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Aug. 7, 2022 - Lionel Nation
18:04
The Only Way to Overhaul: Focused Opposition

It's actually Newtonian if you think about it. Oppositional forces.

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I don't want to be a downer.
I know everybody's getting all excited about CPAC and Republican platforms and the GOP and the convention and all of this usual stuff.
You know, the Fox News message.
I mean, God bless Fox News.
At least somebody's saying something.
But you know what all this means?
Nothing.
Nothing.
The problem that cannot be addressed by anybody.
Left, right.
Is that this country, this society that we're living in, particularly our political system or lack thereof, is so corrupt, so fetid, so contaminated, so affected by this virus of globalism and shadow government, cryptocratic.
Corruption and fetid feculence.
I think you're getting my point.
That we're just kidding ourselves by thinking, well, if we elect this person in, and the closest we ever came is Trump, which I'll explain in a moment, but this country needs an overhaul.
An overhaul that can't be overhauled.
We need a revolution.
A bloodless, gunless, ammunitionless revolution.
From top to bottom.
Everything.
A disentanglement, a disgorgement, a removal of everything.
This is the only way, the only way, that we will Never even remotely get out of the mess that we're in.
And while we're talking about incremental things and changes, inflation, crime, abolishing the Federal Reserve, that ain't ever going to happen.
It's never going to happen.
It sounds good.
It sounds terrific.
How about just auditing the Fed?
But I digress.
The only way...
That we are ever going to get out of this mess is if we have a revolution.
A revolution of ideas starting from the beginning, scrapping this stupid system called political parties.
Two sides of the same coin.
The identical people saying the chiral opposite of what the other one says.
I mean, we love talking about this stuff.
We love, oh, these guys are commies and they're Marxists.
It doesn't mean anything.
It doesn't mean...
I've got a few ideas of things that I think need to be done.
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Let me start off with an analogy.
I started off in the radio biz in the mid to late 80s.
And it was at the height, or the height, as people say, of Rush Limbaugh and conservative radio.
And it was the most exciting time.
Talk radio mattered.
It absolutely mattered.
It was galvanizing.
It was just wonderful political talk radio.
We had Rush Rooms.
Rush Limbaugh was that big.
It was in this kind of a Ronald Reagan, still this spirit of conservatism.
The left was the usual suspects, the implicit, rather, Feckless left, though there were some good progressives and liberals who were still there, who kind of, sort of, you know, they made their awareness known.
And they had some good ideas.
The left actually was pretty good in many respects.
It was anti-war, anti-interventionist.
Some of the social programs I thought were terrific.
Gay rights.
Women's rights?
What's wrong with that?
Progressive, open-minded, getting away from this stodgy, hoary, closed-minded, you know, this ossified, oseous, kind of a conservative, and let's face it, to call yourself conservative then, I mean, yeah, it was about family values, but left me completely.
Devoid of excitement.
It was very, very simple.
It was a simple time then.
It was a simple time.
Left, right.
Kind of sort of meant something.
It really did.
Republicans were different though.
They kind of were changing a little bit.
They were kind of evolving, interestingly enough.
See, the Democrats won everything.
They won the war.
They won the battle.
There was no war.
They got...
I mean, not gay marriage, but they were making tremendous progress.
Civil rights was certainly a great accomplishment.
They won!
They won in so many particular areas, and they kind of got complacent and kind of boring, and they started to maybe implode under its own way, kind of like a black hole, you know, devoid of gravity or what have you.
Republicans...
Kind of got interesting at the time.
The Republicans always realized, we've got to do something and get away from this country club, you know, wood-paneled, kind of stodgy Republican.
We've got to be different.
Barry Goldwater, you know, and Ronald Reagan.
That was interesting, but that wasn't enough.
The Southern Strategy in 72, that was interesting.
Might not have been the...
Ultimately, the best move in some people's minds, but it sure brought a lot of new people in.
Hey, listen, all you Dixiecrats, come over here.
Those people forgot who you were.
Come over here.
What are you saying?
Are you going to roll back civil rights?
Well, I'm not going to roll them back, but we may not be exactly the most zealous in prosecuting.
Just come on over.
Okay, next thing you know, that happened.
Probably the greatest move ever was the moral majority and getting the evangelical movement in there, especially the way Ronald Reagan fooled people of thinking he was some kind of an evangelical, you know, fire and brimstone Christian, which he wasn't, but that's okay.
You've got to kind of play a little lip service to that.
Constitutionalists, come on in!
Plenty of room in the tent.
Libertarians!
Come on in!
Less regulation.
We're the Republicans!
This is terrific.
Second Amendment?
We're saving the seat for you.
Come on in here.
Come on in.
It really picked up.
I mean, later on it became really interesting and then you had basically Libertists and the Rand Paul folks and it really picked up.
Speed and steam, and it became kind of, you know, interesting.
