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Sides Forming
00:02:44
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| How do you feel about America? | |
| Do you think that we're in a revolution or civil war? | |
| We are in a revolution. | |
| Now, it depends upon, of course, your definition of revolution. | |
| I would argue that in a book that I have forthcoming, that we are being attacked on many fronts. | |
| And one of the precursors or pretexts for a revolution, especially a Marxist revolution, is that you divide the population. | |
| We see in the United States, we are more divided today than perhaps we've ever been. | |
| And as a direct result, we begin to see sides forming. | |
| I know here in Washington, we have the Democratic Party, which is using every effort that it can to squelch our civil liberties, certainly our First Amendment rights, and they're going after our churches, our religious freedom. | |
| Those are divisive actions. | |
| And of course, we've seen the division in the media. | |
| And I would argue that the proxies of the left, whether it's the education establishment or it's the national media or it's even the Democratic Party, these are elements that are fueling this revolution. | |
| And of course, behind the scenes, you have a host of billionaires that think that they are the elite of the world, therefore they should govern and stipulate what we can and cannot do. | |
| And joining this chorus, of course, of the communist Chinese, what they want for America is one-party rule, much as the Communist Party of China has one party rule. | |
| They want that in this country because they can deal with the Democrats. | |
| They haven't been too successful at dealing with the Republicans. | |
| And so you see through how they've co-opted Hollywood, how they've co-opted the major media, how through their various institutions, they've infiltrated our educational establishment, | |
| how they've bought up a host of corporations and use their leverage, economic leverage, to really manipulate many of these large organizations, corporations, and the like that have a direct or indirect influence on the culture as well on some government. | |
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Arguing Revolution
00:00:47
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| So as you see all of that, you begin to wonder, is this indeed revolution? | |
| And I argue, yes. | |
| This is a fairly classic revolution. | |
| What we haven't seen in a large way, of course, is the violence. | |
| And Atifa has a long history going back to the time of the Communist Revolution in 1917 in Russia. | |
| And of course, arguably they had their inspiration in the French Revolution of the 1789 to the 1790s. | |
| These are very troubling developments. | |