This illusion that we live in a society of free
speech and the ability to redress wrongs has now evaporated into a power
struggle that the protesters had no idea they were wrapped up in.
The Democratic roadblocks to
voting audits in critical states continues to raise suspicions about whether or
not they stole the election in 2020 – the central question asked during the
Jan. 6 protest.
This has been magnified by
the Democratic-controlled congress that is pushing to do away with states
rights to control their own election process through one-size-fits-all federal
election rules.
Progressives, who are on the
wrong side of the Jan. 6 protest stick, are right in one regard – individual votes
do not win elections, political machines do.
As the 2020 election proved,
it is possible to control the election in critical states, but far easier to do
so if you mandate the same rules for all states and use a national machine to
control the outcome.
The whole point of the new Democratic-dominated
federal government is to do away with individual states’ ability to thwart this
overseer agenda.
This ghost in the machine is
part of the reason people came out on Jan. 6 and why they stormed the capital,
trying to take the conflict to where the wizard hides behind the legislative
curtain.
Democrats are not completely to blame.
We live in a society of a ruling elite, and in
the past, party distinction was something of a fiction, as each party traded
off their time at the top.
Obama – with his Marxist agenda – attempted to
alter this by handing off power to Hillary Clinton in order to continue the
march towards Marxism his administration started.
Trump’s come from behind win not only shocked a
corrupt media, but also the foundations of power in both parties – because like
Mr. Smith who went to Washington so many years ago – Trump and his supporters
actually believed in the fiction of Democracy and assumed that power rested in
the hands of the people, not in the frauds people elect every two-four-or-six
years.
January 6 proved an eyeopener for them and
others, especially with the backlash that labelled them as insurrectionists
seeking to overthrow an election, rather than patriots seeking to keep the
Democrats from stealing one.
I would blame the Democrats
but it is not just them it is the ruling Elite that stands above us all and
like Gods, the rule over our lives, creating the illusion that we live in a
society where our voices are heard but they are not heard.
These conditions show just how much has changed
since the 1960s when there was still room to protest and not have your life
totally destroyed.
But it is not the protesters that are being
hunted down and thrown into jail but a symbol of Freedom. They have become the
pawns in this ever-growing conflict in which institutionalized power is seeking
to keep from being toppled by a questioning public.
January 6th was a day that shook the foundations
of the power elite in a way that few other events in history have not an
Insurrection but a reminder that people are supposed to rule America not the
politicians.
Suppressing that protest and
jailing its participants – by misusing the justice system, the power elite makes
sure that people know their place in the world, and it is at the bottom of a
rung not the top.
As pointed out earlier in
another essay, this is very much like the aftermath of Napoleon where the power
elite shaken out of their seats of power needed to restore the old order and so
imprisoned or executed those who dared defy their positions of authority.
Anyone who questioned the election in 2020,
anyone who stood up against the process that allowed the certification of
questionable results is rooted out, and their lives destroyed in order to make
an example of them and to make sure this never happens again.
This is a terrifying concept
that America has moved from the Chicago seven and Abbie Hoffman to the
persecution of protesters on January 6th, but it is clear that everybody is
taking this political game seriously.
We have even created a McCarthy like commission
to root out these protesters and their sympathizers the way the House of Un-American
Activities once rooted out alleged communists and to crush any future protest.
January 6 came too close to showing how the
system really works.
As in the sixties we learned that participatory
democracy is not tolerated because we are supposed to put our trust into leaders
who will speak and act for us even when they often speak and act for their own
power.
January 6th was a fight between real democracy
and the phony democracy we get in elections like the 2020, when we are supposed
to live under the illusion and accept the results even though we suspect the
result were manipulated.
Part of it has to do with a Napoleon like
character named Trump who rose up on the backs of these people and told them
they have real freedom and real power when in fact they are now finding out
that the freedom that they thought they had hasn't existed in generations and
the power they thought they had evaporates the pulling of levers behind the
curtain.
More than the whiny woke victimization we are
hearing about constantly from the people who are constantly offended by
inappropriate terms, these January 6 protesters who are now being sent off to
the gulag are the real victims. They are forced to confront the fiction of the
so-called Democratic society – a lesson they are learning the hard way with
ruined lives.
You do not upset the power he
leave without consequences and if you do not succeed then you feel utterly and
your life gets ruined by a pack of bureaucrats who are determined to keep hold
of their position and power, tooth and Claw and will utterly destroy your life
if they think you threaten their position.
Considering what we are watching now all the safeguards
that the founding fathers put in place being stripped away it only gets worse
from here.
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