It's very interesting.
The left, I don't know, they were kind of showing where they were headed.
The Democrats were kind of, Jimmy Carter, Michael Dukakis, just.
Bill Clinton kind of jazzed things up a little bit later on.
And believe me, it was boring.
George W. Bush?
Please!
Come on!
Up till then, the greatest performing president I'd ever seen, I ever saw, I should say, was Ronald Reagan.
I mean, Ronald Reagan was just, dear God, he was brilliant!
And then, Trump.
And whether because of Trump, whether...
This happenstance, whether this was timed, I don't know.
Everything changed.
The rules, the parties, the goals, the thinking, the aspirations, everything.
And I got to be so interested and excited in this guy named Trump because he changed everything.
Everything.
He was like the Beatles.
He was...
I don't know what that...
I'm trying to think of some innovative...
He changed everything.
He said, I'm going to run and I'm going to say what I want.
And I don't care about the Republicans.
I don't care about the Democrats.
I'm going to say what I want.
When was the last time you ever heard...
Of somebody saying, hey, we're going to go to a Trump rally.
You're going to go to what?
We're going to go to a political rally.
This guy's a superstar.
Redefined it.
Yeah, Reagan had his excitement, but Trump just blew it apart.
And then they said, good, come on in, Trump.
Now, do you think the deep state, and they always were there, but not like today, do you think the deep state, police state, shadow government, intel state, Ruling class.
Whoever you want to call these people.
The people who run the show.
Do you think they could have changed things?
Absolutely.
Do you think they could have maybe allowed Hillary to win?
They could have pulled a few levers.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
They didn't want her.
They wanted him.
For four years of complete and total chaos.
Nothing we're doing now would have been possible without him.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Everything blew up.
And then COVID.
And here we are today.
So here's what we need.
And you may not like Trump.
And I can understand why.
He does stuff sometimes that just defies Bocic.
It defies precedent.
It doesn't.
Sometimes it works.
Sometimes it doesn't.
Believe me.
Believe me.
I've seen it.
But if you have Ron and Don, Ron DeSantis, Donald Trump, maybe DeSantis as a number two guy, because let's face it, Trump's going to be, what, 78 years old?
And you can see, you've got this young whippersnapper here who's going to be great.
By the way, Trump's got to be nice.
He's got to extend the olive branch and actually include him in things.
But we need a revolution.
And it's from people who aren't going to be repeating the same thing over and over again.
I promise you, I promise you, CPAC or the GOP or the RNC convention or whatever it is, is going to be the same people with the same ideas and the same dreck.
Over and over and over again.
Nothing new.
We need an intellectual and ideological revolution.
We've got to go after and change drastically the fact that we can't speak, that there's no First Amendment, biomedical tyranny.
We've got to be able to speak.
We have a great reset.
We've got to educate people.
We've got, as our overlords, Klaus Schwab, George Soros, we've got organizations and NGOs people have never heard of.
What I'm hearing right now is the same drivel, the same vapid dreck that said every single year, quoting Reagan and this and that, we need a new everything.
We need a new party.
We need a new parties.
We need a new focus, and we need a massive re-education, not in the mild sense, but an education of the American voter who doesn't know anything.
I mean, you can enjoy this.
Hey, look, knock yourself out.
It leaves me flat.
I'm not a Republican.
I'm sure as hell not a Democrat.
I'm an American.
And the America that I want to see...
Is not being advanced by either of these two parties.
We need a revolution.
And you may not believe this.
You may have a hard time understanding this.
And I understand it if you do.
But Donald Trump, as wacky as he is, is the only person who said, I'm breaking the rules.
Not perfect.
Not perfect.
But if you think any of these folks, the usual suspects you see on Fox News all the time, And God bless Fox News, don't get me wrong, but if you think this is it, if you think Ted Cruz, if you think John Kennedy, or the usual, I mean, they give great, great little snippets and videos and tweets.
If you think this is it, you're not paying attention.
We need a revolution.
A revolution of ideas and thoughts and momentum.
An evolution of ideas, an evolution of...
Of a re-education and re-dedication.
An evolution of a re-dedication.
How about that?
I don't know what the hell that even means.
But it sounds good.
Because this country is so fetid, so feculent, so infested with corruption.
And this shadow government contamination, we need to start from scratch all over again.
And it ain't going to be pretty.
And it ain't going to be easy.
But the first thing is, lose the party.
Don't tell people you're a Republican.
Don't tell people you're a Democrat.
You're an American.
I know that sounds corny.
I know that sounds rather trite.
But it's true.
Now please don't play that Lee Greenwood song.
God Bless the USA.
I've heard that.
I've heard it.
Patriotism does not have an anthem.
Yeah, respect the flag.
That's terrific.
But don't let the size of your lapel pin be inversely proportional to your level of knowledge as to the rudiments of this constitutional republic.
That's all I have to say.
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