When you are overthrowing a government, the local police are obviously going to be a problem.
After the Bolshevik Revolution, a secret police force was created to purge the public of any political opposition.
After Hitler came to power, the Nazification of local police departments took only three years, leaving a fully centralized police force under the control of SS leader Heinrich Himmler by 1936.
In Venezuela, Maduro created a paramilitary force and employs non-state actors to fight against citizen patriots.
It's an obvious priority when you plan on overthrowing a country and eliminating people's constitutional rights, then you have to deal with the police who have sworn an oath to protect those rights.
And we are now witnessing this in America.
In Austin, Texas, Mayor Steve Adler came to power as one of the biggest landowners of Austin and spends most of his time perched above the city in the tallest penthouse, which is fitting.
Adler does not act according to the will of the people, but rather as their king.
When asked by Vice if he regretted ending the camping ban, which has unquestionably brought thousands of dangerous transients from all over the country into the once safe streets of Austin, he proudly admits to forcing his own disruptive agenda upon the people of Austin.
Was it a mistake to lift the ban?
It was absolutely not a mistake to lift the ban.
I think that sometimes you really need disruptive action if you're trying to make change.
He arrogantly goes on to say that if the people vote to reinstate the camping ban, which has since happened, that nothing will change.
So I'm concerned about it passing and creating an expectation in some parts of our community that somehow or another these people will at that point disappear because they won't.
Some of these so-called homeless people are camping outside Austin City Hall, where they openly brag about going to war with the police.
If it's a war they want, it's a war they go to.
BLM supporter and Travis County DA Trudy Strasberger recently posted a job ad looking for a heavy hitter who is looking to prosecute police officers.
Austin City Council has brazenly decided to defund the police by $150 million.
This, along with having the streets filled with desperate transients, has naturally resulted in a sharp increase of violent crimes, robberies, and murders.
Adler even joked with Joe Rogan how he succeeded at slowing Austin's growth by importing crime.
You know, but as I explained to people, there's only one way to really stop a city from growing.
Bring in crime.
Bring in crime.
Make it a desirable place to live.
Order out of chaos.
This is the job of Adler and his radical city council.
Destroy Texas from within.
And it's working.
Our election system has been subverted and the population so brainwashed that Texans will likely elect Hollywood movie star Matthew McConaughey to be their next governor, proving once and for all that Texas is finished.
If you don't think they can turn Texas into California, just give it a few years.
The enemy's resolve seems to be far greater than our own.