Excellent analysis and synthesis of the elements of The Great Reset, including macaroni19 and Ukraine, with the ultimate goal of controlling humanity.
Hedges illustrates the classical limits of left liberalism and social democracy: left anti-communism. Too bad that Jimmy Dore s still innocent about these things. For all the cogent and eloquent analysis about the state of US society, Hedges can never refrain from taking potshots at “authoritarians” (i.e., Stalin, the Soviet Union, the Serbs in the Yugoslav civil war). Read our special pieces on left anticommunism, a form of Fifth columnist posture, and why it matters to realise what role these people play in the class struggle.
RAMIN MAZAHERI—Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France is the Bible of modern conservatism, with Burke regarded as that ideology’s indisputable philosophical founder. It is no exaggeration to call him the “Marx of conservatism” in Western Liberal Democracy. It’s not only Burke’s political philosophy that has become dominant in the West, but his economic philosophy prevailed as well. Read Adam Smith’s evaluation of Burke: “…the only man I ever knew who thinks on economic subjects exactly as I do, without any previous communications having passed between us.” Additionally, just as conservatives today despise the “fake money” of Bitcoin – which is creating a new class (both a class of monied persons and a class of investment type) – so Burke railed against the French Revolution’s creation of paper “fake money”, which also spawned powerful new classes.
Caleb Maupin is the author of “BreadTube Serves Imperialism: Examining The New Brand of Internet Pseudo-Socialism,” a book describing the ways “left-leaning” YouTubers have been co-opted and manipulated by elite interests to shepherd anti-establishment and revolutionary energy back toward the center and into traditional, corporatist outlets like the Democratic Party. Jimmy talks to Caleb about this phenomenon and how establishment interests seek to contain and control youthful disaffection with the status quo.
With probably up to 3/4 of the population—or more—filled with an ignorant and utterly idiotic version of reality, it’s no wonder that America’s ruling class and opinion-makers are mostly unadulterated scum. The problem is that mass imbecility fosters an appalling level of indecency and recklessness in the ruling elites. Mitt Romney is but the latest reminder of that. Notice that in this case superlatives are no hyperbole. What can now possibly save the US and the world from a cataclysm induced by such widespread and deeply institutionalised rejection of truth?