Every dictatorship in history has begun with a strongman (not necessarily a “strong man”), assuring the populace that he is interested only in protecting the people, usually from “outsiders.”
Most dictators are psychopaths, who are interested only in themselves, believing as they do that the entire world revolves around them.
He also is a dictator wannabe, who already has indicated he is ready, willing, and able to send in his military to maintain his version of “Law and Order.”
He is begging you for the opportunity.
To protect your America, you must not give it to him.
Dictators seldom sieze power. The people give it to them.
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Here’s What the Revolution will Look Like
By Joe Jarvis – June 10, 2020
In 2018, the Pentagon held a “War Game” depicting a scenario where the military would be deployed against the American people.
The Pentagon imagined a disenfranchised Generation Z, strapped with college debt and no opportunities.
They have lost faith in the American Dream, and believe the system is rigged against them.
So they rise up.
To be clear, the scenario is fictitious, and shouldn’t be interpreted as being based on real intelligence. However, the Pentagon tries to make the War Game scenarios realistic.
And it certainly identifies real reasons why people are pissed off at the establishment.
“The system”, from the Federal Reserve to the Police State, has kept people under the thumb of the government, and their corporate cronies.
The US military clearly thinks this is along the lines of the threats they will face over the next decade. The exercise material details the scenario:
In early 2025, a cadre of these disaffected Zoomers launch a protest movement. Beginning in “parks, rallies, protests, and coffee shops” — first in Seattle; then New York City; Washington, D.C.; Los Angeles; Las Vegas; and Austin — a group known as Zbellion begins a “global cyber campaign to expose injustice and corruption and to support causes it deem[s] beneficial.”
During face-to-face recruitment, would-be members of Zbellion are given instructions for going to sites on the dark web that allow them to access sophisticated malware to siphon funds from corporations, financial institutions, and nonprofits that support “the establishment.”
The gains are then converted to Bitcoin and distributed to “worthy recipients” including fellow Zbellion members who claim financial need…
Gen Z’s most militant members have essentially taken to privately taxing large corporations and other institutions to combat income inequality or, as the war gamers put it, using the “cyber world to spread a call for anarchy.”
Now here we are in 2020, and sadly the military being used against the American people has become a distinct possibility.
Protesters, who claim they have the support of the businesses within the area, have set up roadblocks, and occupied an abandoned police precinct.
Police and National Guard units pulled out of the area, though helicopters are still monitoring the situation. Police barricades and walls have been used by protesters to create a defensive traffic flow through the area. There are reports of armed citizens guarding the entrances to the area.
The police department sign has been altered to read “People Department.”
Donald Trump is capable of seizing on this as an excuse to order his military to “prevent looting and to keep the peace.”
It is exactly how dictatorships are built. They begin with your anger at the government and a feeling of helplessness.
Then the anger is stoked by a dictator-in-waiting, who blames the media and “outside agitators” for all your troubles.
Then the dictator steps in because he is “the only one” who can bring peace to you and your nation.
The result is indeed peace, but a kind of peace you do not want — it is a heavy-handed, deadly peace that comes with the elimination of your civil rights.
Trump has made no secret of his ambitions. He doesn’t even make a secret of his lies.
So long as his own political party does not have the morals or courage to call him out, Trump will continue to lie with impunity.
His followers will engage in “Whataboutism” attempting to normalize the outrageous.
Today, Trump defends the Gestapo officer policeman, a man who already had multiple complaints against him, and who unnecessarily pushed down an elderly man, nearly killing him.
Trump’s defense consists of the usual lies and false accusations about the elderly man being an “agent provocateur,” “the Fake media,” “outsiders,” and the “antifa,” a so-called “organization” that does not even exist as an organization. (It simply describes diverse people all of whom have only one thing in common: They oppose fascisim. No wonder Trump hates them.)
And here come Trump’s usual, invented conspiracy accusations against the Democrats, Hillary, Obama, George Soros, and the Washington Post, and the New York Times.
This all may seem quite new and exciting to the people who hate the government and blacks, but living in America, they don’t truly understand the horrors of dictatorship.
They yearn for someone to protect them from immigrants and people whose ancestors came from “shithole” countries, as Trump promises.
And then come the wealthy, who see Trump as the man who can provide compliant slave labor for the factories — low-wage workers who dare not protest harsh working conditions or bigotry lest they be violently attacked by a cruel military.
Trump is singing a very familiar siren song. We have heard it so many times before, down through history, it is a wonder anyone still is fooled.
Those who believe him will see their lives and dreams shattered by a terrible reality they never had anticipated.
Protestors should be careful not to go so far as to provide Trump with the excuse he craves. March, protest, speak, write letters, but do not attack police or destroy property.
You need allies, but rioting and property destruction will give you enemies. It’s what Trump hopes you will do.
And in November, you know what to do.
VOTE.
Be prepared for the GOP first to try to deny you the vote.
Then, Trump will deny his defeat, claim the election was rigged, and in the two months from the election date to the inauguration date, attempt to seize the Presidency using his command of the armed forces.
Don’t let it happen. Your America is on the brink. Dictators seldom seize power. The people give it to them.
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“..Now here we are in 2020…” but the difference is mass media, smarter, more aware, educated people. You can also throw in guns; lots of people have guns. I don’t see Americans wimping out all that easily. The mass demonstrations tell me that police can win the battle but not the war. This time it looks like it’s not going away like previous demonstrations. This one has legs and heart.
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“..Now here we are in 2020…” but the difference is mass media, smarter, more aware, educated people. You can also throw in guns; lots of people have guns. I don’t see Americans wimping out all that easily. The mass demonstrations tell me that police can win the battle but not the war. This time it looks like it’s not going away like previous demonstrations. This one has legs and heart.
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