re: #176 Guanxi88

Eh, maybe, but it’s a messy way to do things. I am familiar with the whole idea of creating hundreds and thousands of minor crises in rapid succession as a way to engender a revolutionary atmosphere, but don’t think it really works out like that. See, to my mind, a two-pronged strategy, with agitators on the street and Gramscians within the institutions, that would pay dividends, but just stirring up crap doesn’t do anything for anybody.

And I go back to my original observation - nobody’s in charge. Barry thought he wanted the job, but somehow, never quite realized that he might get it, and so never gave any thought to what he would do once in office.

In order to create a perception of chaos and crisis, there has to be some chaos and crisis. In America, this can work either for you or against you. Most of us are still free-thinking people. And we gather and discuss in places like LGF, gather information and make somewhat logical decisions as to the direction the nation should take. But, thanks to the education system we have today and the MSM, they’re betting that most Americans would rather take orders from the person who suddenly swoops in and saves the day. Half that plan has been manifested with the election of the zero.