republican instead, but even he's in the club. It creates the illusion that it's inevitable. It's not.
::::::::Personally, I think that our participation in "optics" is actually ''hurting'' our movement. How are we to make our ideas and goals mainstream if we can't even say them outright? To an extent, I get it. Redpills don't happen immediately; they're generally pretty gradual. But eventually we're gonna have to start saying it like it is; otherwise we're gonna get even more grifters. [[User:Vince Did 7-14|Vince Did 7-14]] <sup>[[talk|Christ Is King!]]</sup> 14:21, February 14, 2022 (EST)
::::::::Personally, I think that our participation in "optics" is actually ''hurting'' our movement. How are we to make our ideas and goals mainstream if we can't even say them outright? To an extent, I get it. Redpills don't happen immediately; they're generally pretty gradual. But eventually we're gonna have to start saying it like it is; otherwise we're gonna get even more grifters. [[User:Vince Did 7-14|Vince Did 7-14]] <sup>[[talk|Christ Is King!]]</sup> 14:21, February 14, 2022 (EST)
:::::::::You don't understand. It's not about ideology; it never was about ideology. It was always about power. That's why even many MAGA conservatives believe in treating countries like China, Iran, and Russia as the enemy. They don't care that those countries also hate the Washington establishment; they want to America to be the alpha male who beats any country that dares to pursue an independent foreign policy into submission.
:::::::::The really sick part of it all is that the central motivation for these people seeing China, Iran, and Russia as existential threats is their mere geographic location. As if they have no right to their own territorial integrity. And the degree they are willing to demonize those countries over their mere geographic location is bone-chilling. Some of the worst of this demonizing rhetoric can be found in Brzezinski's book, which openly compares the people of that region to "barbarians" who must be forced into giving tribute or be destroyed. The intensity of this hatred falls only slightly short of that of Hitler in ''Mein Kampf''. That's how deranged these people really are.--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 22:55, February 14, 2022 (EST)