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"The idea is, of course, to get the protestors to go away and stop interfering in their own country’s politics. That is the idea here too. Our government has just gone farther. The whole post-January 6th festival of liberal onanism was designed to demonstrate to the masses that they have no role to play in their own governance, that any effort to do so is illegitimate, even (gasp) insurrectionist."

The attitude Schlichter is talking about can be summed up by the Ottawa, Canada mayor's response to the truckers:

"You’ve been here, you’ve made your point, you’ve protested, you’ve disrupted a lot of communities - the ByWard Market, Centretown and so on in our city - it’s time for you to go back to your home,"

In other words, "we don't care, shut up, and go away. We'll do what we want."

Reading about Romania circa 1989, it sure seemed Ceaucescu had support, until he didn't. And the end of his reign seemed to happen fairly quickly.
No matter what the media is saying, Trudeau is hiding. Ardern seems hto be doing the same in New Zealand. I have no doubt the respective Deep State apparatus in various countries are working on their counter moves, but if you have a population that decides it will no longer support the system as it were, not sure what those deep state groups will really accomplish, especially if another front opens via school boards, district committees, et al.

The attitude Schlichter is talking about can be summed up by the Ottawa, Canada mayor's response to the truckers: "You’ve been here, you’ve made your point, you’ve protested, you’ve disrupted a lot of communities - the ByWard Market, Centretown and so on in our city - it’s time for you to go back to your home,"

What arrogance. It’s truly the hallmark of the left.