Our ideological
dilemma:
I have a warning. I'm reading overly simplistic posts from
conservatives who simply don't understand the ideology behind the destruction
of our institutions, yet they expect Trump who is certainly no
"philosopher-king" to solve a crisis of ideological possession. The
only possible way to fight back against this WOKE brain worm is to understand
how it works and why it has captured so many minds. Remember that we are now
left with roughly half the population who believe in ideological insanity. We
cannot simply dismiss them!
Perhaps we might begin by asking our ideological opponents why
the markets are roaring into life even before Trump takes office? We might also remind them that Fascism ONLY
permits private ownership under a state regulated economy which is PRECISELY
what we have had under leaders like Biden and Trudeau. We know that Trump
intends to DEREGULATE the economy, and that DEREGULATION is therefore diametrically
opposed to fascism. As proof Trump has appointed Elon Musk to rid the bloated
bureaucracy of its regulatory inefficiencies and excessive control over the
economy. The most astounding characteristic of radical social collectivists is
that they INVARIABLY accuse their opponents of the very things for which they
are guilty! Also, they adhere to their collectivist beliefs with religious zeal
despite the inherent contradictions in their belief system.
"Marxism is a form of revolutionary socialism,
and Marxism itself is one set of theologies within that religion that has taken
many different faces; Critical Race Theory is Race Marxism and Queer Theory is
kind of Sexual Marxism." – Dr. James Lindsay
In the aftermath of the resounding Trump victory which saw two
high profile Democrats and Elon Musk joining him there will be little ability
for the radical WOKE ideologues to explain what just happened since all their
pathetic excuses will fall flat in the face of this reality. Let the weeping,
wailing, and gnashing of teeth commence for the Devil prowls about like a
roaring lion knowing that his time is short. They called Trump a racist and an
Orange Hitler mere hours before he won a landslide of support from the very
marginalized demographics he was accused of hating! Perhaps they're actually mentally
ill, living proof that Postmodern Cultural Relativism is a parasitic mind worm.
Detached from reason all they are left with are "feelings" and what
they are feeling at present is emotional instability due to their narcissistic
tendencies. Their beliefs have rendered them incapable of self-reflection, so
they project their emotional instability onto others.
Given Trump's astounding comeback there will be more than a
few of the world's tyrants, dictators, and war mongers who are crapping in
their Depends. I can smell the poopoo from here since such an overwhelming
victory sends a crystal-clear message to wannabe dictators like Trudeau and
Starmer that their time remaining in office will likely be short. So, though we
might wish to say let the leftist tears flow because the age of arbitrary state
control, endless proxy wars, manipulation by the deep state, and censorship of
free speech will soon come to an end, yet it still leaves half the population
incapable of facing reality. This is true despite the fact that the results of
this election are due to Divine Providence since God Himself has thrown a
spanner wrench into the machinery of Godless tyranny!
In the movie The Matrix, when Morpheus tells Neo that
"you have to understand that most people aren't prepared to be unplugged
from the system," he's talking about a profound truth of human nature. The
"system" in the Matrix is a metaphor for the illusion of what is
real, an artificial construction designed to control and subdue humanity by
giving them a false sense of reality.
Most people today live trapped in this illusion, unable or
unwilling to see beyond the veil of lies, manipulation, and control. Morpheus
understands that, for many, the comfort of the system is preferable to the
unsettling and often painful process of awakening to the truth. People have
been conditioned from the cradle, through years of indoctrination, sometimes
generations, to accept the world as it is presented to them.
Unplugging from this system is facing a harsh, sometimes
unbearable, reality that everything they thought was real is, in fact, a lie.
This requires courage, willingness to embrace discomfort, and most importantly,
a willingness to let go of what one thought was the truth. Morpheus also knew
that those who are still connected to the system are often his most ardent
advocates. Why? Because the system has become their identity. Their sense of
self, their beliefs, their values, are all tied to the illusions and
constructions of that system.
Threatening them is threatening everything they cherish. For
many, it's easier to defend the system than to face the possibility that
they've been deceived.
The need
for satire in defence of truth:
Diogenes, who was an ancient Greek philosopher, gained fame
for his penchant for satirizing people. One memorable incident involved him
positioning himself beside an archer who repeatedly missed the target,
suggesting it was the safest spot to sit.
On another occasion, Diogenes encountered a young boy, the
child of a sex worker, throwing rocks at a crowd. He quietly cautioned the boy,
"Be cautious, young one, don't harm your own father."
In a different encounter, when Diogenes requested spare
change from a passing man who challenged him to persuade him, Diogenes
retorted, "If I possessed the power to persuade you, I'd have convinced
you to take a different course."
Diogenes held a strong aversion to Socrates and Plato, even
going to the extent of disrupting their lectures by audibly eating food. When
Alexander the Great inquired why he was rummaging through garbage, Diogenes
replied, "I'm searching for your father's remains, but they are
indistinguishable from his slaves' bones."
Diogenes loathed the shallowness and hypocrisy of humans and
favored the companionship of dogs. Though often referred to unkindly as
"Diogenes the dog," he accepted it as a compliment, remarking,
"I am Diogenes the dog. I seek out the kind-hearted, challenge the
avaricious, and confront the dishonest."
On November 5th we were confronted with where "too
authoritarian not to exercise complete control" meets "too
ideologically possessed to notice" versus those of us who believe that the
entire process is too compromised and corrupt for us to hope for anything other
than more tampering, manipulation, gas lighting, where rabid ideologues will scream
like stuck pigs if by some miracle of God's good grace, reason, and sound
judgement will prevail. It did but it still leaves half of us on the wrong side
of the road wondering what the heck happened to their dream of creating a socialist
utopia on earth. Not noticing that the very same people from the State
Department, the FBI and the CIA who covered up the Biden family's corruption
are the same folks who were propping up Kamala Harris running for the top job.
If both candidates were plumbers Trump is the rude guy with plumber's butt who is
actually capable of fixing the toilet versus Harris whose sole solution was to
drop a lit cherry bomb into it, then amidst the shards of broken porcelain
announce triumphantly that under her administration people would no longer need
to use the crapper. Harris couldn’t fix problems because she didn’t intend to
which serves the deep state well since they operate best in chaos and subterfuge.
Ideology simply cannot be defeated at the polls. What people
believe goes far deeper than what mere votes for political candidates can
reflect. We are being confronted with a very clear choice, individual liberty
and personal autonomy versus the dialectical materialism of Marx and Engels.
Many of those who will choose the latter are completely unaware they're
actually supporting a bizarre blend of Neo-Marxist and Fascist ideology that I
call Marxofascism.
Deuteronomy 30:19:
I call heaven and earth to record this day against you
that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing. Therefore
choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live
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