Death Spiral. The Fall of [Their] Democracy

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[bitt]

Originally, this piece was going to be something of a call to arms for my readers—for this Truth Community at large—to get out and vote in tomorrow’s absolutely essential Midterm Elections.

Ultimately, I reconsidered. Not because that message isn’t important—and we will revisit it before the end—but because it would be too simple, condescending and, frankly insulting to this audience.

Of course you know you need to get out and vote tomorrow and, as I explored in detail in my last special feature, ‘Lay of the Land,’ you also know that voting is of the utmost importance even IF the powers that would be enact another temporarily-successful ‘steal’ operation in order to cling desperately to the (public) levers of administrative power.

Today, then, I want to focus on something that should give us all calm, resolute and reasoned joy on the doorstep of a major inflection point in the U.S. theater of the war between Globalism and Sovereignty, even if we remain stoic and prepared for whatever may come. Today, I want to focus on the Death Spiral of both the Democratic Party in the short term and [their] System of Systems in the longer term no matter what comes from the Midterms.

You see, while the Midterms do represent an inflection point, I believe they mark far more beginnings than endings. Whether the Red Wave is actualized, resulting in one of the most celebratory and cathartic moments for the side of Sovereignty since Trump’s initial inauguration in 2017, or whether [they] send the nation into a psychological, tension-filled spiral of narrative warfare on the back of another clandestine voter fraud operation, the signs are there for the inevitable fall of [their] Democracy and the inevitable rise—rebirth, rather—of our grand, unifying and ultimately eternal Republic.

In a recent feature, I discussed the concept of Narrative Convergence, wherein I argued that, heading into October—and the Midterm Election cycle in general—something curious had started to occur in the realm of the Information War. While the Media Industrial Complex spent the better part of the last two years gaslighting a significant portion of the American electorate that not only was the Biden Presidency a good thing, but that the Democratic Party as a whole was inexplicably surging and picking up support this summer en route to what would be a sturdy ‘Blue Hold’ at the Midterms, that messaging shifted sharply within the last few weeks.

No doubt you’ve noticed it. In the place of skewed polls focusing on a slight drop in gas prices as Biden continues to drain the very Strategic Petroleum Reserve that Trump restocked, the Media Industrial Complex has transitioned from boosting sentiment in their own brainwashed base on the eve of the Midterms to prepping them for the very Red Wave we’ve been dreaming of since the Pretender-in-Chief was sworn in—or something like it—in January of 2021.

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[SaveFerris]

(spent the better part of the last two years gaslighting a significant portion of the American electorate)

And it continues to this very day

[Nateman]

It makes the same elpoint over and over again. This opinion could be trimmed down to a quarter of its size and still get the same points across. It is overly optimistic because tyranny exists all over the world and the people willing to fight it have always been the minority. The people Protesting in Iran and Cuba are not going to change much.

[gitmo]

The author, in his own distinctive style, tends to utilize long, rambling sentences that wander through multiple trains of thought punctuated with divergent examples in his attempts to guide the readers through a thought process that could have been actualized with a more direct and decipherable approach that would lead his audience to the desired conclusions in a more timely manner, sparing them the tedium of dissecting the sentences in an attempt of understanding the meaning.

[Sicon]

LOL! Great post!