"I don’t intend to mince words but to speak with eviscerating clarity. Western governments have been at war with their own people for decades. Barbaric savagery is paraded across our screens daily while politicians run interference for corporations exploiting multiculturalism for profit, all to prop up a Western lifestyle that burned out thirty years ago.""
George Carlin said it best: Forget the politicians. The politicians are put there to make you think you have freedom of choice. You don’t. You have owners. They own you! Politicians serve their own bank accounts and whoever bankrolled their campaigns—and be sure that it wasn't some benevolent Messiah returned to gift you a free house. We don’t need some hooded Satanic figure manipulating governments when we already have a cabal of hyper-wealthy, similarly educated elites manipulating outcomes to preserve their international dominance. That pattern has repeated throughout history. The hubris of the ruling classes, however, always ends in collapse, overthrown by a populace that’s had enough.
Louis XVI probably didn’t deserve the guillotine, but by the time he became King the rot was too deep, worsened by reckless spending like France’s aid to the American Revolution. I say this as an American of biracial heritage—Scotland on one side, Africa on the other. My ancestors were here in the thirteen colonies, and they sweated, bled, and died into this soil. To the liberal left, though, that doesn’t matter. To them, I’m reduced to skin color and sex: a woman of color.
That demeaning obsession with identity dismisses me as if I’m nothing more than my surface appearance. If that weren’t enough, the government wants to catalogue who is stuffing my orifices nightly so as to put another label on me. Neither my skin color nor gender or sexuality disqualify me from caring about my wealth, my safety, my community, or wanting to live a meaningful life around people who share my values in a country my family has been living in for 405 years!
The left doesn’t listen. I don’t fit their narrative of the low-capacity immigrant or permanent victim. Instead, I get called an Oreo or a white supremacist in blackface. That’s what passes for discourse. Their inability to form an argument without name-calling, screaming, threats, or outright violence makes them politically bankrupt. Forty years ago with a different audience listening, liberal talking points may have had traction. Today, being told I must pay homage to everyone who walked this land before me is unbearable. If someone approaches preaching "social justice" or “democracy,” I run the other way—because the threat of violence always lingers. One wrong word, and leftists send the message: they’ll shoot me.
Mass shootings, vehicular attacks, and reckless outbursts—often committed by those claiming to be marginalized—fuel division and intensify political fever. Any one of us could be next: our spouses or our children. These acts of intimidation won’t silence the opposition; they only push people to cling tighter to their beliefs. The left often interrupts with “this is why guns must be banned.” I argue back: whether it’s a mass shooter in America or a van driven into a crowd in Europe, the weapon is relative. When governments want control, violence is only a tool for rhetoric to guide.
That is the larger point: Western governments thrive on intimidation, manipulation, and fear. They frame tragedies to pit citizens against each other along superficial lines, deliberately stoking civil war fever. In the UK, some even welcome talk of civil war, blind to how perfectly that plays into the hands of their government. Once people turn on each other, the state will seize its chance: slaughter citizens to save the republic and keep the rich cabal alive at the top. Are the underground bunkers we hear about really for the billionaires escaping nuclear war, or is it their hideout when communal desperation grows too dire?
The left is demeaning. The right, meanwhile, refuses to confront global reality: the decline of the U.S. dollar, multipolar power shifts, and dwindling American influence in a world that sees us as cruel and unstable. Who is serious here? Neither. Both parties ramble incoherently, offering nothing but distraction while the architecture of control tightens around us.
I’m telling everyone off at once: left, right, and the complacent middle. Stop feeding the government the fire it needs to burn us all. Refuse to let them divide us by skin, sex, or orientation. See through the spectacle! See through the manipulation! If not, when the smoke clears, the only thing left standing will be the cabal.
💙 Chris
