The Alpha Bully-Boys running the US Government have been having another tough go of it this week prosecuting Gulf War 3.0. This being an 'Election' year, the Controlled Opposition prudently has been avoiding too much discussion of the actual war (lest people start remembering the Democrats' own track-record on foreign conflicts) and focusing on things like skyrocketing increasing grocery and gas prices. Earlier this week, there was a magnificent online spat when someone complained about the cost of burritos. That triggered Republican Congressman and WEF Young Global Leader Dan Crenshaw to respond:
Of course, owning nothing and being happy is #1 on the WEF's 2030 world vision, and (lest we forget) #4 relates to burritos:
To that end, Crenshaw recommends eating more noodles. He excoriates Communists for fixing prices, because apparently he believes that the Agribusiness Cartels never do such things. He also points out that unceasing labor, substandard food and living situations are noble sacrifices that we all should be willing to make for the Greater Glory of the Party Program. Crenshaw, in this respect, is not a hypocrite at least: he himself lost an eye fighting for Bush's New World Order in the Middle East and we're certain that he believes that his WEF overlords who reaped huge profits and power in that conflict fully appreciate his sacrifice.
It's an interesting parallel to look back at the Second World War when European Nazis and Imperialist Japanese thought that sacrificing themselves for the greater glory of their Fuehrer or Emperor (and, by extension, the European Mega-Corporations and Japanese Zaibatsus who would have unlimited monopolies in that era's version of the Great Reset) was the most noble act a citizen could give. They, too, argued that they were defending the homeland against the Red Menace of Communism.
One of the differences between then and now is that European and Japanese citizens were encouraged to make such sacrifices, while today, the Western Corporate Elites don't even bother with such rationalizations. In another food-related story, it appears that the Alpha Supreme in the White House slinked off Air Force One in the back of a catering truck following the NATO Summit in Turkey after somebody thought that the Iranians (who have been utterly defeated according to the Official Narrative) were plotting to shoot the plane down. This may not have been a big deal except they let Air Force One take off with the other passengers who were unaware of the threat and evidently considered expendable.
It should be noted in contrast to this act of poltroonery, the late Iranian Ayatollah died at his post. In Iranian Culture---which our exceptional one laughs at---leaders sacrifice for the people and not the other way around. In the Alpha Red Pill Philosophy, the Ayatollah was a chump, while Trump's actions was a realistic and smart move.
The President underscored this point, going on the podcast of Las Vegas-based influencer Wayne Root. Root is another big hero to the Alphas---with a Vox Day-sized ego and even bigger mouth. Root, of course, praised Our Glorious Leader for his actions before launching into a monologue encouraging the Head-of-State to declare another State of National Emergency.
“Let me put an idea in your head, OK?" Root---who sadly already has too much input into Trump's head, "Because it’s so hard to get the Senate to do anything – now they’re on recess. They don’t get anything done. If they never get the SAVE America Act done, you have the right to declare a national security emergency for elections, and the Supreme Court ruled in 1983 under Reagan – INS vs Chadha – that if you declare a national security emergency as the president of the United States, they can’t challenge it. It can only be overturned by a two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress. So if you do this in the next month, we will get photo ID, proof of citizenship and a limit to mail-in ballots…” Trump interrupted: “Let me just say that stranger things have happened, OK? I’ll leave it at that.”
Which, of course, has been the aim of Root and other accelerationists from the beginning. The Punditocracy on both sides of the Uniparty are missing the entire point. The Elites miscalculated in Iran: their focus now is not going to be trying 'to spin the defeat into a victory,' but to juxtapose the White House's claims of winning against growing (and completely orchestrated) stories of depleted munitions and appalling conditions of our deployed military. They'll admit defeat when they can no longer deny it: but the narrative will be that we were winning but lost because of a stab in the back by the enemy within. It's an old---but effective---story and one that they'll employ to justify a domestic crackdown.
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